New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


SEARCH ArrER TRuTH. or New Revelation OF me
Psyeho- Physolorical Nsnrre Of Man BY T H. CIR
was, ND. Cobb Yalslee
The title Of this work, which sufficiently ex
plains is character is rather contradictory New
Rerela,ion implies something more thsn mere
d. S,agch ader Truth On examining the work how
ever we are at loss to discover why II should be
called revelation at all unless 1t be revelation OF the
immense number of words which il s possible 10 use
in expressing few hackneyed ideas. To give speci
men the smile Of ne Butterfly and the SOUL as old
As the days Of Plato is thus disted and diluted
"For, as the Butterfly that beautiful Entonologea
Angel is resurreced from its sepulchra chrysahs u
feed with joyful dallsnce, in more exalted sphere ot
the sweet aroma OF the dewy flowers 90 is the death
Jess soul raised the spiritual wings OF its own An
gec nature from the palhd sepuicnre Of 10 thOila
body - feed while reyeng in divine delghtin more
exalted bissful state, upon the lnelmPaiuns JOY Oo
slowing AmbrOsia OF Heaven.
The book is written in the form Of dialogue be
tween Politsn and the Seer" who il the author hun
self and refers 10 the Soul his Immortal ME- Hii
principal idea is that OF the Indian Buddhiss' but less
POLITICALLY embodied. The concluding sentence De
scribng the Souls entrance into the AngeiWord
has strong smack OF Mormonism
lynn have nut on the Sacred Pectorals-the UriH
and Thummim-and entered, Ike the High Priest o.
old into the inner Sanctuary OF me hoy oi hoI.e'
May YOU glorious visions OF that misny Anse
whose ons are grded with the shining goid oil Opha1
Farewell.
TRAVELS IN PERU. BY Dr. }. j. Won TscHUDi T. r Fut
nam, 1856 Broadway.
This is new edition Of the translation Of DR.
Tschudrs celebrated work, which appeared rather
more than year ago. tbs Of the most interest
Ing books of travel which has ever been written on
southAmerca and possesses the rare merit OF giving
a vast deal OF Information in small compass Inc au
thors description of life among the Andes, and the
habits of the Indian tribes of Peru are as entertaining a.
ANYTHING of the kind ahoat The work is got up in the
elegant STYLE of Putnsms new Choice Library and
will ind place in many libraries
THE spANIARDs AND THEIR CoUNTRY.-By RICHARD FORD
q. z. Putnam, l55 broadway
This is a book, 10 be placed beside Tschudis IL
point Of freshness and graphic ygor of description II
has the advantage, however, OF more familiar and
romantic material. and the greatest compliment we
could nav the author is that no would discover in
reading his work, that he wa king upon beaten
ground The directions 10 travellers OF great value
and the pictures OF the social life Of the spanards show
a knowledge which could only have been obtained
through long residence among them. Mr. Ford is vel
known, in England the author ofthe popular Hand
book OF Spain
~ K1RwAY UNMAsEED,' by RI. Rev. Bishop
HuGnEs, is the title of a small book published by I'd
ward DUNCAN Brother Isl Fulton-st 1t consists OF
six letters, addressed to Rev DIR. Murray OF Elizabeth
town n j. reviewing his reasons for leaving the Catho
lie Church and becoming Protestant.
~ LITTELL's LIvINs AGE, OF the 9TH, has
very thrilling account of Five Days in the Wilder
ness of New. Brunswick" a Journey from Schraz &c
the Persian Gulf and several other admirable seec
tons from foreign reviews.