New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24
NEW-YORR TRIBUNE.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~. Habits and Practice From the Notes oi 'e' All
81 the Records Of A Commissary of Police by H. &c
IRA i2mo Of l'3 pages Just issued by Dc"lt aud
nrenport Is6 Nassau We have looked through ~
..,ss and Gnd them less l0atns0mc than We had eA
.,,ed the language being uncNcepuonaolc ana the
-,ral tone correct though not excited. Pc must be
~, fsr gone ia deprsviy who caa read this book and
cd, shgdder al the possibility OF his becoming imph-
.ssd IN the vices il portrays We DO not agree with
- suihor In supp0snc that some forms or degrees Of
,suou.noss are less a5horent than others that
~, po.soly 5e well 20 regulate and supervise mon
,.,,s. deorsvity What Governments have 70 10 with
.ssse.s il, first, 70 d.iuse among the people that
,.ssedse Of their own natures which viii eaectusly
~, them against the hidden rocks and deyour ng
,.,,es over which they are oushuessy sailing
a., Of fsnced pleasure next to resolve absolutely
a.. utterly 20 extirpste the facilities and temptations
,,sl courses 90 far e. possible Treat the offenders
,,npss.ions,oy but make no terms with the offence
,os il no refuge no quarter On The whole, We
ank this book will serve 20 awaken public attention
ne nature and extent Of Prostitution. and We wsh
asside circulation
~ THE ARCHITECT Is the name of al
s.tle work now being published in numbers and con
ming a series Of Original Designs. for Domestic and
ornamental Cottages. connected with Landscape Gar
~
-.Ak comprise full ground plaus exterior and into
nor d,tais SC are in very credtable style Of thog
agty and are accompanied 10y specifications and cst
nss Il /. important to one especially to an iudyid
ssl Of moderate means) about to erect for himseli
t,bl,atiou TO know something Of the expense attend
rg such an enterprise and here he may choose rom
.o1en different styles OF architecture plan Of Cot
ase with the expense ranging from $500 10 $4,000
reording to his ability TO pay. The work will com
mise two volumes OF 10 numbers each. and will con
tuio practical and scientific guide Tor the erection
IF colleges improvement Of grounds &C useful alike
10 the professional architect operative builder and phi
s.e citizen No Of the second volume has just been
sued by Dewitt & Davenport, Tribune bdildings-
ircc 80 cents.
~ THE DAeUERREoIYPE, aud Foreign Mis-
.suany, Magazine Of Literature and Science com.
sled in part from the periodical publications Of England,
france and Germany is neat aud attractive ii
Monthly, issued by Crosby & Nichols, Boston, and 5.
co.man & Co New York 1t ought to be good butthe
ne article We have read ON Seots aud sectsrcs OF the
french Revolution is very one sided and unfair at
nsk on the ideas Of Charles Fourier
~ LirTEn's LIyING AGE, No. 23', has arI
se. Pythonlc aud Demon,ac Possession in India AMI
lsisa and on Tolfourds Final Memorials Of Charles
lsmb which seem to be Of decided merit There Is
variety of shorter pepefs. lBeuord Co. Asior
soase)
.TYrlER's UNvERsAL HlsroRY. -Thos Wi
,yJr Of Boston, has commenced the republication Of
n, well known work In numbers. NO l. which we
ave iast received is well printed ON good paper and
r,gpies 20 pages : vo. The work s to tee completed
hll numbers. at 25 cents each For sale by fowlers
sWans l3l Nassaust
~" ANGELINA LUNMORE. or the Lie oi
Beauty is the title of Novel by the author OF The
ill.,. Tho Warning to Wives. SC published by Long
Brother IS Ann ct. for - cents
~. STRAY SUBJECTS ARRESTED AND BorNp
Oyrn being the Fugitive offspring Of the Old un and
he Young IN" forms Vol ~ of Carey q Harris
lBrsry Of Humorous American Works with iilustro
os, by barley For sale by Dewitt Davenport
1ibune Buildings Price 90 cents
aWORKs FOR NOUNo PForLE, No. ~ nier
~ title we have from the press OF Coolidge Wiley
,beautiful little volume OF 90 pages comprising Ce
sls. or the Overturned Carriage sequel to Cecilia
,nd two other short tales tpeusoicd from the French
Of Madame Guzot, by Mise ANNE T. WILDER These
fe stories are simple, entertaining and Instructive
I'D we are greatly mistaken If the book does not ind
with the juveniles thl toi' " fNfAtf - '''''
Nrt Tribune Buildings. Price - cents
Music. Holt. Jr eco Broadway, has sent us
h. following pieces Of Music The Phantom Che
"a parody from La Sonnsmbule es arranged and
nng by the Chri.iy Minstrels Susanna Ousdrilles,
srsnsed from Chrisiys Melodies for the Pi'no-torie
u Henry Chadwick and lis Midnight, yet think Of
Gee a ballad composed and arranged Tor the Piano
Forte BY John Underner
rY JAS A. BRlGGs. Esq. has become associ-
red with Thomas & Turner n the editorial manage
neni OF the ClsrelaHd True DsmOcrat Both were for
s,ry connected with TIE Rrald of the same city
~ TIE MAssAcHUsErrs LEGISLATURE as
enbled in Extra Session at Boston yesterday or the
igrPose Of choosing Electors Of President and Vice
President there having been no choice by The people
On the lsh instant The Travellcr says
The hst business will probably be TO MI the va
sshcy In the senate occasi0ncd by the sgnston OF
I c Perkins OF Essex This viii probably he all that
I'll Be done 10 morrow as the newly elected member
10,
fHT CATHrDRAL TowER.-We learn from the
esssse;i Catholic Telegraph that the work on the
lo.Vr has brought close tor the present, and
Vino, De resumed til spring The Te'esrarh says
| snow los feet high snd under the direction OF
e Architect snd Contractor, Mr.. alter has thus lar.
s,aexecuted with great care by bis able workmen ~
v eup.Bse has been spared 70 give strength to the
assVe structure The funds subscribed sometime $40
re os exhausted sud rs feet Of stone work are yet
Se rssed on the tower. the friends Of the underak
y requested 20 take the subject into consideration
enplelsd It will be the nobest structure not only IN
~ >s"ss but probably in the Union
II ~ The Uaion has a long article urging the
'''snsni Of the Wilmot Proyiso question i9e coming
S'soa. hssys
4 esou.A Is perfectly willing 10 sdJust tn's ques'
/ ~, ne most conciistOry spirit As Tar rs we are
IA perfectly wiliin. 10 divide the country oe'
taem on the principle Of the Missouri Compro'
i - stng the North the hons share. II Tue Notto
tas proposition the ground that the territory
- ire and they will never consent 10 settle u WIN
I Sasn the south proposes 10 leave the whoie
4 oa 70 the decision Of the legal tribunals OF the
On the principle OF Mr.. Claytons bill. il this
4 oh Dc II lecied then they propose % do notn
.sS.S, and leave toe matter % be settled BY TIC
'he Constitution OF the land
7 &c. TAYLOR ASD THE NATIvEs.-The PhiIa |
A,ss.sA' The organ OF the mscalcd American party
| n ~eoed comments upon the letter Of Gen. Tsy
rs,s s'sed 10 II b Miller Esq Editor Of the Tie
ses.. oefnsn p,per OF this City, At the same time