New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
THs KsIcKERBocKrR.-We confess tina, there


Nv lc has kindled in thine eye"
The KYIcKERBecKER.-We confess that there
is something very agreeable 20 va IN not receiving
Magazine until the day is dated The knicker-
bockers habits most ancient and unexceponn-
bic in this respect The quality fits contents too
is sound and sparkling, and the industry Of lis Ed-
Tor tirelsss. The present nunbir contains the
conclusion Of the Quod Correspondence, thrl-
hnc sketch of the Plague nj Constantinope,' Re
uiniscenccs OF Dattmoor Prisoner Professor
Shaw, of Tnnscum,' ian admirable satire in prose,)
A Legend of Spain,' by the Author al the Sketch
Book Sc &c.--rhc Critical and Editorial depart
meais are full, diversified and well sustained. The
Imaginary Conversation with the great Seatsiield
ia exquisitely done up, and the sa,irc deeply and
ar,iully concealed The Gossip is, ever, charm
ing This IL the close OF the MILD Volume ol
this popular periodical.
LIZ HuYr's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for June
opens with an able Statistical Article on Trieste,
aud the Participation of Austria in the Commerce OF
the World during the last Ten Years translated
by Hon. GEo. P. MARSH. The next paper is
synopsis OF the recent Debate the the U. 5 Senate
on the T'ari--wc think not very happy, aud evil
IDENTIFY made up up by some who inchnes 10 the
L. L
Sicilies,' by J. T. HEApLEy. ". Wisconsin and
It's Resources by josiah BOND. There is added
10 these a large amount Of Commercial Statistics
especially with reference to the annual product Of
Cotton Provisions, Leather, &c. in the United
States. IF. Hunt, l42 FuIton-s,. So per annum.)
,5y- LirrsI1's LIVING AGE, No. g. is received
BY Mowat, & Co. la Broadway. l.; has the Len
don Quarterly s powerful criticism on Hume; The
Free Thinker from Backwood for May, &c. &c.
l- The CuLrlyAroR for June has articles on
Cattle Fruit, Sheep, Husbandry, Cutting Wheat,
Phosphate of Lime, Manures, tGuano, Sawdnst,
Nightsoil, tSc.) Plows, NIilet, &c. &c. We have
been most interested in essay on Wheat Culture
in the Southern Counties is, in regions where
there is little or no Lime in the Soil which, it is
popularity supposed, will not bear Wheat which
this article shows to be mistake, pointing out the
means Of making them productive of this grain, b,
applying Ashes lcven though leached,) with Lime,
Plaster, &c. How any man attempts TO farm with
ont an Agricultural paper, when he may have one
ayear Tor the value of days work, IS 10 us unac-
counisble.
Rr We hardly think that during the last twelve
Month, the leaming New York book press has pro-
uuetu WORK oi greater merit Ior It's SIZE, lHau
tasty volume Of 100 PIP. duodecmo, entitled Facts
and Arguments, on the Transmission Of InteAcctu |
81 and Moral Qualities from Parents TO their OFF |
spring'-a copy oil which being kindly lent us By |
lady in this neig hborhood the aulhoress is since
s,cer,ained 10 be her talented knswomsn, Mrs. Hes
tr Peadleton, an uuassuming, quiet inmate OF the |
CITY Aforesaid ti when the TACT was new us, that
snother Sedg wick, Hale, Sigourney or Williams,
claimed residence within that wilderness ofmyrisd
hones.' The formidable array OF cases adduced
BY Mrs p in supper, OF her important theory, and
ialersperseJ with the instructive maxims flowing
from a cultivated mind and philanlhropic heart,
ought 10 insure wide circulation for the work; and
while we cra,eindugence for the liberty here taken
with u aaue, (which should We Ilink have graced
the 6ue-page, we cannot well ioreso The pleasure
oi anticipating It's resuar classification with The ex-
psnding galaxy Of distinguished American females.
ilohawk Mirror.
" The work above alluded 10 is published by
Winchester, and may be had of the cheap book
sellers Price s7s cents.
MooRE's SHORTER PoEMs.-No. XXI. OF the
Mirror Library, comprises ' Evenings in Greece;
The Summer Fe,e, and other delicious Poems, by
THOMAS MOORE" Nearly all Moore's favorite
Melodies are here embodied,. The work is richly
worth the 25 cents il COSTS.
The CHRISTIAN PHILOSOPHER or, the Connex- |
ION Of Science and Philosophy with Religion, by
THOMAS DICK, LID. author of Philosophy of
Future State The Sideral Heavens, &c. is
Published by Appleton & Co. This is one of
hose works which deserve and will attain high
md enduring position in our Literature. Dick has
S'ne very much for the cause of true Religion and
sue Science, and his reward is the admiration and
's''en of the wise and good of this and succeeding
s.uentons.