New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS

! " "TRUrH STRANGER THAN FIcrIo,"
volume with this title, by CATHIRIsrE B,,c..
already noticed in The Tribune, is now pubI,h.;
Tor general circulation End can be obtained n ~.
booksellers generally Miss Beecher wishes I, .o.u
attention to the fact that the most impo,,,n, "a
influential literary inst tuition in country, by the
eccie' est cal action Of the leading cl~rcsl mem.
oefs Of rs Faculty is now srrsyed sgsip.t those
great principles Of Bopor. Ira b and Justice, sar
he iUrherance and defense Of which this in,,;t,.
ton was established" She states tia, " the opoor-
tuIites she has had since the semi On blicstno NJ
hs WoIk, OF learning The views Of many who NAV
larry be regarded az the representative of high
Minded and intelligent women generally. make II
proper for her TO maintain that the srs., hoJ Of
such ladies' cannot bat regard the position If ,h.,
institution. ss in fatal sntsgoni.m with the n,;,c.
Ies that pro.ec; the most sacred sen,ibil,,s, .,1
the honor of our sex. 10 tbs view Of the o,,a -.
vcrk is presented TO public notice, not a. n.,,.,
OF merely individual wrong bat &C Indicating a,
emergency 10 which every jast and honorable man.
and especially those connected with the pablio
press called 70 stand fo- the defense of some Of
the most sacred and i'm portant principles tina, pro-
tect social and domestic peace" (Nes.Yark:
Mark H. Newmss & Coz
ES'"THE NATIONAL TEMPERANCE OYFEsIsG,'
edited by s. f. CARY. An elegant volume, de-
voted to the cause Of Temperance and intended a
a gift book for the season Of holidays IL consists
OF articles by several eminent advocates of the
Temperance Reform. among whom we fad the
names Of distinguished nericsn writer's including
Rev.Albert Barnes, n. Hastings w ED DR. Cheever,
John Pierpont, Miss Phoebe Carey, Mrs Embury.
Mrs. c. NJ Sawyer, Mrs Z. ]. Esmes. Miss Alice
Carey, w. II. Burlegh, and others Ths embel-
lshments, by Sartan, Sadd and Doney are for the
most part Of a superior order. Among them Ara
portraits Of Rev. Dr.. Beecher, 7 P Hunt, Pnilp g.
White, Father Matthew, and other celebrated
apostles of Total Abstinence The whole appear
ance Of the volume is in high degree credtsbls
to the taste and industry of the Editor and tho en-.
terprise Of the publisher. New York: Il. Van
diem. svo. PIP. 320)
ES' THE INTERNATIONAL: A MISCELLANY OF
LITERATURE, scIEScE AND ART" for August, iss
collection of the numbers of the Weekly MiscsL
l,ny, in handsome, well printed octave pamphlet
of 100 pages, containing an ample variety of agree
able reading, selections from the current periodical
literature, photographed, obituary, and literary
notices, original criticisms, and poetry by Mrs.
Hewitt, Alice Carey and others. (New.York:
stringer Townsend
n TIE WATER CURE JOURNAL for August
is an excellent number Of that widely -circuiated
periodical, with articles by Drs Houghton, Rogers.
NICHOLS, Trail, Kistredge, Shew and other popular
writers of the New School of Hygiene. New
York: Fowlers & Wells)
~ Lippincu't, Grambo Co. Philadelphia
have published IAN ELEMENTARY ARIrHxErIc,"
and &" A SCIENTIFIC AND Practical ARIrhErIc,"
by c. TRACY, which claim to present several new
features, and are doubtless worthy tho examin-
alton of teachers.
II" HISTORY OF ALL NATIONS" by 8. q.
GOODRICH, No. II, is issued by Wilkins, Carter
Co. Boston. and sold by Sninger & Townsend.
New-York.