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

TnE THREE DAYS or FEBRUARY. 1919 WIN SKETCHES or
Eye ituess Of the whole Revolution George rotna
l55 Broadway limo PIP 40
IL this neat and compact volume the great
events Of February clearly related by one whose
pahies are on the republican side The book derives az
dtone value from the fact that It's author present
duog the whole and describes what he with his
eyes Whether sm the intrinsic inertia Of the style. or
from the nature of the subject It reads Ike fresh
rsve, and brings up the revolution in all its astounding
magnitude and importance Mr.. Putnam has made bit
in rcprining II. It will have an immense circulation in
this cauntry.
~ THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for May is out
promptly We never expected much good Of the Demo
cratic in the matter Of politics. but literary maya
zine we must say that it Is becoming grea. disap-
pontment Tho time was when 70 stood in the front rank
OF American Magazines but that time has long been past
The present number surpasses all previous achievements
What can possess the Democratic publish such Donsene
as contained in the five pages devoes to the adventures
Of Christopher Coumbusi Here is specimen Of the
doegerel;
Columbus soon he issued forth,
exclamation stern;
His brothers course approving well,
IL the rebels charged TO turn.
His offers fair with arrogance,
And scorn, ia all reject,
Thu Viceroy aimed force 70 raise,
That might this horde subject
Alas In van-caeh soldier there
With them friend had he
So only note seIs 10 Spain,
OF their mhdeity.
NIAGARA. n Poem. By Rev II. c. BULKLEY Leaytt,
Trow CO. l2mo. PIP 1911.
Here is handsomely printed volume OF verse,
Truly blank poetry is concerned however excel
lent respect sentiment The preface Informs US that
il Ia published In compliance with The advice Of friends
Alasi how many authors have been similarly msled.
Friendly advice is always humsn and therefore iaole
but IN the matter OF printing books it Is most faioe and
As far as we can Judge it more mistaken than
when ii caused Niagara to out Of the security
ofits writers manuscript.
tSy' REMARKABLE EVENTS IN TIE HISTORY
OF AvtRIcAe has reached the l2th Number which In
euses the affairs OF the country up 10 and inclusive OF
washingtons Administration, all which is treated IN tie
sacc,nct but exceedingly clear style OF Prof FROST
wv. H. Graham Tribune Baildings)
m " The SEAssrREss A Guide 10 Plain and
Fancy NeedlewoIk. Embroidery, Lace Work. &c 10 a
neat lsmo. OF over 500 pages published by j. Redhe'd
Clinton Hall It's title explains The oeject-t IS pumer
ously illustrated and will with favor among the air
sex.
Rzy- SHOES or FORTUNE is one Of those little
stories by HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERsES, row 50 popular III
thi, country II is neatly published by John Wiley l6l
Broadway. and illustrated with many spirited wood cuts
Tyf- THE CHILDRES or The NEW FOREST by
MARRYArr X NJ has been rePublished in cheap form by
the Harpers It chiefly graphic portrayal Of events
| In the times Of Charles l. Of Enslaua.
E-ESs "THE PLAYMATE, Pleasant ComPanion
for spare Hours" is an excellent book for ehdreo' Of
which No 3. for May has been published by Berord x
Co.
rTY' "LirrEL's LIVING AGE" No. 2O5, has been
publshed-f,r sale by Berford Aston House There
are many good selections and reviews In the number
~ "CBANBERs's MISCELLANY No. Is, has
been received from Berford Co. Aston House. Inter
e.tiDe as usual.