New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07
THE TRIBUNE.
New Publications.

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-ss ls45' by Rev. wM G. I. sHEpp 1t bears the
,,t, Of close thought and scholarly preparation. and
.r,sius much positive truth well as come very able
J.i,;.r, on current but shallow errors.
| ~ "THE ELEMENTS OF READING AND ORAroRY,
| - pr,nY VAUDEVILLE Professor of Moral Science
md Relies Letres Hamilton College. is work which
.vi,oo, thorough study of elementary principles and
nsins patience and perseverance in preparation and
,,,,psement The cludty aud inaiequacy OF previous
work, on Eocu,iop. and the disturbances Of treatise
,r,d.d upon natural laws instead of arbitrary
| 3oyn,s have long been and Acknowledged. Prof
u.nde-ile sharing with others the common want has
made an earnest effort to clear up some OF the difficulties
which have surrounded the subject and TO lay the found
aaons Of the Science truly philosophical basis, that
esu neither be shaken disturbed OF his success We
DO not feel ourselves qualified. after no more than cur
,ory glance his work 10 speak with entire confidence
bu, we are strongly inclined to believe that the hope ne
90 nodssty expresses that his work may prove to be
..leu the herald OF the morning the daystar eirnner
inn for space where his successor will pour luIorbed
eausence" will be more than realized. We have not
space 10 say more present but may the work
again if the hurry of daily life shall leave time FOL
more careful examination OF lie principles and detos
| ~ THE VIRTUES AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
WILLIAM PENN is the title OF Thanksgiving Discourse,
BY Rev ALERT BARNES, D. d. Of Philadelphia. 1t is
be honorable tribute OF liberal and magnanimous mind
phe virtuous character of whose religious faith
Uttered essentially from It's As such it has great
tesuiy in eyes and would fain regard it in
icsdon that the and bigotry OF former times
gre Welding before the light which shines brighter and
brighter along the path Of human progress DR. Barnes
does not indeed admit all that the enthusiastic admirers
Of Penn would claim in his behalf but he comedies 10
him the possession of character and the performance
Of services for mankind which than sufficient
uyender him immortal.
" THE LADIES REPOSITORY Literary and
Religious Monthly for January contains its usual varie
IT, il which religion and pleasure happily blended
Rev HENRY BACON Editor A. Tompkins, Publisher, 3S
CorDhf, Boston.
e "PHRENoLoGY EXAMINED, by P. FLou-
Rem. Member OF the French Academy etc. translated
from the Second Edition of 1916, by Charles De Lucena
Asls, n D." has been published by Hogan & Thomp-
s1u Philadelphia in l6ms. volume OF l44 PIP. and
3 may be obtained in New.York Of A. S. Barnes & Co.
The opponents Of Phrenology believe, regard this
work mastery criticism not complete refuation
d the doctrines of Gall and SPufzneim, and hence all
n, ndvoco,se Of tie Science will consider 1t worthy Of
grous attention. but doubt if there is any thing in
(which can or ought to shake their faith. 1t would be
rsh however after only cursory glance at the reason
ngs Of an acute mind important subject to form
aHtled judgment of their quality, and we have no dis
position to oresa the opinions of others by an exhibit
ton Of Impressions which may possibly be removed on
farther examination.
a MONTEZUMA. THE LAST OF THE AZTEcs:
Romance Of the Conquest of Mexico by Edward Matu'
hn-Ths ia powerful work and OF genius, abound
hg with many faults but more eXcellcncies and as
whole well worthy the reading Of every lover OF poet
imind vivid Imagination and cultivated scholarship
Esuch We believe are among the characteristics of the
alhur We have time present irl yspeak the
a.ris or dement's OF Montezuma, but it will ind IFS
r3 and we are much mistaken if it becomes not much
tied Of much thought OF and much and well read Mr.
Yrurn Is quite young man. the OF great one
I'd has we think bright career in prospect Paine &
Ssss Of this city the publishers.
The NATIONAL MAGAZINE and Indus
aRecord" for January contains variety of important
ttces among which notice the following Com
srre Of the Hanse Towns The Provincial Currency
/ dNa5land' The State of Teuuesscc-i,s Mineral
Weih, &c. Thoughts Agriculture Manufactures
racCmmerce, by Hon. James Tallmadee; The Town
Ssl River Mass.-its Rise and Progress Review of
asPHncples of Secretary Walkers Report Impora-
hOn Grain into Grea, Britain Trade between Great
H',in and France. Beside these there are several mi
lion, Published at l6l Fultoast Five Dollars per an
nam
q HuSrs MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for Janu-
W opens with Part H. of Dr. Spares Treatise on the
lus and Prospects of Life in tbs United States. This
aelowed by article the Progress of Railroads in
massachusetts, and that by another the New ork and
4 ne Railroad. Henry c. Murphy OF Newly ork
soae' apaper on the Piracy OF Capt Kidd, and Prof
'sakarnpt one on Commercial Treaties based on Reel
S0Sny' Beside these the usual Depa rtments OF
commercial Statistics, Nautical Intelligence Mercantile
-Aeeianes &c The Magazine appears in new typo
H'p'ea dress, which gives avery and tasteful
apeeS Published a, li2 Fuon.st
4 n The GREEN MoUSTA AIN SPRING is the
''-en0sen tile OF mopthly publication the first
-'et " which has just reached from the Water
-'aoishment at Brattleboro' Vermont |, is to
us'0'sd 10 Discussion and Information concerning the
f~H anu Medical Uses OF Ws,er, Report OF
sss o. "a'er-Cure Treatment, to the Nurture and
'aaon oil Children and to Diet and Health. The
--NS DAVID MACK, gentleman OF talent and educa.
% Who has had long experience us teacher He will
"sapon the pen OF Or. ROBERT WEssE1uosrr 10 sup.
r!he scientific or medical philosophical matte. for
pses- The Doctor does no. ssIee with the opinion
. medicines viii IL time become supertuous Ac.
"aas to his experience the Water not exclusive of
teineo!es, and WINE ne processes his iaiih in the
aaoOpa,hic system, he is far from prescribing the
V ptaeiple Of administering medicine. he does no,
Sslsae to apply medicines in connection with the Wa
sscase Treatment and sts,es that he has witnessed
sasal effects from their He also regards
cs.aS0os error the prevailing opinion tina, Water
sanAy be made by every body and by all water, IN
49, circumstances and in all diseases The OF
eea Mountain Spring SI.00 per annum.
W TIE CHRISTIAN Examiner and Religious
,,,. for January, opens with very interesting
VI ST. Augustine and his Times followed by y
pe'pn'ea Sketch of Rev. John Andrews D. D. and
ss OF several important works, The article which
D. Us most deeply that on Prisons and Prison
S .p4ae from the pen OF Charles sumner E,q The
81. warmly In favor of The Philadelphia o.
i, system Of treating prisoners, in opposition 10
1sa' System which has been adopted in the
Va s. his Stale. He fortifes his opinions by very
~ a'eo'y and presents the m in form well calcula.
AZ Ae a strong impression. c. S. Francis & Co.
agents o. the Examiner for this city.