New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

PiE, NO. ID, 10 interesting geogrspnicsly, coctanns
descriptions of Ireland its Climate Geological strc
ture Vegetable Productions Antiquities &c-the Unit.
ed States aud chapters on Emigration to British Auer
ca the United States, Australia Van Demens Land and
Sew-Zesland. One more number completes the work.
dor sale by Graham. Taylor. Long s. Brother and
Burgess, stringer Coz
T. SPAIN REVISITED: By A. SLrDELL Mac
xESzrx, Author Of The american in England Year
In span &c has lust been reiued In two fairly printed
pspercovered volumes CS5 cts eseh) BY the HMpers.
The reading public know II as spirited graphic, inter
esng picture Of Spain ii was ten years ago. which
cannot be read without r,sinmsnt and Instruction
EF- THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE RECORD and
Year Book of General Information for ls47" contains
vast amount of Political. Religious Philanthropc, Mill
tsry Financial and Statistical information evidently
gathered with crest care and labor. NAHUM CAPEN,
Esq understood to be the Editor of the work. Pub
ished in Boston by James French, and sold here by
Mark H. Newman, 1870 Broadway.
EY- WEISS LAWYER ASD Book. KEEPING
Explaining the Method of keeping Accounts and contain
ing the New Constitution of the State of NewYork" is
a convenient work just published, containing Law.
Forms for almost everything collected and arranged by
aprscticing Attorney. 1t embodies much important in
formation for business men John C. Wells. ll6 Mas
ssust)
B" THE Moss CUP by Mrs. E. CAKES SMITH"
is pretty little Story Book for Children just published
by ssxton s. Miles Il Is dedicated To the Mothers of
Country who are willing that Nature should unfold
her sweet work in her sweet way without forcing
it into precocous development"
n" " JOHN MrLToS's LAST THOUGHTS oS THE
TRISITY; extracted from his posthumous work entitled
A Treatise Christian Doctrine, compiled from the
Holy Scripture Alone lately published by Royal COM
msnd has recently been issued tract BY the Ameri
can Unitarian Association and is for sale by C. s. Fran
els 25s Broadway
III 1.-THE SACRED MOUNTAINS, by ]. 7. HEAD
LEY" has been widely commended by thep press. Baker
scrbner the publishers have just issued cheap edi-
ton in order thereby place il within the reach of
persons of slender means.
RURAL CEMETERIES OF AAERIcA-The splen-
did execution Of this admirable work confirms all our
previous praises of its design and plan No Is just pub
shed Each engraving appears to emulate and surpass
its predecessors. For sale by Graham.
EvAsGELIcAL ALLIAScE.-The powerful article,
from the pen of Rev Dr. BUSHNELL Of Hartford on the
Evangelical Alliance, published in the NewEnglsnder
for January, has been issued in pamphlet by Baker
scribner Brick Church Chapel.
Ey ALICE GORDON or, The Uses of Orphan
age: By JOSEPH ALDEN, D. d. Author of Elizabeth
Benton Lawyers Daughter, &c. with Ten nlustra'
tons" ia Illuminated Volume just Issued by the
Harpers.
II AUNT KIrrY's TALES By MARIA ]. Nc.
ISrosH Author of Two Lives Praise and Principle
&c-a new collected editlon-has just been published
by D. Appleton & Co. No "a of their Literary Mis-
ceIany'
CT "NANTZ THE BLAcKsMITH-a Tale of 9th
er Tmes-by Mrs SHERWOOD has been published in
neat volume by John 5. Taylor, ISL Nasssu-st The
story is entertaining and well told.
EF SOCIAL EVENINGS; or, Historical Tales for
Youth: By Miss MARY f. LEE has jus, been issued
by the Harpers consists of eight stories which seem
we'll told and interesting up. 26O 1Omo)
n. The GREAT COMMANDMENT By the Au
thor of The Listener Christ our Example, &C. has
been issued by NJ. w. Dodd, Park Row.
" "PosTHUMoUs AND oTHHR Poems; By
CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH forms a small volume Of 263
pages, just issued by NJ w. Dodd, Park Row.
~ FILTRATION, a Story of the Heart by
Lady Charlotte Bury is sold by w. H. Graham, Tribune
Buildings.
IL THE srRIss OF PEARLS: ANovel' By
G. P. R. JAMES Esq. Author Of Darnley,i Henry of
Guse Sc &c has been issued for IS cts by the Hsrpers
~ " THE DEVOTIONAL FAMILY BIBLE, by Kew |
ALEX FLETCHER D. D." with superb Steel Engrsvinss
after the best Ancient and Modern Masters.
NEw MusIc.-Firth, Hall Pond, 2o9 Broadway, |
have issued the following new music Cslly Polka
by Dodworth, arranged for four hands BY Baldwin
Scenes where FRS, In early childhood Carl laoghi ovio
pasa the fsvohte Csvatins from Linda di Chsmounix
sung by Madame Pico, with Italian and English words
adapted by C. w. Beames.
NEW MusIc.-Firth. Hall 4 Pond 800 Broad |
way, have just been publishing the New-orlesns Fire
mems Grand Procession March, and "LEcho' Grand
yslse Brilsnte, composed by Theod Won La Haehe oil
N o.; also, the Russian Polka" by Lsbitzky.
r. We have received the music of new song
just published by c. Holt 1856 Fulton-st 1t is entitled
Fsirest Flower paley dropping being on the death
OF the lovely and accomplished Mrs. L. B. Wyman OF
Brooklyn. The music Is the composition of Miss Al
gusta Browne and the poetry from the pen of Mrs Bal
manno who mas also furnished the beautiful vitette in
the title representing that part OF the grounds 10 tne
Greenwood Cemetery where Mrs Wymsn is Intel red.
METEoRIc STosEs-A fall of these stones TOOK
place some weeks since Dubuque, Iowa The
largest Of them said to be six feet In diameter erusaed
gigantic old oak in its fall and imbedded itself twelve
feet in the earth. TWAS dug out with immense labor by
the people who had witnessed its fall. SO runs the
story.
SERIOUS AccIDEsT.-Dr T. 7. Lockwood OF
Hamburg thrown from his horse on Monday, and
severely injured that be Is not expected 10 survive
After being thrown the horse kicked him with ootn
feet the pit Of the stomach He wss unable 70
peak and had not spoken word when last heard from