New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

81 Browpson's Catholic articles: Charming on the
C urch and Social Reform Is another Of them and
"a collision between ChsnDiDgs poetic ferTor and
ovnson's rugged logic 10 very striking Mount
Mays College is by another hand, and In sve!n
IKE better. The Republic of the United States.
4 , Mr.. Brownson sgsin) tells our people some VI
acious truths though insist that there smother
lie TO the picture, which ought also to be presented
We heartily commend this Review to all who are
earnestly inquirng with respect TO the doctrines and
Institutes OF the Roman Catholic Church. Mr Brown
son 10 vigorous logician-so confident Of the im-
pregnsbility Of his positions that he never seeks 10
obscure or bet,e them and the Catholic doctrine IL
to him the measure and tee. of all truth. And while
every topic 10 discussed by him with express reference
10 CatholIcity yet his work exhibits much freshness
and variety In every number 1t Is one of the strong
features of current Literature. (B. II. Greene,
Boston; L. DUNCAN, NewYork)
r." The AMERICAS REVIEW" has for its front.
ispiecs head Of Abbott Lawrence which is Of the
finest specimens of engraving have seen for some
time. 1t by Andrews Kelly, from Hesy's portrait
The literary contents Of better order than usual
The leading article very forcbly written pepper on
toe position and prospects Of California f. g. squier,
Esq. Che new Charge dAfsires to Central Americs)
has most able article upon American Ethnology, in
which he sketches with great cearness the results Of
bis long and thorough study of the subject Leicester
F. A. buckingham contributes the The Travelling
Tutor spirited description of life abroad There arc
also articles the Dominican Republic, Carlyles
Heroes, the French Revolution, &c. and good poem
entitled " Gisfisr al BarmekL"
II "GoDEY's LADY's Book has q so-so-isb
mezzotint called Light 10 Darkness" soerable steel
1io q nheyo of
trsiive woodcut,. fashions, &c. as Embellishments
"Christs Mother" exquisite poem by Willis, which
we have already copied Francesca ds Rimini," by
w. G. simms "Falling in Love-" by Grace Greenwood,
Ruth" by DR. Durbu. and prose and poetry by Miss
Leslie, r. s. Arthur Park Benjamin, John Neal, aud
others as literary contents-beeide reviews art notices
descriptions of costume plans for model cottages and
diagrams Of ornamental work for ladies. ii. Long *
Brother, Annst
Ey "GRAHAMs MAGAZINE contains three
engravings, the Gypsy Queen and the Miniature,
Indifferent mezzotns and fine steel plate OF winter
vie ~ in ST. Petersburg 1t has also the usual fashion
picture music and a view Of the celebrated Mormon
Temple Of Illinois The literary contents are varied
and entertaining. Among other things We notice
capital story by Mrs. BUrLHn, called The Poet L. IL
lsssrating Chinese History; the "Gipsy Queen" by
j.
vol Officer" by Lieut. Lynch "The Darses," by Mrs
Embury; "The Recluse" by Park Benjamin; and
stnrm.Lines," by Bsyard Taylor. The literary no
tees are spritedly written and there 10 an amusing
loter from Graham to J. Short Esq detailing the bic,
tory of Mining Co in New Jersey. w. ii. Graham
Brick Church Buildngs.
Kr"SARTAIS's UNION MAGAZINE" is avery fine
number The mezzotnts especially that called " Re
turning from Cover" are excellent and barley &c
signs for the story of Utopia, are full OF sfrkineH
quaint and original spirit The literary matter 10 very
good though scarcely equal to the last number There
IT, however, fine poem by Longfellow, called " SAND
Of tho Desert in an Hour Glass continuation OF Mrs
Krksnds pleasant sketches Of European travel; and
several we'll written stories and poems by popular au
thors The typography of this magazine Ia very beau
hful. Dewitt & Davenport, Tribune Buildings
LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE" for April
10 embelR.hed ty a mezzotint OF Evening ana
fashion plate Among the contributions are Palaces
snd Prisons" by Mrs. A. s. Stephens the Last AT
row." poem, with some good lines, by I H. Chiverf
" Visionary Sonnets," by Park Benjamin, and other
things By Mrs Smith and seven ladies with assumed
romantic Names Dewitt & Davenport
n The DEMOCRATIC REVIEW contains
good portr alt of John Wentworth Of Illinois engraved
bv Doney The contributions offer the usual variety
Of dull and entertaining articles Among the latter are
The Republic of Rome" capital essay by Secchi ci
Casan and a review of Laysrd's great work on Mn
evsh.
~ The AMERICAN AGRIcULTuRIsr" OF this
month IL good number for farmers, having seasons
bio paper on Grasses, Meadows and Pastures" and
valuable article on Sheep, with many other minor mat
ters. ~
~ "THE LAD4S REPOSITORY Cincinnati and
New York) 10 unusually interesting The por'raitof the
wonderful boy of Vermont T H. Stafford, Jr. with the
sketch Of his life by RevA Stevens are alone worth the
price of the number. There 10 slso very good en-
craving Of Duunsville, Maine, and number OF conr
buttons, mostly by Western writers. This Masazze
compares very favorsby with ito contemporaries east or
the the Aliegsnies.
TIE FOREIGN REvlEws.-lf time for reading
increased in proportion to the number OF books pub
ished we should become enlightened people inaeeo
As IT, we have little literary leisure thst soneoou)
must do our reading for u.s. The demand IN h'eia
ture, a. In commerce, produces the supply suo We
have the Review, characteristic feature oil the pres
ept time and the receptacle OF all that 10 new ana
choice In stters Here the FIRST minds OF the age con
centrac and dist, for the of the best books
and In an hours reading give us the result OF long
study and ,hs rlsums of many volumes. The repuoh
cation of the Foreign Reviews, issued by Leonard
Scott Co. who furnish them ALL and lakewood beside
for $40 per snnum, thus brings the whole world OF
Literature within the reach Of ell who read The North
Britsh opens with article on Socialism In France
from the exposition of 1t by Reybaud Proudhon ano
oihera Mscauays History Of England 10 ably and I'm
partially reviewed. Niebuhrs Rome Chsucers Poem''
Beattis's Life Of Campbell, with Political and Ecee'-
ss.csi Reviews, complete the number. Layard'' Nine
veh jus, now republIshed by Putnam and the leading
book with the reading public; Vanity Fair ADD Isne
Eyre Castsreash's Memoirs Political Notices OF
France, Italy, Austria and Germany form part oil tire
contents OF the London Quarterly The Edinburgh and
Westminster are equally varied and Interesting These
Reviews smbodying they do the substance OF many
volumes are the gold sshers of literature. which siii
the precious grains from the soil and rubbish and TO
the msn OF business whose aspirations are not bounded
by wslAst. they are as Indispensable as the Price
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