New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
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~ The BIBLE AGAINST The GALLONS An
Essay on Capital PunishmenL BY PREsBUTEgos is puo-
lished by Edward Walker, III Fuonst. It7 author, we
believe is an Orthodox Clergyman and for this il
Wi. be received with favor in quarters where other
works will not obtain aperusa We cannot too earnest
" commend it to attention Of all ~ho believe that
Capital Punishment, required By the Scriptures The
appearance within shor time OF several works this
important subject significant, showing the tendency
OF public opinion
We hear that still another book in favor Of the Gal
lows is shortly TO appear, from the pens OF Rev. Dr.
Cheever and Prof Tayler Lewis. All right. 1t IS not Of
go much consequence wha; people say this subject as
it is that they should keep taikin'.
s-s5' ESSAY on GUAYo; Describing It's Proper
ties and the best Methods of its Application in Agricu-
ture and Horticulture with the Value Of lmporations
from different Localities founded Actual Analyses
and on Personal Experiments upon numerous kinds Of
Trees Vegetables Flowers and Insects, in this climate
By J. E. TEscHE,tAcHER Of Boston, is pamphlet OF 20
pp. published by sax,on & Huntington, 295 Broadway.
"a HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE Tor Decem-
Der opens with an unfinished Essay on the Value and
Prospects Of Life in the United States This is followed
by articles on The Cotton Trade The System OF Mu.
tual Insurance. Piracy and Privateerng. Electricity
as the Cause of Storms, and the usual Comm ercia
Intelligence and Miscellany. Freeman Hunt l42 Fulton
ST. Editor and Publisher
- "FoeTPRISTs or PorERY, or Places where
Martyrs have Suffered from the London Edition. is
a small book of which the object is sufficiently apparent
from the title Published by the Massachusetts Sabbath
School Society. 13 Cornhil, Boston
- Hon. r. c. WiSrHRop's Address, and Rev.
r. C. WATERsros's Poem, delivered before the Boston
Mercantile Library Association, Nound together under
the came cover have been on able for some time
The first is finished production peculiarly appropriate
TO the occasion which called it forth, while the second
contains much OF elevated and ennobling sentiment eX-
pressed in very good We would gladly quote
one or two passages if could command the necessary
roori
tCSY The LAW REPORTER for December has for
ts leading article an examination of the celebrated Wy
man Case tried in Middcsex Co. Mass. which the de-
endant was charged with fraud in his conneXion with
the Phpnx Bank Of Charlestown. Recent American
Decisions aud Digest Of American Ceses hIl the rest
OF the number.
CT The LoSDoS LANCET for December re-
printed without abridgment by Burgess, sringer n
Co. closes the present volume. The volume COM
mencing with the January number promises 10 be even
more valuable than the preceding and offers the strong
ca! profession 1t will contain continuation of Lebigs
Lectures on Organic Chemistry. and Course of Chem
cal Lectures the Causes, Forms and Treatment Of
Insanity by Dr. John Conolly, Physician of the Middle
sex Luua,ic Asylum. (For farther particulars, see an
nouncement in the Weekly Tribune)
~? MARTINS ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIgLE the
bes, printed edition the Bible issued from the
American press has reached its lih number which in
cludes large portion of the book OF eviticus T. NaI
tin Co. % Iohn-st
UF THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
for December is filled with great variety Of articles in
prose and verse; which fully maintain the reputation OF
that excellent monthly John Disco is the Agent for New
York.
t1SF7 "THE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF PALEs-
TINE from the Patriarcha Age the Present Time By
JOHN h1rro Editor the Pictorial Bible, the Cyclope
dia of Biblical Literature &c has just been published
BIZ W. H. Graham. Tribune Buildings. 1t will be well
received by all students Of Bible History.
"RosA OF LINDEN CASTLE; or Filial AT
lection Tale for Parents and Children by the Author
of The Basket of Flowers, translated By A II. Loci.
man published by Perkins & Purves Philadelphia,
and F. Perkins s. Co Boston.
~ The HoUsEKEEPER's 5 ANNUAL and Ladies
Register for lsi6 is the ueses thing Almanac kind
ths, we have seen Graham Tribune Buildings, sells it.
rg= POETRY FOR HOME AND SCHOOL, Part II,
is selection Of gems from great variety of authors,
mostly from those Of established reputation in England,
but embracing a.o few OF the best in country 1t
is neat vouue Of l67 pp and bears Boston imprint
Turner and Hayden. 10 John.st have il
- THE CATHOLIC MAGAZINE for December
opens with au article The Spirit of the Age and
contains beside grea; variety OF matter among which
we notice Review of Headly's Letters from Italy, Re
lirious Intelligence &c.
tg LIFE SCENES, by Mrs. Knight is an excel
len, little book from the press of the Massachusetts Sab
bath School Society. As New Years Gilt for Children
i, would be difficult ind any thing better.
III THE SABBATH ScooL ANNUAL for l.lG is
taseiuly printed volume, edited by Mrs NJ H. ADAMS
and published in Boston by James NJ. Usher. We be-
lieve the Editor is Uuversast and yet do
in the work any OF seciarienism but much thst
should commend il to Christians OF whatever denomns
ton
New MusIc.-The Publishers, Firth * Hail. No
a3g Broadway, have sent Us "Colum6ine Mszurkas," !"
composed by P. shubert. The yignette is beautiful
snec,men of coored ihograph