New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07
THE TRIBUNE.
New Publications.

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II opens with an article by William Kirkland, Esq on
Tho limited States Census of 1850 with reference
,bs Political Relations OF the Eastern and Western
s,e 1t contains much that is worthy Of serious con
sjderaion The following passage vii! commend itself
70 the good sense Of I'LL:
The West should be better known 10 nor so much
nv books as by observation. No reneman educa
ton should be considered complete whic does not EN-
brace a thorough knowledge OF the Western country
tour ACROSS the mountains and along the whole enftn
OF the Mississippi if the head waters OF the Nils
souri, should with us. precede the tour oi Europe
Lett be held oisgraceiul for nm American citizen 10
know the old world than the new or IN bec@nlnG
acquainted with the latter leave out OF view us newest
and ost characteristic regions Many an American IRA
yelling in England has Flushed 10 own that ne never saw
Niagara; and his European friends VINO value ihotna
non more than have thought he had good reason Tor
doing So Let not wait 10 be shsineu INTO more ehte
Awe researches within own bounds. The press
should become less sectional and occupy i"ei more
with the physical statistical. and moral features Oh tno
whole country Al present the East better known 10
the West than Yves, the East the press should do
lis establish equilibrium in this respect ii not
70 the scale in our favor
Influence of Commerce in the Affairs Of the World
Boston Post Office Progress OF American nanuiac-
lures &c are titles Of Of the most important arti
c4s There is the quantity of intelligence on sub
ects connected with Mercantile and CoInmeci Affairs
FREEMAN HUNT Editor ind Publisher, LAP Fulton'st
E9F- LIFE IN CALIFORNIA, during Residence
Of several years in that Territory, comprising Descrip
ton OF the Country and The Missionary Establishments,
with Incidents Observations &c. illustrated with nu
rnorous eDgravings By AN AMERICAN. To which IS
annexed Historical Account ofthe Origin Customs and
and Traditions OF the Indians Of AtaCalifornia This
is duodecimo volume of 34l PIP. and contains just the
information which mutitudes Of our citizens most wish
10 obtain Those who intend TO steal California from
Mexico will here obtain view of the territory TO which
they are looking with covetous eyes while those who
tprr
has gone too far already will be glad to work from
which they can acquire definite information respecting
country which may day form part of our own Con-
iederacy but which whether ii does not, presents
many features of universal interest and importance. TIE
work is dedicated to Hon WILLIAM STURGIs, OF Boston,
one Of the earliest adventures TO the Western Coast OF
America Published by Wiley Putnam. l6l Broadway.
n Love AND PARESTAGE, applied to the I'm
provemcn, of Offspring including Important Directions
and Suggestions to Lovers and the Married, concerning
the s,ronpcst ties and the most Sacred and Momeutous
Relations of Life BY o 5. FOWLER, Practical Phreno-
logist' There are those who never speak OF the
topics discussed worKtnan which none are more
Intimately connected with the we'll being OF the Human
Rsce-but in the language of morbid passion and vulgar
jes, Those who disposed To the subject with
the seriousness it deserves will find much in the book
worthy of attention whether they believe in the preen
sops of Phrenooey or Some will think the author
speaks with too little reserve while others will consider
the freedom and panness of the work its best features
Published at l3 Nassau st.
We must hint TO Mr.. Fowler that he violates good
taste by loading his pages with SO many words The
title of work surely need not contain the whole table
of contents.
cSss PRACTICAL MATHEMATICS. for the Of
Common Schools and Academies, and for Seflnstruc-
hon |" Is the title of new work by EBENEzER MiX-
pvylV ia
covered principles aims present the essential tea
lures of the science in brief practical form adapted 10
the wants of those who have the time 10 study more
elaborate works II may be had at $50 Futonst.
CB. MlTcHELLs NEW MAP of Texas. Oregon,
California and the Regions adjoining will meet the wants
oflarce numbers of citizens who are turning 'heir
attention 10 one OF all of the countries embraced by it
We see that the Southern extremity OF California
will not fern natural boundary for the United States
When that country has been stolen purchased there
will still be pretty large slice OF Mexican territory be-
tween Texas snd the California Gulf to tempt our ma
aonRl cupidity.
~" THE COMPARATIVE IMPORTANCE Of Foreign
and Domestic Missions including Statistics of Education
Philanthropy Crime &c. in Albany by HENRY r. HAR
E1ycroN Minister OF the FIRST Unitarian Society IN Al
bsay" This is An able discourse. designed to awaken
attention to facts and too often overlooked Rave
We not ministers In this city who will do for IT what Mr.
Harrington has here done and done so well tor Albany
rY BURGESS STRINGER X Co. 292 Broadway
have sent us Godeys Lady's Book for February The
numbe. contains articles by Miss Leslie Mrs Hale Ed
gar A Poe Prof Frost and others. The embellishments
are The Battle Ground Trenton, The Fair Client
rather clever thing and The celebrated Tom Thumb
and his Equipsge' 1t may also be had OF w. Il. Ora
ham, Tribune Buildings
"FoREcAsrLE Tom. or the Landsman turned
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lshcd by the Hsrpers in lsn,o volume Of 2l6 PIP.
~ The History or JOIN MARTEN, Sequel
10 the Life of Henry Miner by Mrs SHERWOOD" is a
very interesting volume published by the Hapers. The
tales Of Mrs Sherwood have long been admired in this
Country scarcely less than in England.
tsN CHURCH UNION is The subject Of Dis.
course By Rev E. NJ JOHNSON. Rector of ST Paurs
Church. Brooklyn which has just been published The
author prints thai those who read may tbs. il does
advocate the idea of the r.absorpon Of the Epsco
pal in the Roman Church
rS- REMARKS on TRINITY CHURCH BILL. be-
fore the Council of Revision, by RoBxKr TROUT, ESQ
bthe title of u pamphlet which will be interesting 20
who are concerned in the controversy presen,
existing in respect the property of Trinity Church.
Published from the edition OF 1913 by j. A. Sparks l6l
Futon.s.
~ THE You've CRuRoHMAN's MISCELLANY
'or February contains much useiu' a''e Au"i - ''
wants Of tho Youth connected with the Episcopal Church
Edited by Rev. J. A. SPENCER; published at lsl Broad
way.
n J. BAILLIg lis Nassaust. has sen: us s
cOOed photographic picture OF the Presidents OF the Uni
ted S,a,es The design OF the picture is Well enough
but the kenesses are about The worst caricstures
have lately seen
II THE NEw.YoRx MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
sRrOarER" No. o is gu, ard may be had Q; Grshsn
Cs,CoLLINs NJ. D. Editor.
SS'"A PLEA FOR THE DIVINE LAW AGAINST
arAosNis the title of pamphlet containing tie sab
stance Of three Dscourses preached By Rev JOSEPH
BERG, of Grcenhll, Pa Il may be obtained ofSaxlon &
Miles, aO5 Broadway
q THE ILLUSTRATED New ENGLAND FAMILY
MAGAZINE for February may be found at Grahams
70 wild SPORTS IN EUROPE. ASIA AND AT
RIGA BY 1t Colonel E NATTER" is published by E. Fer