New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-06


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My dp.or WI pot suffer strength p-te d'he drave ngr.
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Tie portrait Of Honorable Ms. Norton, prcfxed to
this volume viii add very little to it,. value in the eye
Of those who have the exquizitoy beautiful pic
ture Of her by our couurynan Osgood
TIN PHoNocsuiuc RrpoRrER's FIRST Book. Andrews a
Boyle, y Spmce-st. limo, pp &l.
This book supplies. and very thoroughly. de-
sderaum long felt by students Of Photography in this
country. Il j. admirably arranged in series Of pro
gressivc lesson. and any one who with the requisite
preparation goes carefully through them, may under
take 10 write rapidly public speaker pronounccs
his words Al who have advanced a. far az former
manuals of photography have enabled them ought by
all means TO possess the present which without the
necessity Of teacher, will greatly facilitate their
/ progress
One great public benefit viii soon be derived
/ from this work, namely, the creation Of great
number Of accomplished reporters IN all part3 OF
the country able 20 take down the words of the most
rapid speaker In year or we shall hear 10 more
OF eloquent speeches ike that OF Mr.. BATES at Chica-
90 last summer lost for want of phonosropherto re
port them.
- THE ScHooL RrApER-Fnth Book
ders's Series Part l. Containing Full Instructions in
the Rhetorical Principles of Reading Speaking, Illus
trated by Numerous Examples Part II. consisting OF
Elegant Extracta Prose and Poetry. with Notes &c
For the Of Academies and the Highest Classes N
Common and Select Schools BY G. W. SANDERS and
j c. SANDERS" PIP 456. n II Newman Co-Thcre
is a good deal in this book we like and recommend
il to those who like good reading quite apart from i's
merits az a schoolbook The extracts mainly from
7 1rrfiup
Burns Lonaiolow. Horace Mann, Mrs. Hemans, Clay
Calhoun. webster Chsteanbriand, Chalmers. Dewey,
Prentice street Vorplancf. Willis Wayland. Ir' ing,
&C &c-n an about one hundred and iity different an.
tiors move than halls OF them living Americans. We
think there are cS readers who would not gladly buy
tiis work merely a commonplace book OF modern
writers-By the way. there is uote affixed To some
lines by II Greeley on the Press saying that Paas
among the ancents, was tabled giant which we don
care to have attributed to the author OF tic lines
CFsAR's CoMMESTAEWs.-"C c. julius Cpsars
Commentaries on the Gallo War with valuable English
Notes Critical and Explanatory, Latin English Lex
con, Indexes sc. by Rev. J. a. SPENCER AN Editor
of The New Testament in Greek Mnolds series OF
Greek and latin Books, &c has been issued in very
handsome l2no of i0s pages by d. Appleton & Co. 900
Broadway The text Is substantially that OF Oudcndorp
The variations the editor informs u7 drawn from
q companion oil Oudcndofp WIN Af'ltlilIc lu
Lcmaire, Olerlin, schneider Giani SC The book "a
issued in the best style of Messrs. Appleton & Co.
~ "OrfLINEs OF THE HIsToRT or FRANCE,
from the Earliest Times 10 the Revelation Of ls4s s
the title Of little volume of2iO pages issued by Ihou
"A. Cowpcrthwait & Co. Philadelphia The work con
tans large number Of wood engraving and question:
Cor the examination of pupils, being intended prnci
pally for schools For sale by Lockwood Parkrow.
"r-s~ MIR BRYANT's " GRAFTON oN rHr DEATH
OF THOMAS COLE" the Artist delivered before the
National Academy of Design the 4th inst has been
published by Appleton & Co. in handsome pamphlet
his finished and eloquent production, our readers
NAV have seen from a synopsis in The Tribune OF 9TH
May.
~ 4 CRUISE ~ WHALE Boar by JAS. \.
Ruoprs New York 30, Nassau-st-A narrative OF the
adventures and suerngs OF party OF deserving sail
ors II abound, in incident and though less instructive
Than il might have been made will still find favor with
a large class of readers
- "THF HES-PEcKED HUSBAND by the an.
thor of The History of Firt has been published IN
CHEAP form By H. Long Il Brother, 10 Annst Inc Eng
lsh critics speak well Of the work For sae by Graham
Tribune Buildings
~ "TnE GgNTLENAN's MIRROR OR TIE |
Rrlrs or PolrsHED SOCIETY,", is the appropriate title
of Il new pocket volume just issued from the prolhc
press of our City and i. for sale by Mcssrs Burgess
sringer 4 Co.
"SrLr CONTROL" by Miss BRuNroN.-This
well known moral and religion. novel has been publish
ed by Messrs wilkins Carter Co. Of Boston in their
Home Library OF Entertaining Books It's issued IN
very handsome style.
"WnsoN's TALES OF THE BoRDEEs Ana OF
II and Il. commencing the 81
,olume OF this work. have been issued 10y r l. shan
ion Sc Park row They contain great variety OF Tie
Tales
"HLusrRArED BmrF."-We have received
rom the publisher Geo Virtue, Part LNVllL OF fleIch
r.. Illustrated Family Bible.
HENRY CLAY NMtssAcHUsETTs-Ihe following
S an extract from an article in the Ner- Bedt0rd
Mercury OF Saturday
"Lctt the peoule everywhere speak their sentiments
md we venture TO say they VIII show vast maJoIul
or Henry CLAW. All the trading politicians al iAe
iootng Spectators in Offices all The wornoai hachs o
party are Al work trying to defeat Mr.. Gay. iA'
people are with INN and for hun. Let them see VINO
are trying TO bargain away and sell the Wing party 10
nis part Of Massachusetts, the people are for Henry
lay OF Daniel Webster and they have chosen an honest
ana eoe representative 10 the National Convention
Who does not know how 70 trade aud cheat in politics.
We hope a. u 30 throughout the state, but let US look
out for masked batteries
" Inc meeting OF the Convention approaches. Let
he friends OF Henry Clay stand firm and not be- terri
led by the brags of the Taylor men Here's 10 you.
Harry Clay"
CoILIsiON-AbOut O'Clock Yesterday after
loon a frightiul collision took place the Delaw are
,ppositc Racesf wharf The steamboat sun had lust
farted loaded with passengers on her Trip for Bristol
nd burlington when the steamship Columbus which
ad arrived from Charleston. came IN collision With her.
,rking The sun in the bow and causing her trembc
mazinslv The passengers, many Of whom were la /
e. seemed greatly alarmed. but we are pleased 10
tate no one was injured The sun suffered much IN
ary and proceeded TO hensngton ior IePlu ths 20
,,1bus sustained little damage Phil Inquirer. 9th
y,yy- We are happy to state that Hon. MIR. syl- {
ester Of New York has returned the city and re-