New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

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Here are three bsndrea handsomely.printed brosd
osses Of the very best choicest and reliable Of
rsl Tales ..x,snt for The las, century and illuminated
nssyle Of easy grace which tes hatte,ing story for
u, J. A. Adams, end cauuo, ail u deGsh. the very
hearts Of all gooi Hale people 1t s wonder tina.
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zrsce aud unconscousness of care. Time makes chill
rsn older and ise.ye are the sirles neveress young
nd happy
~ THEOLOGY EXPLAINED AND DErEHDEp.
in a Series Of Sermons By TIMOTHY DWIGHT 5. I. D.
IL D. in Four Volumes Twelfth Edition" We &C
snovledeed the receipt Of Vol few days since and
now VIC ha~e Vol. H. 1t is unnecessary 10 repeat what
&c haze a.eedy said respecting the extensive popularity
Of tie work The Theological Department OF no Libra
II can DC regarded complete without the style OF
publication viii suit all readers.
G~" AN EXPEDITION of the Weakness and In
Efficiency OF the Government OF the United States OF
North America the title Of shabby looking volume
Of 800 pages which find table. 1t bears the
nsne of neither author, publisher nor printer-pro5aby
because no could be found silly enough 10 endorse
l. It's accuracy may be estimated by the fact that the
very first page GA which eye rested we opened
.ae work at random contains the following statement
respecting the Office Laws of the United States -
The Religious Sects TO be concisted and their votes
,ecured allowed to send their tracts and missionary
reports and bibles and all that they write and distribute
free OF postage The author OF this stupid fslsehood
s in his preface that hi. opportunities Of forming
an opinion and his qualifications of Judging correctly
uch that nothing is wanting aid him that depend
On facts and observation. He born and educated in
he country has the experience of seventy years and
has held Offices both in the Judicial, Legislative and
Executive parts thereof He acted moreover. during
thirty year. Of his life, with the Jetfersonan De-
uccrscy"
II JOURNEY TO ARAFAT by DR. FRIEDRICH
P.sso1 Professor of Natural Philosophy in the Univer
.,y Of Dor Pat Russian Imperial Counsellor of State
etc. with Map and Wood Cuta Translated by ". D.
Cooley is published BY the Harpcrs and forms No.
VIII of their New Miscellany IL Ia highly entertain
Ing work ernbodying much historical geographical and
scientific information, and conveying knowledge OF the
character, habits and manners of the people among
whom the author travelled The ascent OF Mount Ara
sis very difficult thg: many persons have doubted
Theiher the feat accomplished by Dr. Parrot but
hi acknowledged integrity ought to place his cains in
this respect above Suspicion The iovers of bold adven
turs VIII find IN this volume much TO crafty their pecu
lar taste and the general hardly fail 10 be
pleased With Il.
- THE CONSTITUTION, by WIN. h. CLARK.
SON. Gentleman" is a somewhat curious work, which
may be obtained nt No. 30 Fulton street. We 90 not
exactly what tho author is driving al, but whether
Ati owing to our du!ness or to his want oil common
reuse /, is not very important TO decide
ARTISTS or AMERICA" No. 2 by Z. Ed
wards Lester, has been published by Baker Scribner
i5Nasssu.street It is sketch of INMAN with ike
hess Of the artist and engraving of ME humble the
q THE GAyEL is monthly periodical de-
roted to Odd Fellowship and General Literature, ana
edited b. THOMAS L, HARRIS and JoHN Turner II is
published at Albany
E'"TRE EVERGREEN for March has variety
darces in prose and which viii make the num-
Ser acceptable its readers. Clark & Aus
In, 100 Fultonstreet, have il.
IT, Nc 6 of Onderdonks Edition of tue Works
Bishop Horne, has been issued from No 25 Johnst
~ The Opinion of Vice Chancellor McCoup, in
the case of Henry D Cruger vs. George Douglas and
Ha-rie: D. C-uger hss been published in Supplement
10 the Ne-Yoyk Legal Observer Office Il Ann street
II The Mysteries OF Nature Revealed, or the
Identity of Light Heat ard Electricity Fully Estab-
Ished is the ,lc of pamphlet of which JAMES GLENN
s The author 1t will be found worthy the attention oi
scientific men
"THx GAMgsrER--a Tragedy, in Five
Acp, BY EDWARD MOORE has been issued by Nm. Tay'
Ley. Aston House as Nc. 10 OF Sargents Modern
Standard Drama
q THE Mother, by T. 5. Arthur, author OF
The Maiden and the Wife, has been Issued by Ferri,i
Co. 237 Broadway Tor IS This books series
domesic pictures done in Mr. Arthurs hes, style and
csnoo; fail TO Interest the reader
WALrHAMt Novel edited by Leitch Richie
hs. been issued by the house. Price - cen'a
- A Dictionary of Practical Medicine. Part
Edited By Charles A. Lee NJ D. has been sen! US by
he Hspers This number treats OF Inflammation, inin'
saza aud tie different kinda ofInsanIy.
JUVENILE LIrERATURE.-Weh avereceyed Par
icy, Magazine and Robert Merrys Museum FOR March.
Darius Mead lll Nassau.st Also che Young Peoples
Magazine Edited BY Seba Smith, ad published by J. n.
WelrnAn liz Nassau Judgng frorr the appearance Of
these periodicals we should think they would be very
popular among the Young uns
~ THE LITERARY EMPORIUM for March is
published by J. h Wes,an, lls Nasssu.st. Terms only
syear
II Tax jewish CHRONICLE for March has
aesa published at % Nassau.st-
TIE TARTAR CHEF or A Russian Colo
ss.s Head for Dowry from the Russian OF Msrlnsk,
Unpublished w H Colyer, Haguest
AWIr1r PRIsoSER-Not long since, the Chap
a'n OF one OF our State Prisons being engaged in
Preparing table of the causes of crime, held the
following dialogue with prisoner;
Ckepiain.--Well what brought yon here!
PrIsoaer.-The Sheriffs, sir.
Chaplain. want to know ifhqaor had any
ding to DO with it?
Pris0ner.-O yes, sir-they refs boA drltRk!
Whether this prisoner was less fortunsie in the
Character of his escort than others OF his class. is
more than we know
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