New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

magazines and Reviews
Fovehs mrn,s NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
w ~. frat volume OF that highly success-
,,,isb selections and original matter OF
'"' iate,esting character Among the ongnai
veg ,,e find an extract from the forthcoming
''s.Hte If Lossing's Field Book of the Revolu
y Giving an admirable description OF the au-
80. visit to the battle.fields of Lexington con,
- and Bunker Hill, cmbeshed with se7erai
s.,o,ior wood engravings. The Publishers Buy
= Int the popularity of the work has outs'rPPou
.xo;r most sanguine expectations, AlthouBn 0U'
-. ,0or,hs have elapsed since 1t was hfs' an
oa.oo3 il has already attained regular monthly
&c r,orc than Fifty Thousand copies, ana
is'0o ofits increase is still unchecked Under
s"' .ro,,ostances they would consider them
,s os falling in duty well as in gratitude to
90, r,b,ic If they omitted any exertlon within
wv LIVER to increase its substantial value and
=. a..ractiycness. They will spare neither labor
Nv .vnense in any department of the work free
=, ,ayisbipc both upon the editorial aid the picto-
~ embellishments, the Typography and the gen
aro,literary resources by which they hope to give
,o the Magazine popular circulation unequaled
nv that of any similar periodical ever published IN
the world
Rzy= aTHE INTERNATIONAL MONTHLY MAGA-
1,sro for this month has been edited with great
ndnstrv and contains copous summary of lite
rary articles and photographed intelligence, be-
side the usual selections from foreign periodicals.
The present number is also enriched with several
valuable original articles, especially one on La
Nonnais. giving succinct and favorable view Of
rho character and efforts of that undaunted reli-
p;ous and political radical ISringer q Towns
end.)
p~zs "TBE KS1cKERBocKER" is a readable
amber with several interesting articles from old
and new contributors. The Editors Table is rich
as usual in humor and sarcasm with an under
tome Of plaintiye, autunna melancholy. An Epi-
gram entitled Reformers Contfasted," has nei-
Their wit nor poetry to atone for its malignity.
Central American Sketches, and Musings by
the Hearth" commence new series Of papers
which promise to be attractive. IS. Hueston.l
RE- 1.-THE WATER-CUR JOURNAL" is bold,
earnest, enthusiastic number written with the
zeal and energy that nothing but sincere convic-
ton can inspire In it's whole tone and spirit it
presents a noble contrast to the vagueness, indie
cisoR and technical pratte of many protested sci
entific journals The facts which it brings tor
ward in overwhelming abundance are sufficient to
startle the medical Old Hunkerdom out OF the
deepest slunber. Fowlers & Wells)
E HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE has ar
ticles on "The Commercial Cities and Towns
the United States, by E. H. Derby, ESQ; = Inter
nal improvements in the State OF New YORK. o1
Hon. A. c. Flagg The Interest OF Many an(
others, with the usual liberal allowance OF CONNER
eial and statistical intelligence. (Freeman hunt
kVs "THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE" wlthlts prac
ticed eye for interesting novelties has collected
variety of choice morceauxs from the leading Eng
lisb periodicals of the preceding month wv Fl
Bidwell.)
Rye "THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL ha'
Cor its leading articles, Character of Genera
TAYLOR" Modes of Curing Colds" and :" Phre
nology applied to Children 1t is an instructive
and entertaining number. (Fowlers * WeIs.)