New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19

4 HISTORY OF IRELAND from its first settlement 20
the present time including particular ,.", 10
lis Literature Music. Architecture "''" N ut
s,u,rrs. with uuwnrds OF Two hundred b'oSt"P"',
,.i St,,rhrs of liz most Eminent Men. ntcfspcfscu
VIII, :. ,rrn, number " Irish Melodies original ana
-, orrnnr,d for Musical instruments. and Illus.
.,,j Ly many Portraits Of celebrated freshmen ana
- AZ Architectural Views Fly THOMAS
v,,Iry late OF the Cay Of Dublin. Boston Pub
,shcd hy the Author le''
Sncb is the extensive title OF nm important Book on
,h, History of ireland. which has Just appeared in
Roston Ii is an event of no ordinary interest. when
y volume extending 10 sixteen hundred large
octave pages appears History OF this interesting
| Country The cttcr.prcss is excellent, and the pa
| pcr is tine and white. The work embraces de-
scrpion of Ancient Ireland. lis Settlement the Gov
crnmcnt Mythology, Literature, Religion and Customs
OF the Ancicu; Irish People their Language Architec-
,urc &C. The history OF Irish Bards Poetry and Music
is given in full aud several of the finest Songs from the
Dublin Nation and others OF modern production, with
some OF the authors own. given with the ancient
Music elegantly printed.
The History Of ireland from the Invasion 10 the pre-
sen, time. including the Battles OF the Pale the Wars
under Henry md Elizabeth the Irish Rebellion falsely
so called bv English Historians, and Cromwes hendish
douss in Ireland the Treaty of Limerick and its Viola
tinn Destruction of Irish Manufactures, Penal Laws
Irish Independence in l7S2 The Volunteers The United
Irshmcn Battles %. with the consequent Trials and
Executions for Trcason-occupes than onehaf OF
this immense volume.
The recent History OF Ireland from the Union in $500
to ISIS occupies about zoo pages In these will be found
the history of The Unon The Life of Emmett, Eminent
lrishmen OF the Eighteenth Century, &c. Then COM
mences the history OConnc and his times and COM
peers giving detail the facts in the life of the Liberia
tor and facts concerning the Catholic Association and It's
leaders Reform and Repeal Agitation, &c To these
arc added Sketches of the Lives of Father MATHEW
Tho Arch Bishop of Tuam Bishop HIGGIHs w. SMITH
ORRrrS and of the leading men ireland the present
time closing with Notes and careful General Index
The volume is cmbcllished by excellent En-
cravings The rou,ispiece gives striking likeness
of Carolau the Blind Bard of Ireland, surrounded by
Ukencsscs Of several distinguished lrishmen. We have
also several plates showing the Progress OF irish Arcti-
lecture ia what is called the Dark Ages the last OF which
is view of the Irish Parliament House, in Dublin We
have portrait of Moore two of OConnen Zone Ca.
tholc Aeator and another as Repeal PIsoner9 one Of
Father Mathew another containing six portraits Of AS
many distinguished Irishmen, and lastly, representa-
lion of Lord Roses Telescope which has revolution
lied in respects the science oil Astronomy iof'
as sr Mooney says there place in the world since
the competitor OF lcItsSOPci "H''S ~ Wa -
so near Heaven as in Ireland
We have no, yet had time 90 through this vast vol
un,e. which would make and might well have been
bound in three volumes Ii is almost too much to eS-
pect that this work perfectly finished it might be,
had more time been taken for it contains more matter
than Bancrotts History OF the United states and runs
over much more extended field of Historical research ;
but whether ia complete in every detail or not it con
a of
elsewhere without great trouble and expense.
is remarkable sign OF the times that the history OF
aCouuty Of ancient and olmuch interest among
mcdern nations should have remained unconpeted till
an Irish exile protected by the wings Of the ioung
American Eagle should complete what had hitherto been
done only by piccemeal aud issue it in Boston. This
is but another fruit the Repeal harvest yet 10 be more
fully gathered by the Irish cxiles in this country who
will weep over the pages of this volume, or while they
mourn the hard fate OF their country often orerhrown
through ieaousies religious bgotry and too oiten)
leaning to incompetence viii awake from dreams of de-
graduation TO rejoice tina, day of Union, federation.
Temperance and Liberty is about dawn their now
unhappy country.
Mr.. MOONEY had Concert in Boston on Monday even.
ing 10th inst where his book offered for sae.-
Though there was price of admission charged, the
Mail SAYS thu, about five thousand people collected in
front OF the Odeon not onehaf OF whomcoud be accom-
modated The Post says that the book sold rapidly and
we understand that the binders can hardly supply the
demand for that city alone. The price is only three dol
lars and fifty cents for the work complete. He intends
TO give Concert in this City shortly and offer his book
for sale in a manner similar that above mentioned in
Boston Our limits forbid our referring at length
to this volume.