New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10
New Publications.


New Publications.
WILTOg's VERMONT REGISTER-A copy OF thls
valuable work for l545 has been by the pub
Hshers 4. p. Watson d Sons, Montpelier Beside the
astronomical department, which Is unusually full II
contains complete lists of the Town Clerks Constsbles
0vsrseers Of the Poor Agents superintendens of Com
mon Schools, 5eectmen. Trustees, Listers and Post,
masters In every town In the State also complete lists
Of all tbs Attorneys Physicians Merchants, Traders
Manufacturers aud Clergymen OF whatever denomins-
ton the names of those holding Office In the various
Departments OF the State Government Executive Legs
s,ive and Judic.l Tables showing the population IN
$780, the vote for Governor at the last election and the
amour. Of the grand list In each for s47 lis Of
oil the County Offices including Justices Of the Peace In
ssch town Notices of The Colleges and Medical Inst
tutons with names OF Professors number Of Students
&C.; Bsnevolen, Societies &c. and their Officers; Ab-
susct Of the Condition of the Banks Members of the
various Departments Of the U. g. Government List OF
Newspapers In the State Population of the United
States according to ak from 1890 to 1910
Governors Of the several States, with times Of meeting
OF the Legislatures and of the Annual Elections Seats Of
Government &C.; Popular Vote for President Ia 1874
by States Sessions Of the Supreme and County COURTS
and also blank pages for memoranda for each day In the
year. with the usual hints to farmers anecdotes snc
other miscellaneous matter. The work Is neatly print
I'd and perspicuously arranged We see not how any
business man In Vermont can do without IT, while II
fail to be useful many citizens Of other States
~ The PHILOSOPHY or LIFE, and Philoso-
ply Of Language, In Course of Lectures; by FREDER
IrK Won ScHLEsEL translated from the German By
Rev A. j. W. MORRISON is q duodecimo volume of 5fl
pp which has jus, been Issued by the Harpers In the
opening they they of the Soul first Of all a. form
log the center Of consciousness and secondly Of its
cooperation with mind spirit Ia scence-thst Is, the
acquisition of right knowledge of MsH and Nature,
and Of their several relations to the Deity These mat
,es occupy five lectures of the whole series The nex
three treat of the laws of Divine Wisdom and Provi
dnce as discernibe In outward nature In the world
thought and in the history OF msnknd. The last seven
contain an attempt trace the development of mans
mind or spirit both within himself and in science and
public llfe Tracing It's gradual expansion. untolded
either BY the legitimate pursuit of restoration to orr
sIns excellence by the sruggls with the opposing
spi. OF the times they follow the humsn race through
M progressive grsdstous up the closing term of per
lection A philosophical discussion Of themes like
hsse awaken profound interest In every reflect
Ing mind.
~ HIGHER ARITHMETIC; or the Science and
Application of Numbers Combining Analytic and Syn
,he,ic Modes of Instruction Designed for Advanced
Classes in Schools and Colleges BY JANIS b THoMr
TON AM author OF Mental Arithmetic, Prsctica
Arithmetic, etc" Mark IL Newman & Co publishers, ~!
Broadway. limo PIP. 39s We are much pleased with
his work the definitions and rules are very complete
and clear and the division of parts and their distribution
seem to us logical and judcious. We can recommend
II ori analytic precision its concisenes and yet full
ness of detail.
E PHYSICAL EDUCATION and Medical Man
sgement OF Children; for tho use Of Families snc
Teachers by NJ. NJ RoDoEns. M d. author of Farm
srs Agricultural Chemistry illustrated By engraving
70 q email volume Published at Rochester by Erastui
barrow and sold by Clark & Austin. POS Broadway
Coming 1t does from an educated physician, i, vii
doubtless End favor with those who sspd In need OF the
Information II contains
II FLoRAs DIAL, containing Flower Ded
Gated to each Day IN the Year and an Appropriate Pc
etc Sentiment for each Flower; by j. WESLEY HAN
SON" 10 published al Boston by B. b. Mussey. and a
Lowell by j. Alien. Il, 10 beautiful little volume.
ES'"ELLES HERBERT, OF Family Changes,
the title of interesting story for children published
BY the Hsrpers In nes, volume part Of their Fire
side Library Neatly and tassefully bound in orns
mental II Ia appropriate gfsboOs for children
r." RBIss IS THE WORLD BY T. s. AR
THUR 10 new story comprised 10 en- lsmc OF los page
Just issued by Baker & scribaer. We know II incul
Gates q wholesome Lesson. though We have found n,
time to read H.
II LITrrLL's LIVING Ace, No ls6, open,
With the Edinbursbs gspsic article on Germany beor,
he Battle OF Jena 'Psddisna' 'Du.ling In America
IRE among the following articles. (Berford & Co Az
sr House,
u The DxNocRATIc REVIEW for Decembe
opens with wholesome article on Law Reform, fol
owed by papers on Washington Irving, Haas Christian
andersen &c &c. portrait Of Hon. Stephen B. stron
d this State snbelishes the No. u. W. Moere' IL
Broadway
R"THE PLEASANT ART or MoSgY-CATcH
INC" twenty fsecenter just sent Ne by Lindsay
Esks,on, Philadelphia Perhaps We II try to learn sh
Art should We ever ind tims.
~ The BANKERS MAGAZINE for Decsmbe
senains some interesting on the sussct OF BsDi
sssnd two or three good papers on other subjects. q
smith Honsns, II wslst)
R"Durangs Terpsichore, or Ball Room Guide
ssg Compendium of the Theory, Practice and Ed
Ssssis Of Dancing embracing Description of the Cot
nass Polka and Aszarka ouadrillos; Gslopsdes, Pc
sssss, and an Essay on Walking; with all the oshe
r'palsr Miscellaneous Dances OF the Day" spublishs
eyTarser 4 Fisher, "A Chstham.s
u Rev. ASA TURNER, o Revolutionary hero
sior IS years minister OF the Gospel In chsutsnqu
20 died In Stockton, In that County. on the 9Th ult
ne "a year Of bis age. He joined the Continental arm
Ne early age of IL ysars.