New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

= The Revue Dgs DEUX MoNpES,
IS now published by BaiIiere IN this city "iilin
short time OF It's original delivery m Paris Apart
from Ifs uolticS which are Of the stIpdes stripe oi
French Conservatism, this journal may be com
ueEded 10 the attention OF readers IN THIS country
as an able exponent Of the current literature OF the
Eurorean Continent. Is criticisms are usually
acute and discriminating. and Z; often gives an ors-
nal story written with trle French vyacty The
last number. which we have Just received has an
article On the Female Poets OF America, founded on
Dr. Gr!swolls work, which contains some nch pas
saces The writer IS Quz1lel With the Tact taa- our
Of the ninety female poets mmortalizedin the vol
ume. besides the prose writers and poets. TO whom
two other volumes are devoted. only three or four
should have been heard az on his SIDE Of The Allan
TIC He explains Il al las; By the want OF originality
III American literature. Cooper Claiming, anu
Emerson being the only writers who manifest 4
truly peculiar spirit Nor IS he less amazed ~ me
motives which prompt American women TO the task
of literary composition. Unlike the French female
writers they are not inspired by a VAN ambition
nor the love of scandal which they have occasioned
They write m the same spirit with which FTenca
girls draw or sing. poetD with them Is nothing but
an agreeable art. The range of sentiment, how
ever. IS very limited. Only one Is expressed
with any JUNCTION. and that IS maternal love
Every other sentiment. indeed every other virtue
IS as carefully guarded as 4 d, concealed SIN Love-
which II IS so difficult for woman 20 express, eI-
cept I'M a whisper, scarcely appears al all There -
scarcely a race of individual passions. All vague
and general and chilly. After searching curousiy
the writer finds moi even description Of conJugal
love This OF course is very mono;onous but no
matter for that 1t tie true reflection OF the Amer
can writer The HE OF al these women show
nothing passionate. adventurous or eccentric. It's
made up of only three events. birth. marriage. and
death Tho French critic IS ht'!o aware OF how
much he is indebted to the discretion OF Dr. Griswod
for his impressions of American female character
u The ILLUSTRATED DOMESTIC 81
B1E,"by Rev INGRAM CoBBIS, Is now completed by
the publication of the Tweuty-Flth number As an
elegant and convenient Family Bible this edition has
strong claims on the favor of the public. 1t Is edited
with exemplary diligence. containing copIouS and
lucid expos ton Of the text series Of practical re-
Elections always edlfylng and often ingenious, queS
tons for family examination, a variety of improved
readings. and numerous other valuable aids TO the
comprehension of the Sacred Volume The typo
graphical execution Of this work Is worthy Of all
praise Its printed from aduphcate set of the Lon
don stereotype plates, with profIsion Of choice
wood engrayings The type is clear and bright and
even the smallest portions Of the print distinct
as to be read without difficulty by aged eyes. The
enerayngs are for use, not for show all of thsm be-
ing illustrations Of some passage IN the text Sam
uel Hueston)