New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

L., b.. attained such a Wild celebrity in the
Ir,;,ed States. Mr.. Green relates bis experiences
,.i,b a. much apparent freedom, as If he were
writing the history OF another perlon, using no
tsstdious concealmenis, and indulgins In no great
or deeree Of egotisn than is insePsrabls tron an
sutobioersphicsl narrative. The present Volume.
ike the preceding ones, sbounds in racy sneo
dote. Illustrative Of life on the western waters
poiptipr out the tricks Of backlegs aud fwindlsrC
and preseutipg q horrid picture Of the vice, in
which the author took all the regular degrees, aud
became professor OF distinguished notoriety. His
descriptions bear the marks Of good faith though
olten drawn in strong colors. They are rich in
amusing scenes, blended with incidents that con
vey fearful warning, and, evidently derived from
bitter personal experience, are suited 70 advance
the great enterprise 20 which Mr.. Green ie nov
devoting himself with Characteristic shreginess
and energy tNcw.York: William Taylor. 1sno.
PIP 2iol
EEs~"THE ILLUSTRATED Domestic BIBLE" by
Rev INGRAM Contemplating in In elegant &c
rial edition BY Samuel Hoeston, l3o Nassau St.-is
work which, for the beauty Of its execution, and
the condensed variety Of its coneus, cannot ali to
recommend itself to tie st.c ten Ct American f.
lies. The plan includes short, explanatory Notc''
practical Reflections suggested by the topics oil the
several chapters, Improved Readings in which the
deficiencies Of The present version are supplied, the
Metrical Form of the Poetcal Passages and Books,
Pictorial Illustrations Of Eastern Manners and Caf-
toms referred 10 in the Bible, and Questions adapt.
ed TO facilitate the instruction of families in the
A. no frat I'M.
her. which has ust been issued, We are led 70 form
favorable opinion OF the diligence and ability Of
the Editor and the adaptation Of the series to the
te.tes Of our population. The work will be com
pleted in twenty five numbers being printed with
out alteration from duplicate Get OF tue stereotype
plates Of the London edition
~ "THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER,
Dulv.) edited by JOHN II. THoaPsoS. suitains the
biol, Intellectual tone for which that Magazine is
DISTINGUISHED among our monthly periodical show
ing @ singular variety OF learning and accomplish
mcuts among its contributors, and an excellent
iudement on tho part Of its Editor. The frst arsi'
ole on "Morelrs Philosophy OF tue Nineteenth Cen
tury," exposes the professions OF thet superficial
writer, whom nothing bat the degraded state oil
philosophical investigation in England could have
raised TO the brilliant bat fictitious reputation
which he now enjoys. "Mr. Morell is merely
,trsv specimen in the British Seas from the vast
shonl of email f,h that sport about the Leyia.han
of French Pbilosophy."-A graceful article on the
Saloons Of Paris gives lively picture Of the pres.
ent social state OF the French metropolis, en- His
torical Sketch of the Knights Of Malta, from the
penofM Winthrop, U. 8. Consul at Malta, 1oounds
in valuable information, and several miscellaneous
contributions, make the present number one Of pc.
culi.r ability and interest. (New-York; Sold BY
Dewitt & Davenport)
ET "THE KSIcKERBocKER for July has new.
or been exceeded in the substantial value Of its
leading articles or the sparkling vivaeity oil it' Ed
tors Table, by any former number oil that racy Pc
riodica The frat article is an ably written Memoir
on the Storming ofTicondcrogan 70s' rom tue
pen of NJ. Dudley Bean, evinciug profound hi'tori'
cal research and a rare good fortune In collecting
fund of interesting enecdote relative to the times
p-ocedipg the Revolutionary War Among other
contributors NC notice the names OF NH he"t'
w. II. C. Hosmer, T. Romeyn Beck' ana H.
stodds,d The Editors Table is rich IN the per
.or,, ,oripi.ceuces scenes from childhood, and de-
,c,ir.;ops of rural life, which gush from the ho"ng
ofn Old Knick,p with the freshness a1d froe-
dom, of a mountain stream
~ "THE AMERICAN JoURSAL OF THE aEDi
c.I SCIENCES" July,) opens with an account oil
en- extraordinary surgical case, in Which a bar OF
iron vas driven through the head OF young man,
removing portion Of the breio without destroying
Hfe orintplligence. Ihe narrative is drawn up with
care by Dr. II. J. Bigelow Of Boston, and suggests
many curious questions, especially to the Phrenoo-
ei.ts A variety Of medical intelligence and dis
cussion completes the number, which is one Of more
than common interest. (New-York Sold by c. S.
FreLcis * Col
r-eP"THE CHRISTIAN PARLoR MAGAZINE ia.
Ky 10 enbell,hcd with an engraving from da-
euerreotype of Jenny Lird, and fine mezzotins
by Sartain. The reading matter is OF superior
order embracing articles on THE Heroic Period OF
the Christian History" "The Wives Of Henry
VIII" "The Mysterious KnockingE." Jenny
Lind beside several poetica contributions. The
Review Of Passing Events is an interesting feature
of the Magazine, and shows the Industry and
Judgment of the Editor 70 great advantage. New
York Geo. Pratt
~ THE AMERICAN WHO REVIEW" tJulyl
/. the first number OF new volume, and presents
On improved typographical appearance l: is EN-
beli,hed with a portrait of hon Samuel 8. Phelps,
and among other articles, contains an elaborate
crtique on Allston's Lectures on Arr written in
spirit Of high appreciation Of that remarkable
work, review of the Memoirs of Thomas JEFF
ferson," commenting on the career OF the Virginia
statesman in a tone Of not unningled euogy, &
favorable notice of the Village Notary" and an
interesting survey Of The Poets and Poetry OF the
Irish."
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