New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26
New Publications..


ED- "YANKEE STORIES, BY Judge HALLIBURTON,
with Illustrations been issued by w. H. Graham.
There some humor in the Judges stories but is OF
a coarse kind, and his idea ot larkeesm is very poor
one TIE positive of his writings is rather found
in the idea they give you OF and things in the Brit
ish Colonies than in anything the author tell
corning Yankees.
tY- HISTORY or THE ENGLISH REVOLUTION
OF 1910 commonly called the Great Rebellion from the
Accession of Charles his Death :" by F. GuIzor the
Prime Minister OF France author Of History of Civiza
ton in Europe SC. Translated by WIN HAzLITT. In two
volumes, forming Nos. and Of Appeton's Literary
Miscellany This work. FIRST published In Paris in 1926
translsted and published in London during the last
year. We need say that il is work OF thrilling in.
,eres relating OF the most important and stir
ring events in English History 1t will be read with
great ayidiiy.
THE ELEMENTS OF ASTRONOMY designed
Introduction the Study" jus, published by
Baker & Scribner, las Nssssu.s,. (sa pages, lSmo)
u MEMOIR OF THE LATE REV. ALEX. PROUD
FIT D. D. with Selections from his Diary and Correspon
dence and Recoccions OF his Life &c BY JOIN For
syrH D. D. Newbursh," forms fair lsmo. of3S4 pages
issued by the Harpers, To the many friends OF Dr.
Froud it will be welcome and to all OF like faith and
devotedness, it must prove highly acceptable.
EY LIrrELLs LIVING AGE, No. "a, msy be
had Of wm. Taylor. No As,or House.
~ a couple of Rocky 4NountG,a trolres es.
capped from their cage in the n,euagerie of Herr
Driesbach. IL GAINESVILLE, Ohio. the llth and
the Gazette gives the following account OF the
fiict 10 secure them:
A, the time there four men in the building Herr
Driesbach. Paul Morgan, Abraham Sinner and Arthur
Crippen but accustomed as they such animals
they thought only OF saving the smaller animals tbs,
fastened in different parts Of the building without
apprehend:nS personal danger themselves. Crppen
of the building get pitchfork when closing
the door after him. II fastened ITSELF which kept him out
Morgan fastened 10 take care of the riding monkey,
when OF the wolves attacked him. and col him down.
ant Sinner his assistance, be attacked and
ov erpowered by the other wolf AT this moment Dries
bs CD the crly disengaged, aud picking up
ch air he dashed pisces obsin round fo- club.
With this al blow he disabled the wolf that had a.
lacked Sinner but the other held with death zip and
required repeated blows; did he rcinqush the at
tack until he knocked dead. The disabled
afterwards shot. The badly bitten. aud bad
they been alone would inevitably have been killed oT
one OF them WAS already tainGng
Ho FOR CALIFoRNIA We had conversation,
a lew days since, with d. G. W. Lssvitt. ESQ whose
contemplated trip California when Spring opens has
been published FAR aud wide. We never any per.
sapguiae o the success of enterprise than
he Is OF the difficult one in which he Is Sboa embark.
lie showed several letters from intelligent in
different parts OF the Union written IN behalf Of many
ncighbors and friends who were 20 join 10 plht
ing an American Colony the shores OF the distant
Pacific He pointed 70 the map the hsrbor OF
san Diego-the bes, ihs: OF San Francisco-as
'hs destination he had in view for the company So fsr
% onercia advantages 20. II is undoubtedly the best
eIon which could be made for colony. He
,n.otea es tina, he had received nearly hundred
s o. inquiry 10 behalf Of the writers and many
1000 would rendezvous al For, smith bv the rst Mon
day in April ready for the journey BE expects to re.
main at Napoleon al the mouth Of the Arkansas until
the SVtn marcn, Wnen ae WI s:sr. for Fort Smith.
Little Rock (Ark) Gazette Feb. g.