New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
The 1gonfhiies.

We can make room to-day lol Out ie" "o'uo 'o'P'~'
inc the Non,hes yet the puncuay OF their appearance
| f,rbids father delay :.
The AMERICAN REVIEW is good. The LEADING
o,pcr is a brief one on The Tariff Question, which
Il treats practically with reference TO the probablll
es of the coming Session. The great Political artl
Gle Of the month is of twelve page on the Element
Of the Constitution Historical Notes its adoption.
most interesting summary Lowell contributes Poem
Orpheus' Poe criticism on The American Drama
~ Wallace lucid sketch Of Blennerhasset and Aaror
Burr fortified by original documents The Study o
rlao Sketches of Zanzibar The Metaphysics OF Bea
Hunting Commerce Lake Erie Powers the Sculp
ror are the titles Of other papers in the number Surely
10 Whg who has IS he readily spare can afford u
do without this excellent Magazine, which while resnl
ably Political topics behind any rival in Literary
merit and interest wiley e. Putnam, l6l Broadway
THE KKIcKERBocKER has generally shorter ar
riccs and more of them forming pleasant mis-
ccllany for all general readers Gossip OF Player.
Abbott Sketches from Consiantnople, Poem'
by Albert Pike Mary l.. Lawson, Rev w. I. Bacon. &c
wthlontnuations ofsevers series Of essays OF which W,
have already spoke the principal features OF the
number saving always the Editors Table, which is ex
,cnsyey and agreesby furnished. We have some hope
ofrecurrng and copying from the number If the unu
sially intense pressure columns is ever abaed
Just now we have many columns Of editorial and other
matter in type mpaienty awaiting chance for inser
on. J. Allen, 1879 Nassau
The DEMOCRATIC REVIEW is henceforth to be
issued at the reduced price of 25 cents number 50
u year, though the present being double number
luly and August is charged usual, containing
90 pages Mr. Francis p. Blair late of the Globe,
or rather of the late Globe is the subject of good
mczzotnt engraving and highly euogstic biography.
closing fac smie Of Gen. Jacksons last letter to
Blair, expressing the warmcst sympathy with and the
r.Ilest confidence in him. and the hope that you may
triumph orer all your eueies" (The appearance Of all
his lust at this time is obviously not accidentally The
humber has some thirty articles, including an Ode to
Jlckson by Walter Savage Lander, A Tale of Art by
Mrs f. F. Eet snd stories by C. F. Briggs and w. Whit
man. essays by w A. Jones II. N. Hudson. and Rome
hy New.Yorkcr; with Poems by j. o. Whittier r. S.
: Andres T. II. Howard &c. Whi,tier's Stranger in
Lowell is lovingly reviewed at length The Editor in
dalging in most complimentary notice of Mr.. c. Ed.
wards Lester complains that representatives in Italy
do very little for their countrys enlightenment This
complaint comes rather awkwardly this moment from
a leading partisan of Administration which has just
thrust out Mr. Greene, unobjectionsble Consul at
Rome and far the best representative have had
in Italy, in this very point of view, to make room for
s,me needy or greedy partisan. The Democratic is
now published by j. L. Osullivan (Editor) l36 Nassau
street
HUNS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE opens with an
able Free Trade article on The Government and
the Currency by Henry Middleton, Jr. Of S. c. 1t
contains many good suggestions. The State Works of
A.
chant seamcn then Maritime Lsw-Bottomry Bonds;
lercanile Biogsphy-Joseph Peabody OF Salem, Mass
New Theory of the Gulf Stream, by John A. Parker
Commercial History of Norwich Conn and Silver
Mines of North Carolina complete the contributed cs
says. A grea, variety of Commercial Statistics, Law,
Regulations and Mscelsnies make up full and valus.
Die number. Freeman Hunt l42 Futon-st)
The FARMERS LIBRARY-shall we venture TO
speak Of the Monthly published by ourselves 1t
will not attract the hghtreading million, who now
crowd the watering places; il does not shine in
Poetry or Jokes, both good things in their way
vet we trust there many minds, many fresides
in our land to which it will yet be welcome visi-
ter We do not believe it can be introduced and
regularly read in any farming township without in
creasing the annual product of that township by at
least hundred times its cost herewith increasing
the thrift. comfort, and independence Of its inhabi
ants We trust it will slowly perhaps, but surely,
win its way to the confidence and affection of at
east the more extensive and scientific Farmers
This second number, we think. will be found better
han the first Peizhodts Agricultural Chemistry is
concluded and the celebrated work of the great Ger
man Van Thaer on The Principles of Agriculture
is announced for the next standard issue. But we
have no room for deta-Please read the Table of
Contents advertised in another column
- VIII not Editorial friends, who have noticed
this enterprise generously, be good to observe
hat does NOT consist of 81 pages but of liz per
herf There were A. Of Farmers Library and O. OF
Monthly Journal in No. !.