New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-12
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oes 10 us al this late hour in consequence OF failure
IN procure Inc copy for earlier ssue and
hare we NAV remark that Mr SCOTS excellent reprint
ave n.rsr delayed but this The present nun
bar Of the Edinburgh contains nine articles OF which we
,,e the titles esfollows: Parliament and the Courts
Shakespeare in Paris Legislation FOX the Working Class
Ga Religious Movement in Germany; Lyels Travels
10 North America; European and American state Con
tederaces Scottish Criminal Jurisprudence POLITICAL
State Of Prussia Eas Gray and Spencer vi these the
articles ON Legislation for the Working Classes re
Nduus Movement in Germany, and Lyells travels
will attract most attention In this country mat hfs'
named is valuable chiefly for its clear historical state
rosu,s but leaves the evils which aict the Working
Glasses pretty much finds them TIE writer seems
,aus 10 be injected with that phase of infdey
which doubts the possibility OF doing much for the re-
,noral of those evils Neverh eess his essay is worth
reading.
Cs- THE FARMERS DICTIONARY: q Vocabu
ary OF the Technical Terms recently introduced into
Agriculture and Horticulture from various Sciences; and
nlso Com pendulum OF Practical Farming the latter
chiefly from the Works OF Rev. w. l.. Rhan, Loudon'
Low and Gouatt. and the most eminent American Au'
,hors Edited by D. P. GARDNER NJ. D. With numer-
Gus Illustrations The progress OF Agricultural Science
hss created demand-we had almost said necessity
for this work. Many descriptive oil things reiat
ing TO Agriculture and in common use in some parts
our country either understood elsewhere or er
roneousy employed. NAgrcuiturs writer's mean to be
integibe each other and 10 the masses for whose in
sructon they WELD their pens there must be
men acknowledged vocabulary which they ali ap
peal The present is the only attempt which has been
made to supply this pressing want and SO far as we can
Judge from somewhat limited examination the effort
ful Inv
been expected. The work is a duodecimo OF 500 PIP.
and probably embraces every important word belonging
10 Toe Farmers nomenclature. IL is confined TO
mere dry defnidons but contains amount OF prac
teal information condensed into the smallest possible
space, aud illustrated, when necessary by excellent
wood epgrsvlngs Published by the Harpers.
~ HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for March
has for s leading article Practical View Of the Man
SEGMENT OF Banks aud the Duty Of Directors, BY Tho
xG CARY Esq of Boston II contains just the iuior.
nation that every body needs who is not initiated into
the mysteries of Banking Means Of Increasing
Commerce with Germany ia the topic OF the mex; srti.
Gle following which is a review OF Testers work, The
Artist the Merchant and the Statesman The II 5
Tart upon Wool Is the subject ofan article by John
Wright. Of Illinois The writer recommends the impo-
s,ion Of specific duty Of cents per pound on Wool
appraised less than cents 10 take efecin July lS47
Jo,eph E. Bloomfield, Esq of NewJersey, contributes
valuable paper on the First Application of Steam to
Railroads. and Henry g. Rice of Massachusetts retutes
briefly but very conclusivey some of the dogmas OF Sec
rotary Walker respecting the Tariff OF 1872 Mercan-
als Law Cases. Comm ercal Chronicle and Review.
Commercial Statistics Statistics and Population,
Railroad and Canal Statistcs,' Mercantile Miscela.
ns,' and The Book Trade occupy the rest OF the
number Freeman Hunt, l42 Fultonst.
z VOL III. of DwIdHT's THEOLOGY has been
inued by the Harpers One volume more will complete
this deservedy popular work Having already expressed
our Judgment OF i,s merits will only add now thai
the chesppess OF this edition places II within the reach
Of many who have hitherto lacked the pecuniary means
oprocuripgit The volumes elegantly printed and
ne price of each is 81 So or SO for the whole We OBJ
serve with pleasure that the work finds favor with many
WHO dissent widely from some of the authors opinions.
Ihisis as 1t should be.
~ D AuBlaSE's HISTORY OF THE REEoRMA
non has been issued by Robert Carter IS Csnalst in
wo distinct cdilions-one in four volumes duodecmo
for % cents per voums-ihe other four volumes in one
This great work thus placed within the reach even
those whose means ore limited. fanny young man has
not read II let him do go II will inspire him witt
spoble courage to resist tyranny and wrong. We I'm
dss,and that the author has pecunay interest in these
editions.
ES- " MEMOIRS OF THE PRETENDERs and their
Adhereuts BY JoAN HsSEAaE JESSE, author Of Me
motrs Of the Court OF England, George Scwyn and hi
Contemporaries etc. in two volumes 10 publs he'd by
Nv. Moore l3s Chestnut street. Philadelphia. forming
Nos. and OF Moore's Select Library. II Is awork
great interest and value and is issued in form combin
ing elegance and chespness. Graham sells 1t.
ES~"THoueArs on THE REVIVAL OF RELIGION
10 New in l?AO which a Narrative
Of the Surprising Work OF God in Northampton, Mass
IN l735: By JONATHAN EDWARDS )" is q work bearing
he imprint OF the American Tract Society 1t lie in
s,Iucve portion of Religious History, which will sc
down TO pcsterity monument Of It's distinguished
suthor
n The Benevolence OF the Temperance En-
!eIptise Is the title Of address By HORACE DRESSER
Esq delivered before the Sons and Daughters O; Tenn
perance, at celehrs,ior At Cold Spring near West
Po!as on The ll,h OF September last.
q The Address OF ALEX. w BRADFORD, Esq
delivered before the NewYork Historical Society, its
lis, Anniversary in Nov last has been issued in nea,
pamphlet OF 81 pages from the press OF the Society
n The RAISING OF LAZARUS FROM THE
Dad" Is the tue of thin volume published by the
American Tract Society
q THE MESpIcAST oY PoSr prsARTs: q
Tie ey WIN, Haul .raa!ased from the German, ia pub
sasd oy Vim. Taylor. No Asrof House as No OF his
Select LIBRARY OF German Tales
e ThE ADVOCATE OF PEAcE. Edited oy ELiHu
aVAsrTT, aud published al Worcester, Mass. is one Of
as most useful publications that hncs its way 10 on,
A''e Ii copy OF it could only be placed n every
iiy 10 The country, there would De little danger O.
"a Friends OF Peace give this WORK the circulation
AcaseIves Terms only 81 per annun.
e CEcIL's Reasons OF REYosE' are pub
S'ard in little by the American Trac; So
Osy.
e 'THE UNIvkKsALIsr MISCELLANY FOL
zach presents its usual variety OF religious and literary
.e>ahs- Ihis publication deserves support of the
'ea9ninaron Whose views it advocates.
e Part Nv. OF BUFFERS Lives of the Fathers
Sss, and other Principal Sants has been issued By
- .Ssdiier Sc Gold street II Is e1noeished with
'esoitta picture Of ST. Patrick
Ia "A RXvigw OF Rev. Dr.. Berg three Dis
solf'e' in is'or Of cspi,a Punishment by Rev c. C
DsAA Is pamphlet OF Al PIP lsmo. published ia Pail