New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
New Publications..

Nc- ORTHorHoNY, or Vocal Culture i'll Elocuon .
A Manual of Elementary Exercises, Adapted 10
Dr. Rushs Philosophy Of the Human Voice. and designed
rs an Introduction Russells American Eocutions
By JAMES E. MURDOCH and WILLIAM RUSSELL, is a very
neat lamo OF 1886 pages just laid table. We have
not had tine to examine this work thoroughly, but
to be well calculated for usefulness.
G{-" THE PooR DoUBrING CHRISTIAN DRAWN
To CHRIST, BY Rev. THOMAS Hooker, first Minis
ter OF Hartford CT with abstract OF the Authors Lie,
also an Introduction " EDWARD W. HOOKER, d d" has
been sent rs by Rsbns Saith Hartford Il prefLced ny
letter from Rev Joel Hawcs certifying its excellence
Eugravngs of the rs Meeting House and Parsonage
In Connecticut face the title. page.
II5-' THE Romish and Prelaticsl Rite of Con-
rIRMArIoN Examined, and proved TO be contrary TO
scripture and Practise of all the Earliest and Pures,
Churches both Oriental and Western: ly THOMAS SMrTn,
"-2I3 pages, ismo-has just been issued by VI. IL.
Newman Il Carer and Leaviti, Trow Co.
1e-s.'' The Name, Nature and Functions Of RuI-
ING ELDERS, with an Appendix on the use of the
title BISHOP BY THOMAS SMyTH. d D." is work OF s6
l2no pages wherein the author undertakes show
the testimony the Scriptures, the Fathers aud the Re-
formers that Ruling Elders not PresSyters Bishops,
and that Representatives OF the People. their Office
ought 10 be temporary NJ II. Newman aud r. Carter
are the publishers.
NS;- WYOMING: Tale, forming No SIS Of their
Library Of Novels has just been published by The
Harpers. Price p cents Also
No u Of their illuminated and New Pictorial
BIBLE, closing on the NXTvlh chapter of Isaiah -
We do not think highly of the embellishments of this
edition, bu, its typography paper and general execution
have rarely been eQuaed in this Country.
G1- LrrrELL's LIVING AGE, No. 81, for sale by
Vim. Taylor Astor House. l, is An excellent number
o. JOHN COCHRAN has been nominated as the
Loco Foco candidate for Congress in the Macon
District, Alabama, JAMES E. BELsER, the present
menlber, having declined reelection. JonN A.
NooE is The candidate for The Loco Focos in the
yth and SAMUEL F. RICE of those in The With
District The later District is represented by Mr.
McCoSNELl., anu ii is thought he will run on his
own hook
;ssThe Assembly of The Reformed Presbyterian
Church, now in session al Philadelphia, has before
il the subject of Slavery. The ant.slavery feeling
is strong, and the supper, OF The institution has been
pronounced ar error in doctrine and practice.
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASsgMBLY.-Th second
days proceedings Of this body were not of general
interest, being chiefly OF preliminary character.
&C. The Reformed Gambler, Mr. Green, lec-
tnred to al Immense audience on Sunday evening
as' at Rochester, in the Methodist Chapel, one Of
the iarses, Churches in the country
G- ; e. Carter, Esq. (Whis) has been removed
from the Post Once At Amherst Masx 10 make place for
Seth Minis, (Locol
a rumor was Yesterday extensively circulated
that the snail poN prevailed to alarming extent In The
ncShborhoot OF The Navy Yard. Such no, tie case
lBrooAlyn Adv
So The celebrated writer, Frederick Adolphus
Krumm~cher, author The Parallels died the ifs OF
LAST month. at Bremen.
Co We are indebted 10 Hon. HAMILTON FISH
for u valuable Congressional Document.