New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-14
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The EDrc.rIoSAL READER Containing
s.leetions from variety of Standard English and
American Authors. in Prose and Poetry Adapted
Family and School Reading: By SIS. RANDALL,
,,,hor Of 'Mesial and Moral Culture Common
s.hcol Digest &c is published by +. H. Bender,
,,snv and by A. V. Plake. in this City. Mr.. Randall
:, Gov several years been honorsby and useully con
Tod with our State Common School System Deputy
.,oeriutendcnt where he has enjoyed opportun.
-. and turned them TO good account
Tao volume before us docs not to teach the art
,fpesdng 1t presumes that the scholars have already
.e knowledge Of this that If not the teacher has
r.book is AL admirable compend ofseccions from the
x-,pgs Of ColeTdgc. Dickens. Claiming, Chalmers,
,,r.r Hazla Horace Mann, Wordsworth, Whittier
p,nopt Miss Barrett Mrs. Norton Moore Iialeck
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how.hes 70 make acceptable and useful present to
.sehldren 80 great an amount and variety Of useful
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ryr The DUTY OF AMERICAN WoMEs TO THEIR
COUNTRY, is understood to be from the pen OF Mrs
Vim. L. Stone, Il lady of very decided ability. We
,re surprised to perceive, therefore that her book
French Revolution, In which the crimes Of few mad
men are attributed to the whole People whilo the op
ye.,ons exactions incapaci,y and corruption OF the
governing classes. which rendered that Revolution in
syab. and excited the People to phrenzy, arc left en-
trey out Of sight Is this fair Surely, If Mrs. Stone
will not read Mignet Carlyle or THEIRS. she ought at
at east to DO familiar with the graphic pictures Of Ali
son lBarpers)
KY The FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW for
JAY has long and able article on the Oregon Cues
ton in which the claim Of Great Britain TO the uhoe is
urged with much ability bu, not with that evenness OF
temper which Is most effective. Railways in India, The
War 10 the Cevennes The European Drama, &c. are the
titles Of other articles in this number a.. Scott Co
ll2 Fulien.st)
~. A HrsToRY OF THE HUGUESoTs A New
Edition. continued to the Present Time by W. s. Brown
no has been issued by Lea & Blanchard in a subs,an
rs close octave of 452 pages. The subject is one ofde
cidcd Political well Religious interest and we be-
heve 10 well haI died ron tho Protestant, sde) in this
ample volume.
" CHRONICLES OF THE BAsTILE; a Historical
Romance TO comprise the Secret History of the cclc
brsed Bas,ie ST. Antoine from the period of its cree
non to thai Of fits demolition forms close, large volume
$50 pages just issued by VIM. IL Colyer, Haguc-s-
sT- MEsMrRIsN: lts Rise, Progress and Myse
nes in all Ages and Countries Being Critical Inquiry
into Ia assumed Merits and History ofs Mock Maryols
Hslucinaions and Frauds By CHAs. RADCLIFFE HALL
NJ n London.-We consider the drih Of this book Just
apreposerous ifthe writer in London had attempted
10 show that there Il no such City as New York, and
br proof had relied on the different accounts OF New
York given by travellers. Burgess Suingcr. % cents
rF- THE ANrIQuARIAy and General Review Is
published Monthly at Schenectada WM ARTHUR. Ed
tor 81 per annum II Is mainly devoted to theological
INQUIRY
rFA CHANCE MEDLEY OF LIGHT MATTER ,
By T. CoILEY GRArrAN. Author of Highways aud By.
Ways has been issued by the narpers. Mr.. Graiian
now Consul at Boston, writes very clever sketches
~ The LONDON QUARTERLY for June has Just
been issued by L. Scott Il Co. Mrs. Norton's Child OF
the Islands Is the theme OF the leading article May
nOoih Of the concluding
II PIorom,L History of the World. by John
Frost, L. d. No I has been sent us by Walker y ellis
Philadelphia
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