The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-17
Notices OF New Books, Music, &c.

Notices OF New Books, Music, &c.
The QuApRrBEDs or NORTH AMEnIcA-By Audubon
and Bachmsn volume, published by j. j. Audubon
We most cordially recommend to the notice and patron.
sgs Of our citizens The labors Of A. in his aborou
researches in natural history have been made
quatsy spprssated the continent which has been the
scene of his abors We and this volume descriptive of
the animals to BE- Picorslly described in two large
volumes socn to be published and aside from this II Is
Of some Of the most eminent men Of wealth and science
throughout the country appended to the subscription List
Tor the forthcoming work. but there many wanting
Of those who abundapy able add their influence
to the support Of truly national enterprise We earn.
esy commend the attention of all influential men to
MIR. Audubon's work. M
CRAHAMs AMERICAN MONTHLY MAGAZINE: VIM H.
Srahsm, Tribune buildings. agent The January num-
Der OF this popular periodical Is the beautiful and
valuable publication of the kind that have yet seen
The new ygnee !. in itself and an engraving
There are two other engravings besides the fashion
plate which is also far superior to the generality met
with The letter pres as usual is of great variety
useful and entertaining matter We cordially recon-
mend this publication to the support of the public
Rsar OMe.E.By Samuel Lovsr-Lse & Blanchard,
and illustrated edition Of Of the humoreus works
ofthe Irish novelist and poet It will, We doubt not,
meet with an extensive sale.
The RURAL REourra An, ALMANAC for ,sA7 nuh,;.h
by Lee Blanchard il Invaluable addition to the
farmers or horticulturists library.
bLAoxwoeDs EDINBURGH MAGAZINE for November il
received from Leonard Scott II 10 a. usual 6led with
instructive and entertaining matter.
S.AHAhi MONTHLY MAGAZINE fsrDecembsr contains,
besides two other engravings, plate of Rsbsscs"
reading matter is good. VIM H. Graham, Tribune
S1 nsl ha; supply Of this number.
0oLDsMiTns GEM OF PGyMANsHtP, published BY tho
suthor 10 hllsd with beautiful exercises for proficient
nan, Tribune buildings, publisher The OF this
work speaks for the thrilling interest Of it, contents
CnRnrNAs Box; VIM. H. Graham, publisher, il , very
neat edition Of temperance stories by T. fl Arthur. II
is pretty present Tor the holidays.
| LoSpo, QUAarE.LY R.vrsw; Leonard Scott, publish
sr We have received the October number Of This ma
| readable matter.
| CHAMsxs' tyroaMArIox FOR raE PeorLr from II.
Long Brothers, ~ Ann street We have the 9Th and
7th numbers, and hnd them quite equal the well de-
cation i: universal guide, and library in ITSELF pu'''
The RohAS TRAITOR 10 the title of new historical 70
nance by Henry viii am Herbert, author Of {" Marina
work h built upon the history Of tho oft rehearssd acts
Roman Consprators led by Catalina Of" Bsni.hed
clear the rock upon VIII ich 30 many writer's Of classic
hcon have broken, vz,-that Of appearing too learned
human s ami dsp, . men and that the
whatever age it may be found" He promises In his pre-
to IN S 70 q ss
The work published 10 two Volumes by william Tsy
lor & Co, No. , Aston House
NJ D. F. R. s., published Philadelphia BY Lindsay and
Blac knson; 81 pages l2no The author undertakes to
announces himself whole in favor Of the hyd ro-
pathic establishments. The work will undoubtedly be
| read We recommend the Park Fountain as Q capital
place to try the water treatment when the Their
mometer is down to Zero
| PAYvE's ILLUSTRATES LorpoN-Part IA series of
views Of the British Metropolis and its Environs with
historical and descriptive letter PRESS London print
let of lo pages Of reading matter illustrated by i've
highly flushed steel engrsvings
THs RIyAL.-"A Comedy in Eve acts. by Richard
Inns
| &C. This 10 No. XXI. Of modern standard DRAMA cd
tied by Epes Sargent William Taylor Co., No A.
