New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18
New Publications.
PLIa FoE THE PoFuIAE ISrsoprcr1os OF CHTxITrPr
PHIsTINS. BY JoHS DOsIEyI.

PIE. Foz THE PoPuIAs INTRODUCTION OF CHTxITIPK
PAINTING. By JoHS DOsIEyT.
Tbsiss large pamphlet Of no psges protested
" devoted 10 the n;rossc,on OF ehsulgpe prntns-sy
which name the suhc- iesynatss the seieuc. o. thc
ersphy in is extended sispiacaon-As meas Of indus
,ri. training The greater part o. the work hoEevsr IS
o-eupei with facts aoi opinions relating 70 general sci
e1ce edueaton labor ard society II The establishment
OF proper system q Instruction and moral training Ar.
Dousvy places much Dependence on bis Art. he seems
TO have pursued rs ,;ny with much en'hu. asu and in
his Introduction enumerae. the following important I'M
pro-ements b. hss msdsin iis application;
The printing Of cloth In eol0rs printing pottery
wars. wood and glass
The transfer and reproduction Of drawings, maps. mn-
&c and manuscripts generally.
The application Of ehemitype, ss basis o. elsetrotype,
ard production Of electro ehemiype Impressions 10
der cert4ln circumstances-
The transfer sld reproduction Of e.ter press. wood
cuts books ant newspapers generally snd steel and cop
perplse engravng' and eiehins' under certain ereu-
stances
Th- production OF 1yogsphie plates, ehfonogrSphic
books ard engrsynEs in reliet
which ces or .his shades appear when print
ID the Of the original drawing though the
suit OF this application Ia almost similar 70 me previous
one-he process is capable Of more general utility.
The arransement and combination OF hn-s letters ana
ornaments 90 a. 10 render ibe art appeabe 70 ne
poses OF ornamental printing, ehromography. and JOB
printing generally without the assistance OF an artist
CARLYLE's FREscH RLyOLUTIOS.-A new and
elegant edition Of this remarkable book has jus, been s-
sued BY PUTNAM appears most opporiuney for since
such an absorbing interest Ia, been excited for the France
Of the Present every desires TO be acquainted with
the France Of the Psst-espeoy when gloomy eonser-
va.ts predict that this revelation only reeuaetment
OF the old one. To ALL however. the contrast curious
ore and the fobearancs ard sublime evidence of HUI
manty with which the foundations Of the Republic have
been laid ,hpe brighter in opposition to the terrible
scenes which Carlyle has ske;ched. This author has
Of the calm precision OF the old historians He does not,
Ike thsm dr1se mild and equal light over the age re
describes It Is rather the sudden and AIfu glare OF
torch shling intervals aud with startling distinct
ness the great events which Its destiny is balanced
III. STYLE IN fact pre-supposes some knowledge OF the
general fsc Of that historical period and The work Is
equally valuable as an incentive to study and promoter
OF earnest thought.
rFF TIE LITERARY WORLD of Saturday has an
interesting sketch ofthe famous wskuah Springs Ia Flor
la which IA one Of series Of articles upon southern
scenery-an able review Of he Biography Of Mrs Fry,
the phSnhrop.i With number Of piquant book notices
We are pleased to see that this valuable Journal strsc's
as much attention abroad It does home and trust that
f. receives abundant patronage uuier the excellent edo-
rial charge Of Mr. Hoffman.
rTT"A FRENCH GRAMMAR, or Plain ln'truc-
ons for tho learning of French, IN series Of letters by
william Cobbet" Ia the title of fair 2mo Of S6S pages
lust issued by JOHN Doyle, Sev York
~" THE DARK LADY OF DoosA," by w. h.
MAIwsLL, author Of Brian OHM, Hector oHslloran,
SC has .i been published in neat volume OF l2s pages
Gin paper) by Mesrs Burgess, suinser Co. 22s Broad
vsy. Price as cents