New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22
THE TRIBUNE.
New Publications.


z.o,oEry's TAIys Edited by Psrke Goodwin, (No.
Ky Of WILEY s. Puinams Library of Choice Reading
Here are several OF Zschokke's most pleasing
tales Flore,ta has long been known TO the reader
.Hsrnonas is one of the most charming produc.
,;ons of this writer His chief merits a skillful
rnduct Of the story business and moderation in his
views. nobleness and tenderness in his sentiments
Heis an agreeable writer, and will be profitable
Communion to the young. We are very glad to see
these good TRANSACTIONS having greved at the abom-
Unable ones that made from many authors
tr American readers, among which, one we have
seen from him is the very worst. Ii is a shame and
stresson against honor for publishers TO employ
these incompetent translators we suppose because
they are the cheapest and present TO large new
public the work Of an author so disigured that he
would not know it, Ii is one of the worst violations
Of ruth and honesty Men commissioned by Hea-
ven to instruct and delight their kind ought not to
have this last worst injury added TO all the rest they
usually have to suffer. II would be difficult for any
one with leccnt acquaintance with German, to
miss TRANSMITTING Zschokke correctly, his style Is so
very simple, and his thoughts have no mysterious
depths GLIDING undisciplined eyes therefore who
ever INJURIES him most does it from great ignorance
ny negliccnce X
TowN's FIRST READER To be used in connection with
any Spelier.
TOWNS SECOND READER or. The Spoilers Companion.
TowS's THIRD READER. r. e. Root & Co. l52 Pearl-st
We are not 10 thoroughly acquainted with this
series Justify us in pronouncing positively on
its merits compared with the best works of the kind
BY other authors The Third Reader, highe class
book Is made up entirely of selections from American
wrers-Channing Irving Webster Bryant, Wlrt' Ware
Cooper Dewey Story. Pabodie, Mrs Sigourney. &C.
We think tho range Of selection wide enough and the
in,ees, to the American pupil heightened by this limit
Mr. Town. by his plan OF defining every word used In has
books has put forward the of Popular Education
in this Country and rendered good service TO coming
generations.
~ tue ALBANY CITY GUIDE Beng dehe-
raj Description of the Public Buildings Literary Sclen-
uhc Benevolent Charitable, and Business Institutions OF
the Capital of the Empire State Also, Travellers Di-
recory7 is published by : Wilson Albany. 1t contains
much matter of interest TO the traveller through New
York well as the Albanian
rSSs THE GOLDEN RULE a Weekly Ga
zetc Of Odd Fellowship Poetry. Popular Literature and
Amusement" edited by Rev. A. G. l.. ARNOLD, and pub
Hhed by T. Winchester is fair octave sheet well con
Quoted and interesting even to those who not Odd
Fellows To the Order it cannot be too heartily com
mendcd
tVsA manual FOR MAGNETIzING, with the
Rotary and Vibrating Machine in the Duodynamlc
Treatment of Diseascs-Sxth Edition. Enarged-By H.
II. SHERWOOD NJ d." has just been issued in neat
pocket volume by Wiley & Putnam. The cases OF
Magnetic Cures reported will startlc the general reader
The explanations and directions very persplcuous
and those who regard the Magnetic treatment Of Dis
ease as merely empirical, may find in II reasons Tor
modifying their opinions.
~ "THoUGHTs on PEACE AND WAR: The Re
suit Of Twenty Years Reflection BY CHARLES LARA
BEE Soldier of the L. States from sO- TO ISIS, dur
Ing which time he way in the battles of 1ippecanoe
Brown.iown and Pittsburgh losing arm at Browns
town by ball which shattered his elbow, is published
by Case Tiffany & Co Hartford CT He now pleads for
Peace in voice which ought to be heard. PIP. "a
SLAVERY IN kESTUcKY.--A friend has placed
in our hands letter from clergyman in Kentucky,
from which we are permitted to make the following
extract
On the second Sabbath in July am 10 preach by re-
quest of the people sermon Slavery showing wha;
believe 10 be the BlDle uOCUlHt Ht"iu
lister Of the Gospel tell the people near here that the ri
be sasains American Slavery, and that he could prove
nat any time alleging that the Bible nowhere condemns
Slavery aud donouncing the North as hobed OF ians
ssm lie is from Old Virginia | announe ed TO the
people that, by previous appointment and by sohci'"
on the part of my congregation should ondeaVoi
to shew the contrarythst the Bible condemns Slavery
tbs Is now the 9rec, question in Kentucky. Many
events in Church and State conspire 30 make such
and soon the question or parties in Church and state
Wi be pro and an,islsvery And Judgment will have to
commence at the house of God Perlous times are near
snd We need men of pure and brave hesrts-men VINO
vii stand upon principle live upon little and fight op
Preston in its most horrid form for such view Amer
ksa Slavery have been Graded in i,s lap and kno"
What is The ensuing six months will be crisis with
our le church whether shall in this land OF bondage
sand upon the principles of Righteousness and Mercy
or sink beneath the tide of opposition.
A minister who is the owner of some slaves and VINO
visits small body OF in this county. tells his people
from the pulp, that he could stamp Aoolitonst into
the earth"
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