New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03
THE TRIBUNE.

y,-,oy.r. MAGAZINE AND INDUSTRIAL RECORD hdl-
red By REDWOOD FISHER; Vol H. No. l.
We received punctually the seventh number oil this
ork and should say enough in its praise were we SIM
v 70 state that il fully sustans the high character we
on several previous occasions awarded TO tins we'll
conducted periodical But is not our design in notices
ofths kind merely to express our opinion we there
FIRE with pleasure something OF the particulars OF
hs number The first is copious and clear account OF
The Commerce past and present otlIcand, shownglts
rise It's extraordinary amount in former days and lis de-
cline with particulars OF the articles Of trade between
this country and Holland.
The second article gives very full account OF the
trade OF Cleveland Ohio; and also of the early settle
men, of the Great West. We have no where seen
more interesting view OF the progress in the Lake re-
gOn.
Lockport Niagara Co. ~ Y it's rise, present condition
and pYorress contains much useful and highly encour-
sgns Information.
The Sketch Of the early Settlement OF Louisiana and
yeworleans will be found pleasing and instructive as
will also letter the subject of the Manufactures ana
The Iron and Coal OF Richmond, Virginia.
The Agriculture and Manufactures OF Connecticut,
and the Fairs of Hartford Co. Connecticut show the ad
vantage OF multiplicity OF industrial pursuits, and
speaks well for that patriotic State.
Biographical Notice of Edward Livingston; The
relative Manufacturing advantages of England France
and the United States The Presen; State OF the Iron
Trade The Progress and History OF Pound of Cotton;
snd Glance at the Old World with Notices of New
Books &c complete the December number of this work,
and with its predecessors make up mass OF most vau-
bic information which will doubtless claim liberal pa
tronage for it, which have repeatedly said it rich
yncrts (Ofice l6l Broadway So per annum)
New AND PRAcIIcAL METHOD FOR TEACHING AND
LEARNINC THE FRENCH LANGUAGE. by r. G.. Der
rEAu, Professor OF French at Columbia College.
This work strikes an Improvement in many re-
specs upon the Grammars now in use for teaching
the French The principle adopted in the exercises
isbetter than that in other Grammars and more direct
lycaculated to teach the scholar the language while
i, will enable him to avoid contracting many faults
The acquisition of language is difficult and la
boyious task. and any facilities that can be intro
duced should be thankfully received. Mr.. Berteau,
for whom we have high respect as scholar and
gentleman gives instruction in his native tongue and
has prepared this work to use in his classes -
It's for sale at his Foreign Book Store, 3l5 Broad
way.
Speaking of bis Book Establishment, reminds us
Of an obligation which we think the public owe 10
Mr. BarteCu, and il is that ofkeeping on hand very
large and choice assortment of French works, and
which he sells very moderate prices. His store is
the largest OF the kind in any of our Northern cities
and all the new works ms we'll az standard ones,
Literature Philosophy, History, the Sciences. &c.
are TO be found there.