New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30
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.s.. First American from the Last English Ed
-, Illustrated with six fine Steel Engravings :"
s,os neat II mo OF GA pages recently issued by
,ooleton * Co. OF Tasso aud his great Poem We
have not the presumption TO speak lii mere an.
.,,cemcnt like this they have already been dis
COED IN our columns Of Widens translations, it
.aRcss that they are generally and highly ap-
,,ayed BY critics and scholars. The Spenserian
.,.n.s is certainly no favorite with us, but Mr.. w
,noears 10 have done his work well. We extract
,b,se stan,as from the description Of Armida in
Casto "
an arts tn enchantress prsctised to beguile
Come new Gdmirer In her Widespread snare.
Mr. used with all, nor always the same vile,
But shaped to every taste her grace and all
Here cloisterd is her eyes dark pupil, there
In full yoluptuous iungushmcnt is rolled
Now these her kindness, those her anger bear,
spu,rd Oh or checked by bearing frank OF cold
is she perceived her slave was scrupuloUs or bold
III she marked some too bash.ul to advance,
Sick if unnoticed diffident ii seen,
Forth few her radiant smile, her thrilling glance.
Sunny Summer and
Thus reassurcd, their dying hopes grew keen
The faint belief, the languishlng desire
ReyiyiDg brighten in their eager mien;
those looks thousand anorous thoughts inspire,
Md Fears pale irostwork mets in fancys lively fire.
II some make bold to press her virgin palm,
Too rashiy building on her former cheer,
she grows II niscr Ui her eyes mild charm,
Spares her fond smile and frowns them into fear
But through the wrath that fires her front auscrc,
And ruties her sweet check. they may discern
Rays OF forgiving pity rcappear;
thus do they droop, but not despair and ycarn stern
T0wrd her in deepest love when she appears most
" FIRST GREEK LESSONS, by Thomas ker-
clever Arnold, NJ. a. Rector Of Lyndon; Kcarranged
md Carefully Corrected by Rev. j. a. SPENCER, A. NJ.
rum the third London Edition., is published by D. APP
peton Co 200 Broadway Its principal object is 10
iamiaze the young student with the primary elements
the Greek language, by setting him TO work nj trans
ladng English into Greek, the very first step in his
progress This feature is peculiar and s of itself sui
Gent 10 commend The work to the notice Of Teachers
The American Editor has evidently expended much Ia
boz in adapting it to the wants of our country and time
" BLAcKwoop'S MAGAZINE for September has
teen issued by l.. Scott X Co Mexico, her Territory
aud People; Cabrera; Algeria The Water. Cure; and
luw became Yconan are the titles o! some of It's
aces liz Fulton.st.
II "THE CREOLE from the German of HEN.
Mca ZscuoKKE, is published by VIM. II. Collyer, No
Hsgucst and for sale by w. II. Graham. Zschokkc ia
one Of the best writer's of tales in the world and We
have never any thing from his pen that was not
richly worth reading.
kP' EUREKA; OF the journal Of the National
Association of Inventors" is the title oil monthly pub
hcston each number containing 10 PIP. quarto, just
commenced by w H. starr, l35 Nassaust 1t is edited
gJ L. Kingsley and j. P PRISON, jr. aided by Commit
leo Of the Association whose it bears. We notice
In the first place descriptions and engrainss OF Brun
deds Circular Throstle Frame, for spinning Cotton
i..t md N,ni lin
hoes Improved Cylinder Press, and Ephraim Nor
rts Hosting Machine There is beside considerable
wey OF matter pertaining to the various branches OF
sMechanc Arts and the proceedings and plans OF opef
Ecu Of the National Association of Inventors OCCUPY
Conspicuous place. We copy from the department OF
New Inventions the following notice OF novel mode oil
lsyng streets
NV PAvEMENrS-A new system OF making streets
ts been made known but as II Will be the sub
Jet Of patents here and in Europe we can only give
some Of its most prominent features
material composition OF very cheap charac'et'
es been invented, aud hard strong and compact as
lint is formed into amy desirable shape IN the course
cuAnu.acturc From this, streets OF any grade may DC
.tea aud in such way as TO entirely secure per
lament and level surface to its proper grade and arch
can be taken up III nvc minutes go rs 10 get III Tue
eews!erppes, and on being replaced Will OF necessary,
rsume Its first position. IN durability II Will last ten
tines long granite and twenty times as long as
common paving, without liability 10 require repair IL
Is 50 laid that frost and storms cannot affect IL but we
shall have occasion to refer tN II again Persons wish
Information may inquire OF Kingsley \ Prison No
Waist
The price OF this publication is 81 pei annum Al
nmens have been made 10 secure Its publication Tor
year after which time viii no; permit ourselves
adoab. that it viii fully sustain itself by its suescrip
tehs II Will furnish important facilities to invent
or aud benent the public by aordins authentic 'niof
nation OF the ogre4s of Science as applied to the Use
tlAts.
r." IMMORTALITY: Poem. IN Ten Cantos
" Rev. P,IxEnAs Rcs,NsoN. A. NJ. of Washington
vile Orange CO." forms ain elegant volume Of ilo PIP
pssa,sed by Leavi.s, Trow & Co. l9l Broadway
s glance a, its pages has convinced that 1t Is per
hmance Of s,ern merit. and that 1t will obtain wide
celebrity, We may speak Oft farther after more care
Ia Examination. The verse is Spenserian
q GABRIELLE MlMANso, the Niece O; Abd'e
Aader or Attemp; to Assassina,e Louis Philippe'
translated from the Swedish of G. J. l. AimsuisI by
sasssyas C Hebbe has just been published IN cheap
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q Tux JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLlN INSTITUTE
o. The State OF Pennsylvania, for September contains
@eea valuable scientific matter.
n Tax SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, an excellent
pssss Md deserving OF good support commenced its
Sd volume on Saturday last in an entirely new dress
pa DISCOURSE of the Baconian Philosophy
wS@rEt TYLER of the Maryland Bar-second ed
sa enlarged is for sale by D. Appleton & Co We
4's sO.ced the work on the appearance OF the irst
sSsop
Two LIVES or To Seem and To Be. is very
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y The AMERICAN ANri.SLAvERY ALMANAC
%Sii embraces much valuable information on the
ssee, Of Slavery Published al li2 Nassau.st
3 THE CorxT OF MONTE CHRlsrc, complete
ssovOsumes for 81, has jus, been issued by Burgess
sssinssr, This remarkable romance has been fully
Saccd in columns
. P'croRiM. HISTORY of ENGLAND. No ;.
-. been issued from the Press OF Messrs. HarperN
Steers CNf..
ne same publishers have also sent US No 1 Of Mar
sthe Founding, by Eugene Sue Price L cts
q /" The CoMIS0 OF THE LoRp, Key to the
= sssk Of Revelation, with an Appendix by JAMES NJ
a'ooN,lo Minister OF the Presbyterian Church, ia
.a /, l. is published by Baker X Scribner, 81 Park
~ and li5 Nassau.st
Tsr PsArrrR. Collection OF Sacred Mu.
- embracing ths various Metres in among Chris,