The New York herald., 1845-09-24
Literary InteiIicence.

lie DOMESTIC MASAeEMErT OF Sick Rosn.-
Lea blanchard, oil Philadelphia have Just published
the FIRST American, from second London edition OF
TINS work with great number OF useful additions by
X T. Griffith, M d. The intention and we can ada Inc
execution of the work is SUCH make it r
every fduny to he furnished with q copy.
laE tsLEMkNIs OF MORALITY, by William Whewel
D.p-ihs work, now ly ing in two beautiful volumes
before us, Is IRON the press of Harper Brothers DR.
Whewel Is in too high repue ethical and mathemat
icai learning TO require any formal notice we
therefore merely that while this is the is
also good reason fer esteemng it the best authority
on morals extant.
SHAKsrEARE 1LLusTRArEp--Harpers edtion--Besuti.
iul as ever still goes We have Nos IS and IS bs
ADVENTURES OF CART. srMoS syscs-Burve,, and
Stringer, New York-There some good sketches in
the 700 pages OF this book price so cents
TAkLoR iAL.s, Ne has appeared under the title of
Not Married Yet"
LirTELLs LivIso Aer, No. II, contains few yalua.
oe papers from the periodicals of the day.
JouRsAL OF THE IEIAs EXPEDITION AGAINST M,rR &c
by Gen Thomas J. Green.--Here is a work that will
be read with great avdity Its author Gen Green who
Is now ia ths city, was OF the active leaders Of
uat famous expedition which gave the dastariy exi.
cans tasto OF the valor she has since invIn.
clDIe The authors career certainly cheouer red
whiIe IN this service at she'd wlh victory AZ
shohef prisoner III the Castle of Perote no escaping
e paGk oean which entaIed death; again the victim Of
many uistessiui strokes in quick succession at the
hands oi the Alexcans. The details of a these the
cruelty OF the enemy, the lively descriptions Of the
county, tho sketches OF lie and are credita
Diy done and truly amusing Without any high lite
a,y prctensons, this is volume that deserves peru
sa, graphic narration OF OF the most re mark
aoe events on record and contains many sound reec-
ons on the relations between this and the Mexican
putlic.
APPREHENDEp RESURRECTION IN CLAY COUNTY
We are surprised to find the following the Frank
Jod Commonwealth OF the 18th inst We do not re.
member the circumstances Of the murder Of Bates and
do not know what II s that has created excitement
in favor Of DR. Bakers Liberation from jail =
The public have already been apprscd, by rumors of
Of threatened violation Of law in a mad attemot m
his execution for the murder Of Bates $50
We have examined the docume ns In this ca.a =, ~.
Executive once Governor Owsey having receivsd
papers fro the aor OF Clay and many other citzens
Of Clay and Madison stating that a strong armed forca
was preparing and in march to make the rssc,o hv
violence. promptly despatched C3en Peter Dud,av ~
Manchester with fu discretionary powers 30 TO act
TO preserve the peace the public and enforce ths o
iasd General Dudley moved to the scene of annra
henaed nsuirection with the utmost CELEBRITY and has
sym oack to his Excelsncy apprisng him Of
,he state OF things there. and Of his move me9ts ri.
dispatches confirm the Governor in the pronrstv s III
course IN taking effective steps awe the nsurgsnt
preserve tho public peace, and enforce the aws
dudley on his way out, called out four mounted oo
ganes oi Col Miilers regiment, in Madison 10 march
ever General Dudley thought the objects nS "ow
SION might be efsctuated by the aid OF two cors."
ana accordingly SO modified his call upon CoI ,f,,i
arms ana equipments have been furnisbed ,hasn -.
pcs a"u ,ney are now on the ground In Clav conntv
p a' vwseJ orders to Gen. Dudley snd ali Of hers
wnou ne mas bad occasion to address an IRIS nane,i
occasi n bresthc an ardent desire that IN. %
Pupc may De prese rved that violence and hI,,JshaS
my pe prevented, but that the laws ansr .xh.w..,
proper pcaceabs measures must bc inforcsJ ~ ~
% nave strong hopes that this painful crisiswiIi
and S;,s, Iurther disturbance. without violence
- - wi.aou' Dioodshed Such Is the hope of ths Govor
ssrysd, ~ - isOs must Dc pre-