New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


20 THE FEMALE POETS Oh GREAT BRlrAIN,
Chronoogically Arranged with copious selections and
Critical Remarks By Frederic RowroN with Ad
dltons by An American Editor and elegantly engraved
Illustrations by celebrated Artists" has Just been
perbly reissued by Carey Hart, forming richly EN-
bossed octave of 533 pages One hundred and three
ladies' figure in lis pages OF whom all beyond the even
eight dozen may be chantsbly allowed 70 have some
claim to the appellauon OF Poets. Mrs Henans, Mrs
Norton, Latus T.. Landon, Elizabeth Barrett Brown.
ing Frances Kembe Butler snd two or three more
have written poems the balance have written verses
more or less tolersble generally less Yet the volume
is interesting, as a faithful index OF what the Women
OF England have done IN the field Of Poetry ard is
artstical and mechanical execution Is superb Some
Of the Illustrations among the very best trophies Of
steel engraving The biographies are OF the bhefe.t
and the selections 10 be careful and judcious.
~ FRANK FOREsTERs FIELD-5PORTs OF the
United States and British Provinces Of North America:
By WILLIAM Henry HEaBERT Author Of Ny Shoot
ing Box The Warwick Woodlands, The Roman
Traitor &c sc" has Just been handsomely ssued in
two octayos Of 800 and 800 pages By strnger Town
send ~ Broadway II embodies the natural history
Of the principal game birds and animals Of this region,
with accounts Of the season, and places OF tax
ing each respectively. Prairie hunting Forest huntng
Bay shooting Bear hunting sc are fully described a.
well az the treatment Of Dogs In sickness and health,
their training. uses &C The directions tor preserv
aGd cooking game when abroad very full and pun
gent The whole 1. imbued with the rarely surpassed
ygor and rscy condolences Of Mr. Herbert style when
MS task il labor OF love and 10 those addicted 10
sporting we deem this book Indispensable The Illus
tra,lons twelve IN number, are rather spirited snd
faithful than in the hghes, style Of art The authors
remark. on the facility Of preserving Game even In
thlcky peoped country and the bsseness Of slaughter
ing birds in their breeding season &C. render the work
one Of interest 10 all who cherish feelings of kindly
Interest, in the animal creation Il must have great
popularity.
rP1 The WoNEs Or rHE SCRIPTURE is the
title Of costly and tasteful Git Book edited BY Rev.
H. H. WELD Just Issued by Lindsay & Bakiston, Phil
adelphis The Illustrations are tvelve--menzotnts by
artsn and among the best specimens % that style Of
art I've, sarah, Rachel, sina.n Hannah, Ruth
Esther Martha The Two Mays &c. ase the subJect-
The Literary contents are from the pens Of Mrs. zig
Quincy, Mr. sarah j. Hale Rev. g. w. Bethune, Rev.
Alonzo Potter w. Gilmore sinns Rev. II. II Weld
sc. SC. and u course possess merit The work u
vel got up and will win general admiration.
~ WEBSTER SCHOOL CH0RlstER, achOlce
collection Of Auslc arranged 70 BE- sung by one, two,
three or four voice. with complete system Of BE
men,sry instruction, designed tor Public Schools &c
has been sen, Us BY : Rsynor, 70 Bowsry
TELEGRArHIc REPORTfsG.-The following ludg.
meat, pronounced BY the PhaafS ph;a for1 lHoicds,
will be heartily responded 10 By all conductors Of the
Pre-. WHO have rgh, sense Of their vocation and Il.
requisites
Ia these days. when the press aud the public are 30
much interested Ia tne Intelligence from al parts VI
the county il Is Of the utmost importance that the
news communicated 81 Telegraph should be confined
% faos We Tsrt no opinions ether Of the reporters
Or operators and II they viii insist upon sending such
stgs over the wires, alter the repeated sdmOntoas
which nave been given, shall nss. that they shall
psy Tor IL themselves II "a the cost Of this
Trash Of which complain bus ths deception which
prscteed upon the public. and the impcrtnert inter
ference Of these persons n concerns with which
they have manner Of connection Again repeat
want no rumOrs or opinlous-zive "a fscts, and
system cannot be carried out the enterprsng press
must axe some step In sefdeience and End agents
that - " follow Instructions II ~ have occasion again
10 speak this subject i will BE- N quite another
temper
FROM CALFoRsIA COAsTwlsE. The ship Barn
stable. Captain Hatch which arrived here on Sunday,
from san Francisco California "a the rrst vessel which
mas entered cosstwise az ths port from that distant
region. The owners gain by his about 80 90 IN au'
ties on Der cargo. Boston Transcript lnanosy'
MuRpER-A brutal murder was committed IN
our city yesterday afternoon, sooui o'clock ~ :
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