New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03
Nevs Publications.

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OF rs predecessor The idea OF the work Is Do
bic ous-that Of siiording clmaon mediam ior ne
p-esentuen. AMI advocacy Of ali Bensdce1t no
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Constantly. OF E1ro7e; r. N'n Heidelberg
Toe Inrrlsouod Jesus f. Geo. lIqrii
The C.--.ral-A Iraseoy - b. .asoL'
TIE Shakers =. Yea H.r.sna-r-, lre.1na ana L-s-
Ilre- Ssrtslr. ths Artist. R-.1ru in k1s'anff he
French Republic. The stock Jeboirg krgi Leiieis
from Il. Wa Amrrse sal +. r. 9ail' "a N'.
Mr. Lippard article is powerful and searching
DR. Pastersons lucid and i0rclbe ihe trans atiol
OF Won HardeDbsrgs tract on Christianity vii
ia.eresi ani prost many readers. M Bars eootrea
tsrs are Jar more extensive snt more valuable toan those
IA tie d-st uumbcr. Mr. Fsks Capital against Labor
is ~ once bs sPlst and shallow; teaching The Poor 20
bate the Richer b4 destitute Of any esar idea either Of
the evils raves az or ther sPproPrats remedies kVsn
his truths are but hscuuihs; ths writer would seem 70
regard As En90ye3 presented saints ard ihs kn-
g5ysrsfs iaf.iats demons when IL iact they ere nj
Two kinds Of men e. a tut Substantially TIE same meA
10 diverse relations. We resrs. that reclamation 80
narrow and amsy .soui 1nt rs way into THE magazine
b1t freedom Of s scope renders some su;n detects n
er..abie Asa wh,lo. The Nineteenth Century 10 70
be Tofk, ana We heartily recommend 90 20 al Interested
Zoo the Reform s1rit O. our ume Cw. Il. Graham. 100
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NEwros, PaISclrn. The Mathematical Prneigsa Of
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II is with no ordinary pleasure that we chronicle
the flst % an American etiuon-ths nrslof Sswtoas
immortal work somewhat singular hat the Pr n
cpa." ihs, masterpiece Of human research and Amcs;
sgperhuman reason should have been made access
be- ere th TO the trgs class OF students ofSaursl Pho-
s1lhy in TIA United states rs vsae textbook for
tie higher mslsu aes classes II colleges has been I'M
ts-raiedPartly perhaps. from tho general Impression
thsis elaborate demonstrations are beyond the grasp 81
eosmen minds. NoT there sv sinis in our opinion
tiat cannot arrive 81 the 7rehenson OF s maaema-
teal ssi physical truth ard the very sho and ooneen-
traou necessary TO follow the profound calculations CT The
philosopher invaluable means Of IMMIGRATION and
correct discipline OF thought Ia this respect the study Of
the work In question. would be an advantage 70 others
than matLemadciars or astronomers statesman emf
neut 5r Admirable method and clearnsss Of STYLE Is
accustomed 10 read the Geometry 81 Eacd once month
and We doubt mol. the working oai o. the aasFuse
thccrsms OF the Principal, would produce Ike resul1
There are sw professions where such coarse weuid
not be applicable.
The present edition s published under the supervision
ON W. CmrrESDEN, NJ a.. who has contributed much
% s yalss by prsaxiog ne Of the anihor. scnisnrs
many detail. which are not generally known. drawing
from the bust in tie Royal Observatory Or Greenwich
] md idea ID ne
ssro almost severe lines his face, tempered somewhat
~ Che expression Of Kind and benevolent heart Tn ne
compression OF the eyebrows and Of The mouth
one may see the outward signs al bis unexamPed patec
aul fssbearancs.
In addition to tho " Principal" the book contains hi
"Systcn OF The wor'I In whieh the simple principle .
which he ras directed by he commones aeedeas o. IA
tars applied 90 the explanation " the sublime Pine
uomsna OF the Cnycrss. This addition renders The worl
compsts exposition OF the great principles with which
ghe nalac OF Newton is, and forever viii DO, assoeatet
- The AMERICAN HEvIEw' for May has
been received Resl'e ine portrait q Hon. d. d. Bar
nsrd snd a wo-wilttea sketch Of his o t contaus n
ter.,tnr articles ON the Lie isd Writings OF Chief Jus.c
Darie, Coarlei Lamb, Russia Ss c. W. Peck eontri
butes paper on IIosarth's Musical History aad william
Wallace soma lines o- the street Flute player Vhoh ron
tain lesson to1 rarely needed TIE opening article o.
the Preside and bis Administration from the pen OF Hen
d. 3D. Barnard well slsians the political shsrsclcr 81 u
Review, which wetrustreceiyss abundant Wing patronage
"Pasr AND PREsENT. AND CHARrsM. BY CAR
LYLE "-Patnsm has brought ous this handsome edition
Car lei. wei known WORK, at precisely me Right time
Every one know something OF inc Past and Pre-
.ent Of Eu land and especially ounde'ani the principle
Of Charsn 50 FAR IS they can be discovered from To-
of the boon
repieto with Instructive thought and quaint fancy is on
necessary; but We may mention par e1osieac'
which should be read At the present dncinre.
n We insert with pleasure the following de
served eommsndaton OF the Pictorial History OF England
published by the Harpers. the completion Of which "
laieiy noticed. Il from one who as scholar an
author wequansd 90 judge Of the merits Of tae work
TuE PICIoziAL HBToKT or ES6LAsD.-The title give
but al imperfect idea this admirable work which eon
sists Of four large octave vOlum each containing hom
20 gOspages eB1eished wiki many hundred roodcut
Illustrative Of scenery manners costume srehi etufe an
contemporary arts IL was originally publishes under m
supervision n tho Society for the Diffusion CT rseiu
knowledge a. a price which would put 10 quite b'yon
the mesrs Of the mass u American reafers II Is now re
polished ty The Harpcs ess than quarter az BE-
original cost and ln style not Inferior 90 the Eagn edi
ton lndependant &C this novel union Of the pictorial ~
with the dctsili Of history, contributing 50 ESSENTIALLY L
impress them upon The memory The Work n ussi IS uu
coubtediy the most valuable history which has Jet bic
ryen to the world Of the formation and rise Of the British
Empire. l. j, emphaucaly history Of the PEOPLE a
vel IS nobility and o. royalty sud a. period IKE IN
present. when s0cety 10 DO going through the pro
cess OF dissolution and reconstructos, and the maisf
which form 's base are taxing The asceEdaut history
thtr struggles through succeeding ages assumes new n
tsres aud portanco. The work Is divided into sewers
periods each period subdiyded into seven chapters &c
yoted 70 distinct departments and completely exni1stH
the subjects OF which they treat. They are ]. hsorl
Of the Civil and Military transactions; III. Of RELIGION
III Of the Constitution, Government and Laws; ".
history Of National Industry V. Literature Science an
the Fae Arts VI Costumes, furniture msnntrs an
customs VII Treats Of the Condition OF Ae People, the
secla position and The national clVizausH. THIS wor
The result of the united a5Ors and ssearch Of many sm
neut writer's for period Of several years and a. BOO
orsfsrence or most interesting narration Of The grea
events Of English history, no library should be without
The public are greatly indebted 10 the enierprsng pun
fishers who placed 80 valuable work within ihei
reach.
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