New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-21
New Publications.

GREESHow's HIsroBT OF OREGON AND CALIFORNIA ::
Third Edition Published by Appleton & Co. New-York.
This History presents accounts clear, ard suth
GENTLY detailed of all the discoveries and settle
roen,s made and attempted in the countries to which
relates and of al, -le disputes negotiations and
treaties between the Governments OF civilized ma
tons respecting them, with abundant notices of dates
aud au,horites Among the proofs and Illustrations an
nexed copies of ell the treaties above mentioned
and OF mnny other documents throwing light upon the
History soma Of e most important Of ca thus for
tie rst thEe published The geographical sketch which
has been written for this edition and much en-
larged contains it ia believed the full and correct
view ofthe territories the Western side ofNorth Amer
ca as yet represented. The Map embraces the whole
division of the Continent West of the Mexican Gulf
Lake Superior and Hudsons Straits including also the
Coasts ofthe Arctic Sea part Of Asia and Sandwich
Islands 1t is in size "a inches by &c beautifully engrav
cd on copper from drawing made under the eye OF the
author from the p'ost recent authorities every part
The table OF Contents which is annexed has been as
we'll as the Index, carefully drawn up go as 20 afford
every facility for references. AL who maintain that our
right to the whole OF Oregon is clear and unquestonsble
should make themselves familiar with Mr. Greenhows
very able and lucid arrangement the facts in support
OF this claim and those who think as We dc may
profit by NJ. G.s work which is homes. and. SO far
facts are concerned reliable We are not so sure about
the Logic the Law (Sec ADVERTISEMENT
e TIE LOWELL OFFERING for October and
November en- our table All the articlcs-and there
considerable variety of both prose and vers-are from
The pens operatives actually employed in tie Lowell
mills The works credabe to The Editors and contrib
utors The article a Week in the Mill is effort 10
give the public correct roton of Factory Life We
could wish Of the same kind instead of so
much fiction and we confident that in this wish
are by means singular
e THE southern LITERARY MESSENGER for
November has for leader an article on The Maritime
Interests of the South and West addressed To Con-
eress and the Memphis Convention and embodyine the
prevailing notions OF the South in relation the Tariff
and other topics The literary rich and va
rous usual. John Briaco is the agent for this city
Il TIE SONGS AND BALLADS of GEORGE P.
MORRIS, first complete edition, has been issued by
Paine & Burgess, O. John.st 1t forms miniature vol
ume of l26 pages and is very tastefully executed.
Many OF Ny Morriss Ballads have become familiar
household words, and the present volume will meet
general and hearty welcome
Y TIE Mass AND RUBRIcs OF THE ROMAN
CATHOLIC CHURCH translated into English, with Notes
and Remarks, by Rev. John R. Cotcr A. NJ. has been
published by Appleton & Co. The translation purports
be impartial and if il will be convenient
for Protestants alone but for Catholics themselves
e THE MUSICAL WORLD, No. ., contains the
favorite ballads of Kate Kearney' Kathleen OMore,
and Kathleen Mavouneen, as sung by Dempstcr; also
the Clara Waltz lie Desir and The Dream composed by
L. Won Beethoven, with flute accompaniment by Kyle
Romans 6 Ellis publishers 295 Broadway.
sF TIE AYrlqUARY and General Review, No
., A. keyser Schenectady publisher, is before 1t
well filled with matters calculated to arrest the ai;en
ton OF all those who love over the pegcs of the
Past William Arthur is the Editor.
~ TRPPGHGs IL AUTHOR LAND. by Fanny
Forester is very and interesting work containing
beautiful collection Of Sketches and Letters by the
author Published by Paine & Burgess. e. John,st.
~ THE ODD-FELLows have published an AL
for 1916 which is filed with information useful
10 members OF the Order Graham has it.
II TIE LIVING ACE, No 30 may be obtained
as usual of both Taylor and Graham.
EsT' THE CoLoRED CITIZEN is the title OF
weekly paper just started Cincinnati under the
pces of several respectable and intelligent coored
who seek by its aid in elevang the character
and condition of the class to which they belong. WIN.
H. YANcY is tn principal Editor His articles in the
first number written with considerable force and
ability and We hope the paper will receive hearty sup