PArNE's UKvrRsAL PiGroRrAL WoaLD, with four
beautiful steel engravngs No 10 Of the above work
street.
Tn. yIoro.,. CMAnApr.-C. 8. Francis & Co.. asa
Broadway.-Fifty Charades printed colored cards,
accompanied by key, and arranged q game for the
amusement muse. % Of evening parties very neat affair
ofnew music from Atwiii aOi Broadway :-- The land
we live in' patriotic song "Lela Liela, cease thy
s ss' shadow sy %
pretty picture of leave taking the title page.
come, come" with Queen Victoria, done on stone
Here's chance for the music loving quite treat,
T be found in h.,s pretty Of
Fifth and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia. LADY, the
rose give to thee" words By e. C. PEBBLES, music By
by Augustine Duganne, music by George Loder dedi.
Gated 70 Mrs. Colonel watson Thi. piece win IN
doubtedy have the burden Of the song weep
for the gallant chief who fell at Monterey"
THr EcLrcrIc ConMESrAM ON THE HOLY Bi.Ln,
Published in London By The Religious Tract society;
New York, Shannon & Co, No 400 William street.
Part VIII with excellent wood engraving Of Mount
| Sinai in the distance The names Of Henry and Scott
sufficiently indicate the character Of the work, which il
to be completed in twenty four psrts.
TIE ARcHrEcr.-A series Of original designs for do
nestle and ornamental cottags.i 6y WIN; b. Ran!stt,
architect-wm. II. Graham Tribune Buildings, New
work. tina. all persons contemplating to erect buildings
in the country should purchase it. besides being vau-
able acquisition to carpenters, contractors, kc 1t de-
serves extensive circulation.
Tan D.y.L. CIT on TINE Tnsrn Bass OF doLD"
u. vict0ire"1r Ms.urks ,. en- foTms Dc Rondo.
Music to the New York Institution for the Blind :" La
Belle Galop srlante, and Oh, Cruel Fortune, from
the Opera Of Ernani We have received from the well
known pubshers,F Riley Co., 297 Broadway, pieces
Of music with the above tides all arranged for the piano
forte by competent hands hsy got up in the first
style, and will no doubt be in every parlor
Endicott has published an admirable hthographc por.
trait of James T. Murdoch the tragedian. The resem-
blance is capital, and the sty lie excellent.
SONGS AND BALLADS, by samuel Lover-Henry Der.
mott up town book store. sas Broadway. Th. sol
lection of Irish legendary ballads by the we'll known
Irish novelst many Of them those which he sings
in his Irish Evenings" No doubt will have what 1t
deserves, q rapid sale.
| Halls HvpResrArIc I,x FouNTAIN.-A new inven-
ton OF the above name and containing many hither
much needed qualities in the article Of ink stands has
been shown IL. great superiority others
to consist in is sodty, projection Of the Aud from the
this city BY Thos Wiidss & Co., 80 Old Slip.
GsEAr M.IsoroLn-R Wilson, loe Broadway,
| lent pocket hook for memoranda.
JvLn oss.sD or the Nsw SETTLEMENT: by the
No Isl Fulton street. This Is very pleasing and well
written tale, and recommend II TO tho notice the
catholic part OF our country 1t iotns No. Of bunri
gan's Home Library, which comp ,es works Of great
terest aud value to catholics generally
sII LscTURks ON THE usrs LUsss
CAUSES, PsEvErrioS AND CuRE OF CoIUAyTios, Sc &c.
Burgess stringcr Co., Broadway.
Tar EsoHAsrss ON rsx FALL or GsrsAs,, ST Bull
wER.--burgess Stringor Co. An extremely interest,"
ing Work from thla talented authCr.
CINCINNATI, Dec. Q, leto.
State Of the RisersT The s. seamer Boo Trade and
Thsatricais
The river comes booming down at last with Es usual
accompaniment of drift wood. coal barges, largo and
small craft giving impulse to the carrying trade, and
hoarta To trader leaving in M douht n