New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01
New Publications.


Ny SHOOTING Box" is the title Of hand
somey printed volume of some 200 PIP by FzASK Fos-
EsTER, just issued from tie press Of Carey Har:
Philadelphia. Frank Forester is az may be readily
imagined the de pl< Of celebrated author tEES
RI W. HERBERT Esq author OF Cromwell &c Gc}
whose articles American Game &c il the Demo
cratic Review, have already earned for BIN from The
spirited and artst-like in which they were writ
ten, widespread popularity Ny Shooting Box is
gotten up in style riuar 70 that OF Warwick Wood
lands BY The same author and Is dsshing and graphic
sketch Of sportsmans life in the country. The chic
accommodation Of the book before H. tha, while
treats OF subject which ostepsiby intended for the
edfca.on Of certain class containing does large
amount of valuable information relating 10 the woods
and fields ia written in such style enchain Tie
attention Of the casual reader. AT the opening Of
the book introduced to couple Of young men,
amateur sporsnen, who have made al excursion into
the upper part Of the State for the purpose OF paying
visit TO old friend, who has established himself in
what he calls his Shooting bo1-i asmall but comfort.
able docie constructed for the purposes 10 which
devoted by its Here they pass some time in the
varied pleasures which wait on rurse and ,oenhance
the interest Of the story there is little love, little
fighting and little of townlife nterungled with the
prominent incidents. The book lie beautifully illustra
ted By Darley-whom some consider ranking among
the first artists of The country We roud v.sh that
Frank Fortstrs vel. written book might have good
sale-bu, ta, result is longer matter of uncertainty
w II. Graham Tribune Buildings, is the agent Price
so cents.
IA GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
for the Use Of Schools By w. II Wells NJ. A, Insruc-
tor In Phillips Academy. Audover, Mass is published
by Mark H. Newman. It would be hazardous TO pro-
nounce a confident opinion OF such work without.
careful examination Of its several parts than it
possible for make; but if we not greatly
mistaken this IS the best English Grammar extant The
author gives US his Preface the following accoun; of
the circumstances under which his work has been pre-
pared and Gifts prominent characteristics:
About nine years since while engaged in the !nstuc
ton OF class of teachers the author commenced crit
ical examination Of several grammatical works In con-
nectiou with systematic OF English reading Al!
the important principles ofbe language were famariy
discussed before the class The definitions and rules OF
different srammarians were carefully compared with
each other, and tested by constant reference TO the
of standard writer's In conducting the exercises
Of successive classes of teachers similar course has
been repeated from year I'LL the present time
The result OF these sbos Ia embodied in the work now
offered to the public.
English Grammar is too often laugh, as il it were
merely the of parsiag II is hoped tia, instructors
will find the present work adapted TO teach the art OF
speaking and tcrttnS Copous exercises and ilustra.
tons have been introduced and the learner 10 required
to make application OF the principles as ne ad
vances.
The work is beautifully printed, which is more than
can be said of School books generally Teachers and
others interested in Education will do well 20 look at it.
In pursuing this nvesg CATION the author has collected
between three and four hundred different eitses on En-
gish Grammar noted eighteen thousand Gstra-
tive examples IN The productions OF the best English VIII
iers.
E"AS INQUIRY into the Scriptural Views oil
Slavery BY ALBERT BARNES" Is published by Perkins
Purves, Philadelphia. It is handsome duodecmo vo-
ume OF 3s4 PIP and embraces very thorough discussion
OF the subject which it Its cheering 10 find this
great practical question of country and age attracting
the attention of men qualified 10 do 1t justice
and whose character and standing in society will give
weight to their opinions Dr. Barnes is Of the ab!es
theological writers in the Presbyterian Church, and his
book will be read by multtdes who have hitherto been
either Indifferent 10 national sin and shame or doubt
full what principles and best adapted TO work
the desired reform The convlcton rapidly fastening ssf
thinking phlanhrophc minds that SLAVERY NCsT BE
ovERTHRowS and when this shall become the universal
sentiment work OF its abolition will be than half
done. Slavery more be eradIcated without the
use appropriate than inemperance other
vice and hence II is question Of great Importance, What
means are best adapted the desired end To settle
this question: necessary TO look at the subject In all Its
bearings but particularly relations the principles
of morality and religion. This book Will bring new light
10 many minds and inspire all who may give ii candid
perusa with frmcr resolution TO discharge their whole
duty in the Of humanity and freedom 1t can be
had Of Leavltt. Troy Co. 1914 Broadway.
Eg@ BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE for April contains,
among other articles, letter from John Bull in this
City How they Manage matters In The Model Re-
public" In which Me.srs. Cass, Allen, Chapman. and
other Warblusterers 10 Congress Get of unenvaby
The Crusades' Recolectons Of Lover OF Society
The Marques Wellesley The Surveyors Tale sc.
are the titles Of inviting articles which have yet
found time to look into.
LEA BRIEF SKETCH of the late Miss Sarah
Martin OF Great Yarmouth with Extracts from the Par
liamen.ary Reports on Prisons her own Prison Jour
nails &c" Is published By Robert Carter, So Canal.st
tits record OF and selfdeny:ng labors per
formed for the benefit of outcast and degraded humanity
w- THE KITCHEN AND FRUIT GARDENER:
Seec, Manual OF Kitchen Gardening and Culture of
Fruits containing familiar directions for the ap
proved practice in each department. descriptions OF
Fruits and Calendar of Work be performed in esch
month in the year the whole adapted the climate OF
the United States" is published By Lea i Blanchard
Philadelphia, and sold BY w. II. Graham, Tribune
Buildings
r DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE of Horticultural
and Agricultural Implements and Tools and Field and
Garden Seeds with brief Directions for Planting Sow
ing and Culture: and Rules for the Application OF
Gusno Lime Plaster, Bone Dust, and other Manures;
also choice Lis, OF Fruit Trees with Directions for
Planting OUT and Culture likewise Description OF the
Best Breeds of Domestic Animals and tie best time and
manner Transporting them South This Ia pamphlet
published by A. B Allen the Agricultural Warehouse
Isl Water ST.
u The EcLEcrIc COMMENTARY on the Holy
Bible from the Works of Henry and Scott, and above
one hundred other writer's frat published By the Lon
don Religious Tract Society ia to be issued in series
OF "a parts by Shannon & Co. The frs; and second
numbers are already presenting very tasteful aF
pearaace-
EEvERY MAN HIS owN GARDESER--This in
valuable te manual forms the seventh number OF The
Shilling Library published By SsSton Huntington
Broadway 1t contains account Of all the vegetables
used the table with simple directions for their euvs
ton. Il is useful work for sl who tura Up the
soil