New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-17

The AMERICAN ARcHITECT-Weha have received
the July number. by Ritch 4 Grey, Architects II is
published monthly. and comprises Designs OF Country
Re sidences The publishers ssN,on, Broadway and
Ssxton s Ret Boston
The spirit of the se.is not less visible 10 the overthrow
Of monopoles Of know than in sweeping away civil
and political abuses Ii has released Science from
slcky secuson 10 closters sent her buoysnt and
smiling abroad Instead Of being honored IS Of yore BY
the initiated few she IL worshped in the cottage
aud workshop in the Office and homestead. she Ia
blessing and IL blessed by world Democracy in Phil
osophy rs In Politics is the order and creed Of the day
No hereditary proprieors TO claim it and withhold 1t
from oihers-no feudsl tenures for the mind but per
fec, enlargement from mental from physical thrsl-
dom The highest and what will be one Of the most
enduring characteristics Of day is the FoPuLARizA
TON and diffusion of USEFUL knowledge.
Works on the practical application Of Science to a.
most every department Of human pursuits have slowed
and continued to dow from the Press ARCHITECTURE
ike other select branches hiss been confined 70 class
10 the Profession The object Of their publication Is to
make it accessible and attractive TO ALTO reduce It's
Science to Art to enable any one 10 become his
own Builder
IL GRAHAMs MAGAZINE for August ems
with rev chapter in the Tale OF the SLAYER and
ains beside an excellent story by 7 :. Arthur Poetry
by Alice G. Lee j. B. Taylor and others, continuation
OF eopous .les OF the Gulf Tale by Ellen Marshal,
SC. &c The engraving for the month The spanish
Lovers sold by w II. Graham. Tribune Buildings
- The UNVERsALIsT QUARTERLY REVIEW
for July opens with An able essay the Origin OF Nor
Evil BY Rev RUSSELL STKEETER. and contains beside
severs valuable papers among which We notice one on
The Elements snd Results OF the Social Revolution now
in Progress through cur World, y Rev. T. B. THATEA
~ MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE- sTAEL AND
MADAME ROLAND BY L. MAKIA CHILD" new edition
revised and enlarged has been published By C. Fran
els Co a52 Broadway. We glad 10 ind that this
work II once agreeable and useful hAs resehed second
edition.
~ MEMOIR OF the late Rev. Robert Mur
rsy NcCheyue, By Rev ANDzEw A. BoNASr Is pub
ushed by Robert Carter 3 Canslst
IL TAG LADIES REPosuoRI Tor July. con-
aining It's usual variety prose and may be OBJ
tSined at 40 FultOn-.t
FUNERAL OF CAPT. ZABRIsSIR-lt IS expected
thai the body OF the brave Cspi w ZAbrske will A..
rive this evening The funeral honors in this City will
place on Sunday morning. The order Of arrangements
we understand A. follows that il the boiy srrye.
AZ the time We stAie) The German HuEzars. mounted
band mounted csPt JAgels Capt Lsursons troop
Lafayette Fusiliers. Gasrd Of Honor BoDT Capt
Jane. Wilson Ban d Lafayette Guards French Corps
Rifle Ranger. noun ted, CsPt Parker General Field
Ltus ADD Stas oxceis in full uniform, mounted Troop
of German Horse Gu ards. Cspt Finek The troops to
muster at the Arsenal Yard at 10 A The Lsisyeite
tssiers take charge Of the body u arrival Minute
Guns Will De sFed BY tbs Lafayette HORSE Guards