The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-17

Literary Notices.
BANGS LIFE OF ARMENIus-Harper & Brothers.
The interesting compend of the memoirs and
opinions of the first founder Of the Armenian sect
The FORTUNE HUNTxR. toleraby well-written
story OF New York society. Winchester.
MYSTERIES OF LONDON, by Sue Part l. Win
chester
THE BANKING HousE-A very excellent story
Winchester.
HERCULES HARDY.-An exciting tale Of Guiana in
l772. BY Sue. Winchester
THE JEw.-A thrilling German romance. VIM
chester, and Harper ~ Brothers.
HANS OF IcELAND-One Of Victor Hugo's best
stories. Winchester.
ANIMAL MAeNETIsM.-By Chas. p. Johnson
Burgess ~ Stringer.
TowNsENp's ANIMAL MAGNETISM q
Co.
parts and e. of the ''modem standard drama
a work just undertaken by G. Mowatt & Co., IVA
Broadway.
ELEMENTS OF Social DisoRpER.-A very well
written pamphlet and worthy of extensive circula.
ton. The author, who writes under the name OF
''mechanic," exposes with merited severity the
humbug of many of the so-called benevolent inst-
tutions of the day, and the grasping ayarlce, the
chicanery, the pride and seltshness OF wealthy
"church MEMBERS are pointed out with great
force and truth. The great source ofthe social dis
order which exists the writer attributes TO the neg
lect of the divine precept, Glove thy neighb0r as
myself" His structures, apply with peculiar force
to the canting New nglanders-unhappily pretty
numerous class, but they also tell in every other
quarter where hypocrisy, Pharlsalsm, avarics, and
oppression of the poor exist. The work unpublished
at Providence, by Moore.
PRLL's TREATISE ON THE GAMES OF DoMINoEs; -
Full and Ineligible. Adee az Esterbrook, lO7 Full
ton street.
SPIRIT OF THE NATIoN-Repea songs as fiery as
raw Irish whiskey. Boston--Pat Donohu.
BISHOP ENGLAND's LETTERS ON SLAvERY.-John
Murphy, Baltimore.
Rory O'MoRE-One of Lovers best novels
Philadelphia, Lea a. Blanchard
DOCTRINES OF THE NEW JERUsALEM-A sermon
by Mr.. Dixie, which we recommend to the Fou-
rierltes
NAp1ERs WAR IN TIE PENINsuLA-No. 2-Red-
field, Clinton Hall.
MCULLocH's GAzETrEER-Part l0-Harpers.
GIBBONS ROMAN EMpIRE-No. 6 Harpers.
GRAHAM's NE-April-Embellishe with a
fine portrait of Mr.. Willis. The leading article is
iectle too euogistic, but not beyond the verge OF
truth and justice. This is an excellent number OF
this popular magazine.
LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZTNE-A very lnteres-
ting number. The engraving, "Rosy Moop," Is
really gem. Both these elegant magazines are
published in this city by Mr.. Graham, Nassau ST.,
opposite the Park.
HuNr's MAGAzINE-March
New YORK LEGAL OBSERVER This excellent Pc
riodical continues to command the esteem OF the
profession. Office, AZ Ann street.
IRIsHsMAGAzINE-No. Rather trashy affair.
CAMpBELL's FOREIGN MI-MoNTHLY MAGAZINE
March IAN excellent number, embellished with
fine portraits of Washington, Allston and Dr. Ma
GUN,
New York JOURNAL OF MEDrcINE-March-A
good number. Langley publisher
DEMOCRATIC REvIEw-March-An interesting
number. Langley, Chatham street.
The Rococo-This republication of rare and
choice poetry, by Morris, Willis " Co, has at once
obtained the most unbounded popularity. The
"Mirror Library will indeed be collection, OF
gems. The last number contains the "Angel OF
the World" by Croly-a most enchanting poem
Mrs. Norton's poems are Promised
PROCEEDINGS OF THE NEW YORK HISTORICAL So
cIETY-From the Society The record for lS43 is
very interesting.
PIcToRIAL BlBLE-No. H. is just out, and is very
beautiful.
McKENz1E's ILLusTRIous IRIsHMEN-Th!s work
meets an astonishing sale, and it deserves It, IT Is
complied with great care and ability. Every Irish
man must have 1t.
CATHOLIC FAMILY BIBLE-Very elegantly got up.
Part II is out. Saddher, Carmine street, publisher.
BEETHOVEN COLLECTION OF SACRED MUsIc-Ele-
gantly got up under the superintendent OF Alpers,
Tmm " Ives. Winchester, publisher
BEAUTIES OF BEIIsARIo-Just published by Millet.