New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30
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Management Of INFANCY; By ANDREW CoMBE, NJ. D,
sc. Edinburgh, win Notes and Supplementary Chap
by JOHN BELL Fourth Edition. has been issued by
SaXon & Miles, OF this City and Saxton keIt Bos-
ton We shall endeavor to speak again OF this work
- MEMORANDA of the Experience, Labors
and Travels Of Universast Preacher, LG O. Rogers
Written by Himself' forms plain l2mo volume OF
400 pages for which we are Indebted TO 7. WEemore,
80 Cornhi!l Boston The author has been !or some
eighteen years preacher OF Universalism in nearly
every State Of the Union but mainly in Pennsylvania,
and Ohio often travelling many miles 70 preach
tn single family and usually preie-ripg TO speak where
no voice had ever before been raised in advocacy OF the
doctrine he deems most important. The work, Ike
those of all energetic missionaries is repete with adveu
turc anccdote and illustrations OF character, and will
be read with lively interest by those who synpahise
with the authors views which OF course are inciden-
tally set forth and commended therein. We presume
it may be obtained in this City the Union Office 10
Fulton.st.
~ THE LADY OF MILAN; Or, Fidelity unto
Death; Edited by Mrs Thomson, Author OF Widows
and Widowers' &c. has been cheaply issued by the
Harpers.
~ THE METHODIST QUARTERLY REVIEW for
January has en- sppreciatng review OF Mrs Barretts
Poems an able anti.Catholic article founded on NJ.
Mchelets able work recently issued articles on Rei
gous Reading Teaching Languages, &c. (Methodist
Conference Office. 200 Mulberry.st)
~ BLAcKwooD for December, containing ar
ticcs on Marlborough Whites Consantinople Reign OF
George H. The Scottish Harvest &c. &c. has been is
sued by L. Scott & Co 1l2 Fultonst.
r LIrTELL's LIVING AGE, No. g., has articles
on California Corn Laws Iron Manufacture, Ronge's
Reformation Oregon and Texas, biography of Mrs.
Fry, &c &C. with some good siitngs OF late For
egn journals wv. Taylor s Co. Astor House; w.
h. Graham, l5a Nassau
ET HARrERs BIBLE, No. DC, comes down 10
Acts XII It is beautifully executed.
~ The STRANGER: a Play: By Kotzebuc.
stage copy has been published BY w Taylor Astor
House,
~ Chances and Changes Or, Life as 1t Is: IL
Illustrated in the History OF Straw Hat: By CHARLES
BuRDErr, Author of Never Too Late, &C. &C has just
been issued by Appleton 81 Goa neat l5mo OF l55
pages.
The WRITINGS OF JANE TAYLoR-SaXton x
Miles n York-Thia is beautiful edition of the popu'
lar works of this moral writer, in three volumes fancy
binding and gilt edges and forms appropriate and
desirable present for the holidays 1t is printed fine
white paper with new type, and the excellence Of the
matter is well paraeled by the beauty of the typogra
phy This edition contains a we'll written Memoir OF
Miss TAYLOR her Correspondence, Moral Tales Moral
and Religious Essays &c &C. Miss Taylor belonged to
that school of English moral writers whose works have
been invaluable in their effects upon the youthful mind
disseminating only the purest sentiments OF virtue and
by the beauty of their syle aud language winning the
young from the hurtful miscellaneous reading to which
they are go prone the perusal Of these nstruc
tive and suggestive works The writings OF Miss Taylor
are however too well known and appreciated to need
at this late day. any extended notice Every family
should possess them
OREcoN-The ST Louis Republican says the fol-
lowing is an extract from letter written by man who
has numerous relatives Missouri and who has had the
advantage of having resided fourteen years in the coun
try Of which he speaks six years of which have been
lpon the place whence he dates his letter.
OREGON, Chahaun, June II, l5i5
received yours OF the 18th April, lS44. AS for the
IIudson's Bay Company, the Americans are now too
strong for them TO care the least what they may do
Heretofore they may have been very arbitrary with
American citizens but present they endeavor to tny
all who have any Influence IN the country lhey Jake
precisely the same which the English took before
with our foreathers in the United States and this we
must expect until the Government OF the United States
sends her troops here and lakes possession OF tn cu
trv There is great many Tories here ard their iateTs
before them were Tories III the States AS Tor sending
uetilion TO the Government OF the United States that
al all; they have hdu petition upon petF
ton and what have they all amounted to- Why TO the
waste OF the paper that set forth grievances No tar
Their cons ;dcration has been given them
The Hudsons Bay Company have al! the important
poins in the counlry-ms cities aud town sites, and
have them occupied by their servants and oil this the
Government OF the United States have been informed
vet The Iudsons Bay Company as Tar as the cilzehs OF
the United States learn, Will obtain then under tue
orrn, of the bin which is now before Congress. There
fore if there are no restrictions provsos in the bill in
regard to the Hudsons Bay Company or to foreigners
this country is lost for But am in hopes that The
Government will either make proviso in regard to The
Iudsons Bay Company and their citizens, or that the
bill for donation the inhabitants oil oregon WIN not
pass or become law.
wheat or oats Corn does not do well here but all other
sorts of grain thrive more than mddlng would al
wise You to bring any tools unless DC some ieh'
tools, not easily obtained mere sell all on ana ouy
Young ca,e-that is young heiiers from two to three
years old they stand il better to travel than any other
sort; If you have any thing OF company say from hty
TO hundred families with good lot oil provls
IONS and only few cooking utensils as you VIII be
obliged to throw them away on the road Bacon, hour
coffee gar and the main things on the rosd
Start with good supply and be careful OF 1t. You VIII
make good deal OF meat when you get the butsloes
but then little -four and bacon good with some col
fee or tea Cattle high hcre-lhey are worth from
twenty-five TO forty dollars per head Inc winters are
mild-no snow-grass green all the year We 90 not
feed our stock they fat the year round This is the
country that is from ruin on account OF the Hud
sons Bay Company
PEACE AND WAR.-We finish to-day the great
debate on General Casss Resolutions. We call Ii
great, because an indication OF opinion on great
question In itself the discussion is marked by no
extraordinary brilliancy and no striking eoquence
Senators rather avoided display, and seemed TO un-
derstand that simple declaration of their opinions
would be more interesting TO the country than any
amount of fine rhetoric But the Introduction OF the
Resolutions with such speech as Gen. Cass's was
in the worst spirit, if must judge the spirit by
the consequences There can be no mlstaklng that
they were intended as kind OF Senatorial decara-
ton of war-at least that that construction will be
given TO them And it will be hard 10 convince any
sane man Of the good sense Of our rushing on in
course of unnecessary provocalon, when in case of
actual war, our whole business would confesseely
be TO protect ourselves from the assaults OF the enc
my 1t seems tina, we might as well take up our
defensive position now, and not reserve all our mod
Grafton for the time of actual hostilities. We snap
and hiss al Great Britain, and then draw back into
our she'll and inquire whether il is hard enough TO
stand the consequent knocking.
charleston Mercury
KISSING AND WAsHISG FEEr.-The Akron De
en-. ia1 in vii.