The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-10
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Litersry Notices.
ISpUsrRIAL EXcHANeKs AND SOCIAL REMEDIEs, WITH
CoNs'DERArioN o. TAIArIoN-This 10 the title Of .
little work just publishsd IL from tho pen Of David
Parrish Bssh. d. suthor Of Lsttsrs from Europs" and
II the old but significant and saying, nuI
pavron Was verified. IL has bsen completely %
In this The subjects treated Of Of the most
vital importance and the mode In which they laid
before the reader proves that the uthor has not under
taken work hioh be not competent to perform
His stys IL graceful bis reasoning solid and bis con.
customs g. morally ipoontrovertible There 10 what
nsy b. called the lu.idus srdo in his OF
topios, and . simplicity Of diotion which mark the
scholar and The man Of cultivated talent Many pas-
ssges are very nns and indicate exalted asa.s Of
genuine morality and unaffected bsDsvolsnce. He
has taken his stand nxed and invulnsrabls prooi-
PIES from which inpregpsbs postOn he overthrow
his antagonists with the weapens Of truth We have
hsd many writer's spen political economy who were
either unable to cops with ths question: or who sup.
prsssed the truth nom unworthy motives Bat Il sp.
sppsars to that Mr. BSrbydt hos attained bic object
leaving NO room for doubt the part Of straight
for~ ard and honorable miHds. We congratulate him
upon the manner IN which he deals with the subject
education the cement IL may rpssk, which holds
together this vast mighty Union In eli its grAnd
and stately proportions He insists upon the iso.Ica
liable value IL ID the humblsst departments VI Undue
try In this deeply interesting matter, there 10 fear.
iui d'here between the United states snd Eng
The author says show that forty out
OF every hundred psis' In England can write their
Names also. that sdrso OF every
two hundred IN Mas achusetts Wris TINS nlsnes
Irrs sgstls pr OF OF The blessings enjoy our
form Of Cover nmsnt. Where sduossion 10 neglected,
immortality and vice viii flourish the peace Aapp.
Dsss VI sUcis will BE- disturbed, and somstim.s toe
safety Of The state itself put peril SON. spurious
had The hsrohooa that lsss aApgsr 10 60
be spprehs ndsd. both to society Cover nj,
shsn the people are In ssrSte Of isnorsGce Oas OF
The GREATS. OF ell earthly bes siDgs Is that Of sduca
toh, and gisted N peresiviDs that the author
10 sf the opinion ,has upisss the educated
ali sosis ana political reforms would bs difficult
Of attainment; End even II they otherwise, that
without the otunterActing aud corrective Of
moral Intelligence, thoe reforms would b. nusatsry
and vslueists. person without education dsplo.
fable object He has been compared to "marse Ia .
quarry which shows none Of ts Inherent beauties till
the surface chine and discovers every ornamental
o,oud, spot aud vein that througs the body OF
". EoucAson 10 tns iouhosV'on OF nsHona Snd In
ovious grs stEess and therefore the
b. laid broso AID deep 1t IN true, sduoYtiou
have an hoporea themselves, sna 1t Is very probAss
u at they bAvs Done that shish revolving
the feelings OF the norant but This IL the exosp
ZION. ana not tho rule and there rule without
exception The author portrait Of the mere politician
10 sn Admissible hkeness-it II to the nfo His We've
upon what he teIm ming" both Logical
pLos optical In 'his department. Of his labor No
sbesoy mentioned term Of governing there are
plvbt Ld.d several branches his subject which
be- has disposed Of with great sbhy The oaspter
upon What Duty Prot.cti.n,-ind irsot ana Drect
Tsxslicn" IL powerfully written He hes displayed
an Intimate md critical xnowisdse Of the sueocs In
nj its vsrious bearings. He has argued tt in calm
snd persuasive strain laying dow his propositions With
conrunnas skll. and demonstrating tnsir truthrui-
bsts win great sLccs,s. HE views upon the free
trade tysten ere unmistskexbie; and here ws would
remark upon the uDqusdej ipjusJics which the spos.
tee VI flee trade In England ant. csdent to the sp
~ lnhsan
nagoe experiences at the hsnde of the government.
