New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08

yoHS 4. CLASH fao-'saed oy ne American Trac
Soc4eiy
\ small volume Of religious biography. Intended
for distribution By seems snd colgoTteurs
THE WORKS or FREDERICK SCHILLER-EARLl
| DRAMAS AND ROM4NCE> Translated hy ErNF1
q BoHs. Lon9on H'nry q. Bola
Messrs Bangs. Pistt GO. have sent z. tilt
handsome volume forming & number Of 10
Standard Library. Of which they are the agents
1t contains Schil.ers Tragedies Of the r bbers
Fie.co. Love and Intrigue, the fragments Of p" De-
meiria,,' bis ias. unfinished work, and the prose
novel Of the Gievot-seer. The translation is ex.
cellent. The Robbers are better rendered in
some respects than in the other versions we have
seen. The impetu0us energy Of language the
/ glow Of passion and impstiefoe Of reason ard re-
straiut. which chsrscterizs Scbilers early works
has not been lost sight Of by the translator. The
getting.up Of the volume is in Bohns usual ele.
CANT style.
! REVOLUTIONARY INCIDENTS or SUFFOLK AND
! KINGS COUNTIES, By HENRY ONDERDoNS, Jr.
Newi0rk Leaylr a Co
The present volume completes the plan CON
ceived some years since b. the compiler. Of col
Getting the scattered notices Of events that took
place on Long Island during the war Of the Revc.
lltion. He has accomplished his task with CON-
mendsbe industry and perseverance, and pro-
duced a book containing important materials ior
the future historian, and which may be consulted
with advantage by the numerous readers whose
personal tastes local position, or family relations
give them peculiar interest 10 this portion Of the
American annals. R.
CONSOLATION; OR COMFORT FOR THE AZ
FLlCTED Edited by P. H. GEEENLEAF, NJ. A.
Boston James Munroe & Co. (SOld By Putnam
New York;
A selection Of devout expressions from the
writings OF Thomas Kempis, Leighton, Tsylor
Cecil WiIberiorce, Hall, Manning and Others II
has an ediiy log look and viii be commended more
than it is resd. r.
THE FOUR GOSPELS, Translated from the Latin
Nulgate By FRANCIs PATRICK hENRIcK. Bishop
Of Philadelphia Newiork: T.. DUNCAN & Bro
ther
4 revived translation of The -Four Gospels by
the catholic Bishop of phis, with copious
annotstions selected from the Fathers OF the
Church and the researches Of modern Protestant
writer's The value of the work is enhanced by
General Preface, exhibiting the results OF much
well digested erudition in brief space, and by
an elegantly engraved map OF Palestine. r.
FACTS N A CLERGYMANs LIFE. By CHAs1Es
r. TAYLOR. Newiork Stanford swords
The author Of this work an Evangelical clergy
man of the Church Of England, has gained a
spread popu srity in the field OF religious fc-
tion. This volume contains record of facts from
his own experience. and is written with the force
aud esrnestness, and occasional beauty that re-
1 J.. t,,,,ar nyotue,for,
The UsEs AND ABusEs OF AIR In Three Parts. j.
Redneld Clinton Hall
These tracts ought TO be in every house ia the
City. They contain great amount OF valuable
information, for the want OF which thousands OF
our cit zens are contiAuslly suffering Let us not
be stinted 10 our supply OF air 1t costs nothing,
is next to water the greatest moral agent, and
may be furnished to all with the same facility.
r-1sS The KNIcKERBocKER" for June contain.
its usual rich variety no, only of spicy, piquant
amusing articles, bat OF carefully written pieces
toll OF thought and instruction, whose value viii
not pass away with the month OF ,s appearance.
"Oid Knick' owes the great popularity it has
sustained Tor many years to its intrinsic merits -
lthss no claPtrsp about it-no cups OF honey to
catch ne.-it hangs out no sign radiant with all
the arts Of gliding lettering, and puiling 10 at
tract the ps,sers by-its wine is too good to need
any bush but il is sure TO give elegant taste
tai, substantial intellectual repast, where the
Wholesome and savory visnds are served Ia porce-
ain and silver. "Od Knck' is perpetual illus
tration Of the saying that 4" to one that has a0eht
shall be given more 1t attracts all the wit fun
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about In society, like Jsphet in search OF father;
they all bring up at last at the Editors Table,
and merry brood OF them sent out again eve.
~ month, that never come back alone. Every man
that has heard Of good thing knows where 1t
will find welcome and hence the Editors
Table" is loaded not only with the quaint fancies
Of the teeming brain that presides over it, but
with all thiugs rich and rare from every quarter
Of the globe. With fall complement of articles
of a grsver character that would rank among the
best productions of American literature, we thus
have sMagazine Of high aud permanent value,
and well deserving the liberal patronage it has
received. Published by 5. Hae.,on, l3o Nassau
ST. r.
Cg BLAcKwooD for May has been sent us by
L. Scott Il Co. % Ful,onst. The story of the
Village Doctor in it is one OF the best OF the day.
1t has also articles on Colonization, Conservatism,
National Education and Legitimacy.
EF Dewitt Il Davenport have sent Us the PIC
TORIAL NArIosAL LIBRARY for June. lthas p0r-
trait Of Gen Scott, with biography, number Of
wood engravings. and a varied and interesting list
OF contributions.
CT HEBBE's UsIyERsAL History Vol. III, Nos.
and VI, have been sent as by Dewitt Daven-
port This completes the second volume, con-
tanning Ancient History down TO 500 B. c. The
style OF this work is admirably adapted for gener-
a. perusal. It's histories Of the nations OF antiqui
ty, without being prohx, are sufficiently compre-
hensiye, and written in a lively and picturesque
style.
F The numbers OF "LIrIELLs LYIS6 AGE
for June present their usual quota Of Interesting
articles from the bes, British Periodicals.
H"CHAxBERs's IsFoRNArIoS FOR TIE PEo
PIE" reprinted by T. B. Peterson, Philadelphia,
and sold by Beriord Il Co. New-iork, will meet
with rapid sale. The name OF its editor guaran-
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