New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03
New Publications.

-. TsE WIewAM AND THE CABIN--Second
sBv w GILMORE sIMMs' has Just been issued
,yuev & Putnam. 1t consists OF elk original Stories
- If rude scenes and primitive character In the
s.r,b We have not ye, found time 10 qualify tor
-,ore satisfactory notice.
rz- TRAVELLING LETTERS. uII) Written on the
roas BY CHARLES DICKENS, has been issued By WI
ty & Putnam for six pence. They are the commence
r Of series descriptive Of asour through l'sy VIII
"a, for The News the new London Daily, BY n'r' y
nd 20 be continued In future itsues OF THAI paper
~ The CuITivAToR FOR March opens with an
.vcelept account OF visit TO FelleubeTg Agricultural
school in Germany by E. N. Horsford, followed by any
,r,oun, of good matter treating Of Sheep Fruit Trees
Hedges Corn planting Gardening, Flows Woodlands,
ss,ures &c How any farmer who can read, or
who has wife or child 20 resd to him, 90 without an
Agricultural paper, Isl per snnum /. Tucker Alba
ny; ~ H Newman le9 Broadway
" THEDEMocRArIc REVIEW tor March opens
with wrong headed account of English AID French
Ip,erventon on the Rio de la Plata; ~ Hon. Caleb
Cushing followed by New England good poem oy
Y,t W Mercur mot Mercier, 80 the Review mas II ~
20 which succeed Ths Quail by Frank FORESTER
I,nes Nsyler oyJ G. whittier TO Ronge, by do Pa
osrs of Dar,noor Prisoner, by Hawthorne four SON
..s or English hatred 10 America a. 10 Slavery by
sirnns: Free Trade gloriacaton OF Sir Robert PEEL
and our Sir Robert. by Editor he,tei Sc. &c we
make room for Mr. Wht.ers admirable spirispatdsi9H
of,ae German Catholic movement, viz
TO RONGE.
BY J. O. WHITTIER
s-rryr home strong. hearted Down to ,he root
Ofold Oppression sink The Saxon steel.
TIA work is 10 bew down. In Gods name then
~, nerve into thy task. Let other
sis,, y, ,aey may that better tree, whose fruit
The wounded bosom ii the Church shal heal
Betrou the Irnage breaker Let thy blows
Fail heavy rs the Sulbisn's Iron Hand.
m Crown ny Croiser which shall in,erpose
B.tseen thee and the veal st FstheraDd
ave creeds to closetidlCrs. First OF all
sh,tr thou NIL German dreHmland with the fall
M th,t Rccurscd tree, whose CTi! trunk
Was spared OF old by Eriurt's stalwort monk
FIN. not with ghosts and shadows Let us hes!
the snap 0. chan-linIs. Let gladdened enr
CATCH the pale prisoners welcome, ts the lgh;
7ol5ws thy ax.siroke, through his cell 0t night.
Be faithful 10 both worlds; nor think 10 feed
Esrths starving millions with the husks OF creed
Servant OF Him whose mission high and hoiY,
Wss to the wroDpcd, the Borrowing and the lo'"iy
Thrust not his Eden promise from our sphere,
Distant and dim beyond the blue skye span
Like him OF Patmos. see IT. now ana here
The Nsw.aeTuseiern comes down 10 man
Re warned by I.uther's error Nor ike him,
When ,be reused Teuton dashes from his limb
The rusted chain Of eyes, help 10 biud mind
H;s hands for whom thou clain'st the freedom OF the
cs- ARTHURs MAGAZINE for March contains
-r very fair illustrations and its usual amount Of good
residing For safe by T. Ferret e. Co. 2a7 Broadway.
Y The NEw-YoRK JOURNAL OF MEDICINE
for March has been sent by the publishers J. & H.
G Langley Aston House. We no. very learned in
Medicine bat believe this has the of being OF
the best works of the kind in the country This number
contains articles by Ora Campbell Srewart, : w. kei.
!osg s E C. lsnncs US A. Austin Flint and others.
Il THOUGHTS OF BLAIsy PASCAL. Translated
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lust been issued from the Andover Press and is for sale
ny NJ II. Ncwmau-s neat l2mo. of 3s4 pages. I. is
aid ODE entire, and The only complete English edition
dPascs's Thoughts