Their v,ews were considered hlusory ana s,onary,
and they Themselves were enserso IT BY inc very
wbo have round, upou their
prL cipies dootri Of free
trade At eli periods Of the @ord tas worst consruc
ton was put upon the pursst motives, whilst thu
HouI d-tt principles and doctrines were secuted and
ihofe hy whom they bad been propoundsd pIssscund
The very words OF Scripture which were us.d pre-
text for the persecution Of the great truth which
Ccpernicus discovered new compose his spt aph-
Sra sol; ne Moves,s ,'-Stsnd. run; move not rns
advocacy Of the principles which condemned smith
OBrisn to die the death OF traitor will YET be sdvo
Gated BY c6biDst minister % they have srssdy been
At the hsso Of the Home Deg srtmept. 1t W.. ssid
vi en- the pewe Of the French rcvolntion arrived In
once. be would be taking the chair 1t Political
meeting on Remington Cemmon-ths scene Of the
The ~ilo and extravsgaut absurditiss Of socialism
the author has made mSniftst and - We Of OPT
lion that osbnot employ too strong term for tns
purpose Of EXPRESSING DO Ia which he has done
70, We have no hesitation in ssyiDy that IN
rolished the ma xms VI The sooialsts and tt 1T ho
has not left them inch OF ground to STAND upon.
he autb0f's reDtDenA upon sbo ntionism we com
nerd 10 the spscal considerable Of eli concerned
Every ore sbOuid read this excellent little book 1t
teems with the most vsus able information upon vitality
imp qus stcps while It possesses al the atras
tiobs which scbolarship extensive knowledge, aad
ans eloquent style can impair The ,ssk .hieh
but he has aby performed 1t That his views wiii
rot meet the concurrence Of ALL what he may exoect
but even those Who may dlhtr from them. cannot for
be or to admire the modest and unHssumng In
which be has 81 prested them.
NAUTICAL ROUTINE AND SrowAsE, WITH SHoar
RULES IN NAvIeArIoN.-By John Mcleod Murp ~.
and wn. N. LETTERS, Jr., Passed Midshipman. Lsrgs
8vo., stereotype edition. Henry Spear, Wall
and Pearl streets New York This il the title Of
work, Che proof sheets Of which We have just sssn)
now In Of publication and be issued daring
he next month 1t 10 devoted to sueidston Of the
various branches Of the nautical profession, and lus
trated with upwaras Of fifty new and original en-.
cravings which executed In the best style Of the
art The nist part Of the work includes the SUBJECTS
Of equipments svolutions, and stowagsin their sppii.
cation to the navy and mercantile marine. These,
which en brace some two hundred pages more are
sayreNed In . clear and concise manner Mr. Murphy's
observstions on Lightning Conductors" -" Ground
lacking" and Tidsway Evolutions," are pertinent
AID worth Of attention and the article on e Trim
with Rules Tor the Stosags ano Management Of
CsIgoes" cannot fail to tmpsrt accurate kno~lsdge
If ,bsts subjects The 1sbors Of sr LETTERS which
confined TO the seoond part, include the subj-oS Of
navigation In this, We md new ana simple methods
for Tine Sights" Lursrs,n &C The subjs,t of
" Double Altitudes embraced here also, 10 rendered
plain that the latitude 10 found 1t any tmo OF the
day, with sosrcsiy greater trouble than at meridian
1Ie Tisstme mt and Rating Of Chronomsters'' 10
planned in nost iacid ana the whole wsrk
cannot but be ofetest.srv 10 every navigator.
POIistesi Int iiigs nee.
Thomas r Walker whg, on tuesday, elected
Mayor VI Utica Eleven whig and one democratic
AoermsI, md four wing supervisers, w~rr elected
In Syracuse, T.. w. L-Rv~pwo rth wbig was elected
Mayer three wbg, and one democratic aldermen and
one d. ocrst:c sups rvisor
In Koch ester, Levi A. Ward whig, elected Mayer;
eight ~s,g and two d. mocrstic aldermen
In BInslo Hiram Barron whis, elected Mayor, and
nire b,g and one democratic aldermen.
town. d C.
I,ssc Buckingham, democrat, has been elected
Mayor q Aiexs ndris We
j. 4. Foot, vhs, has been elected Mayor Of Clsvs-