New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
%uy MORNING wArcs. A NAsRArlyg Eew.Yofk
George Putnam emo PIP 10
The ioyera Of mystic, alIegorioal poetry will End
much In this little volume to crafty their Pecaiiat
Aastsr. Ii is pervadea ysitb strain Of ssndef and
pensive septin ent. ~hich will end response IN
mepy hesrta that muse In silence or tho IoyateheS
~ lie aud strive 5y sbe iateasi.y 4 sh2agh' 80
yeroovs tsa veil which ,lsely hides ,he secrets Oh
pn4o,it, from cur view The mind OF kne eG'u,'
nesms 70 fipd cougs nal element u 'i-i'
ryy visions. Ills conceptions SAVIOR 'u9so :, w.
angelic than of ms human ana vic Jug % -
ewbiol, be clothes them, 'hougn olteo t'Hsee W''A
,of. ,oesio he suty soppdf more me me tnoriu0f
s,v n soirit, spesAng from wresshs q many
.,ojoysd vapor, thtn tho yoiae OF man, ecaoln5
she ,ooks ard l0ounssiDs ot the foid esr9a'
o. ~. however, there are frequent exceptions.
1gsrv passages have nothing BAT Iha form ofrhyme
n 6jsipguish them ffom the moss uomsigated
prose. The following is en- infta0ce, which we
take from numerous othcrs on account ofte br9vFy'
OH 6ssvsn Is kind 10 those who trnat
10 its loving kndnt SO; we are bar dQati
but God " no care n Tor the 5parreV,
He bfipgett tho t8o for cur % morrow
Brngelb il even while it is right;
The GUNNER rain, or the winner s suow
Ard however dark it ook ca high,
Il il al bright IN the upper Say
Eth. no 30 10. deny the author The possofflon
rFce1iain rare poetic4 gifts. He has ca aotlys
.5ud glowing, If Dos creative imagln&tion' HiS
eve fer hstural beauty is dalloaFe and 9enalit7',
and den dstects latent hsrInoaies IN the eGtsfna
pro,,3 -pbich tine coInzon observcr would overlook
gu;tb ,isnal defeats in rytbmios construction be
.oaen Allows great bodpess aod originality of varsi-
.Uosioo. But he lacks the pessonats fsrgor @nioh
rnstg Gown the conceptions Of Il intcilsc and re.
produces sbsm IL she fiery lsas9aga Of inspiration
Eli sbemss sppeer tue migafy for his efAsp, aud
often choke his u.seFenoe. Hence Is doea poS es
6eblis . puy vi.si conptoionstip between hlmssf
and ~ readers HIS woY3s hlyo pos the c2td;ai
fine s which thu hesrt irssiauiF y vi5rAsoa
We ulby read hia poem az TIE pnmAssbable pro.
5uctoi, Of III, ear -, n8iil4siga apd qoesoa "a,
sae, bat Of to- yaeae srd purely so6jeotif9 =
ebRIecssr to command &c fphsrs 6! universal
Eyznge fies.
r. a 4 Nav CHANT or CHe&ierRYt b. j.
YVceiAge IL a n biy i0Yeseps soien lido invention
dessuod 50 iugr, 70 the cOdi0e principles OF Chsfa
3str on he mind ~ ocular nnpart or hQsssialng
se ssrae gelhtiol % 1hs, soenca when maps do %
Geostatby. Il Is IN attempt 10 p2pQa1ze tao
psaes ii Chemi,try ito resods j, from iaa A6atrs7
.op al e cbnice aneusge, and shas 20 facilitate u
sex ersl introduction u branch oi educhfoH. Ia
SIle opiuiou Of the sUshoi, the numorios aas Of
nuu8isy by which 81 chemical combination /.
governed. are ennpen;iy adopted 70 the methoa Of
pxprcasion by dbgremsi ind II is certainly natural
&let oivtreity If elem il r compound suo
gtaree should be iudio&ted BY variety ofoc'afs -
This idea, which every one viii adnitto be feason-
able snd iuet s oeried ina effect b. BIZ. Yopmaaa
IN he construction Of his Chart. This different
chemical ttogs n rops ssonted ~ da6rama Of OF
Eerent colora eud The compounds show the atomic
numhere y hich ener into their forp)siQn, while
each atom reiainh ita original coor. IL ths way, t
more diRtinct view liz given Of tno uIsnnsr IL which
Shc ntomr ire united in chemical combinations tnan
poul1 be ebired by ihe most elaborate descriptions
The OhAr. desotvon tho attention ot practical
xeachet IL MAJ confidently be recommended Rs
no educational cstcnpenny, Tue nstr0oto7s Q
Common Sohoola would and gces! aefyico Ia IS ~
goduellan to their papila, tue oby aG1rdiDs thSm
new branch Of study or great INTEREST, AID prasen'
cd in f3Im adapted 10 mare deep lmPFefsloa o.
Mhe yestbfal Mid TIE 1hafc has 62eR eIso1iaeC
by some Ct chs rnose eminent cheQliass ia t1s com
sry-Pfof 6illman Prof Draper, and oihera--@ho
express themselves ia wkrai sernls conoeraiog ita
atility and importance. tNewYorA Youmsos &
,8irdsal So Nasssust
IA orHE scALrs1, Oct edited by f. Y.
Dlsor, Nj. D, containo tevelA Articles of interest1
30 professional readers with liberal eprinkling o
osrsoualtiea. which are quite unnsei6ibe to those
onscquaiDted with tina parties. literary ouEosi
sy ofthe arst water ia exhibited in sho form OF q
proso loe q. by writer whose productions in ta'
3ademelt Of the Editor, are not escond 70 Milton
and combine the bsaa y Of ossiaa with the poRsl
pi CMh e.'