New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SEPTEMBER a.

yo,k q p Putnam With Chsrts is new metn
! nd of teachipg Chronology, which has met Win
the warness appreciation OF practical instructors
The invention OF the charts, by Gen BEN Is claim
ad IN firm as important an era in education as the
invapt;on of the School Atlas by GoIism ish. Their
v0Ine was recognized BY the literary societies in
France, upon their first appearance, and were IN
PRODUCED in 1874, by order of the Government, into
ali the schools OF every graduation, from the PIT
mary TO the Polytechnic The plan is marked by
eIearness and comprehenaiveness and deserves, as
il will DO doubt receive, the attention OF judoious
teachers in sbs country.
ET"NEsrAL HYGIENE by WIN. SwEETsER, is
a new and greatly enlarged edition Of the aashors
previous work on the connection between the in
tellect and passions, and the physical functions,
with especial references to their influence on health
ard longevity The tire stise is divided Into two
parts, the fr.t considering the intellectual opera.
tons in their effects on the animal economy, and
the second comprising view OF the moral feelings
in their relation 10 our physical nature. The au-
thor handles the subject in intelligent and pleas
iBg manner, and though never profound nor ez.
baustive, presents abundant materials for reiec-
ton Geo P Putnam. 19mo. PIP 800
~ "THE CoMpASIoN, OR AFTER Dinner IA
BILE TALK, by CHITWooD EvELYN, Eaq. is col.
lection of short extracts from great variety OF
English authors, soms CT which not often met
With, while larger portion in familiar eircua
ton as choice literary morceaux An occasional
gossipping anecdote is woven in with the shreda
and patches of criticism aud history, making
readable book for lazy hour. Free use is made
Of the rich sayings of Sydney Smith, whose Por.
trait forms a frontspiece to the volume. New
York Geo P. Putnam. 12mo PIP l84)
gxpoTHg You've WoMAY's Book OF HEALTH
by DR.. WIN. A. ALcorT, is lucid exposition ofthe
lavsof health and disease, With ample precepts of
practical for reserving the health Of that
sex through whose fundamentally sin and disease
came upon the world, and through whose obed
ence to the divine law efficient instrument
they are in the end to be removed Boston :
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~ 1.-THE KsIcKERBoCEER," for September is
filed with wellwritten and interesting articles
among which we notice fine piece OF rural de-
scription, entitled "a Walk in the Country" The
Editors table is OVERLOOKING with personal exPe
riences of biz Summers rambleE, spiced up with
liberal allowance of genuine KnickerbocEer aneo
dotes.
H5T "THE PRISONERS FRIEND Sept COM
mencea a new volume and appears in greatly
improved exterior. The present number iG en-
beIlished with an elegant engraving Of Freeman
Hunt, Editor OF the Merchants Magazine, accom-
panied with sketch of his life (New-York
Fowler & Wells.)
n The Twenty. Third number of the splendid
Boston edition of 6HAKsPEREs DRAMATIC
WORKS" is issued by Phillips, Sampson Co.
containing the second part Of King Henry VI with
an exquisite engraving of Queen Margaret New
York Sold by Shinger Il Townsend,
EsY7 THE ILLUSTRATED DOMESTIC BIBLE by
Rev. Ingram Golden, No. s. is issued by Samuel
Hueuton, and is an admirable specimen OF clear and
lie gble typography, to say nothing of the value of
its contents, which are recommended in hi gh terms
by the best authorities.
OF "SERMoN oCCAsioNEp BY THE DEATH OF
PRESIDENT TAYLOR by 7. H. STocKToN, is a
production of great freshness and originality, and
does credit to the author both as Christian and
patriot (Circnnati.j
Rr "THE FARMERS GUIDE, by HENRY STE
PHENs, No 8, contains the first part OF Prof Nor
roNB American Notes, adapting the directions OF
the author to the stats of agriculture in this coun
try. New.Yor Leonard, Scott < CO.
r Fl Hart Philadelphia, has issued neat
duodecmo edition of Misa BENGERs MEMOIRS OF
ANNE BoLEYN," wellknown judicious and agree.
able biography of the unfortunate victim of royal
brutality
Ia "BoYDELL's ILLUSTRATIONS OF SHAK.
spKREn No. "a, containing two irrshEtibly comic
representations of FalstatI, illustrative Of scenes
IN The Merry Wives of Windsor, ia published
by w. spooner
g Stanford L Swords have published reprint
of KEBLE's "PoEas, or LYRA IsEoCEsTIUM," redo
lent with wees and tender poetry and Pysegtish
theology. p2mo. PIP. 3A2l
OPPOSITION STATE CONVENTION.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
SYRACUSE, Wednesday, Sept ll-7P,M
With the assistance Of slip from the SyrauSe
Star, kindly furnished in advance, send you the
Glowing sketch of the proceedings up to this hour
The Convention assembled az City Hail. Wednesday
morning Sept H. 1850 AtIli O'Clock the Convention
called 10 order by Peter Cagger OF Albany whose
tor uege Obedsh Titus OF Duchess #asmsde temporary
President OF Informal Caucus
On motion Of VIM. Porter OF On0udsga
Rtsoiped That C,mmttee from each Judicial District be ,p
pointed By Chair report pLsn Of temporary Organization
Capt kynders wiIhrd wha! this movement
mt ant Not being from the rural districts he not
poIed be informed CD Ibis question. He did not know
The object Of this informal csucus
The Pre,idenl epsd that the object recsive Re
port from Committee OF Officers for temporary org anizs-
lion