New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-29

made under the estrAluts Of artificial discipline, aud
With stin,e1 mental development On, that iuca'1
whrh Justly fr. the character r- aires that nc na1
shall be tree IN cises, ami unco1str@nei Ia IS
processes and rminsiions Tue tyranny NJ :Ohyen-
nonaiism hiss unquesonabig operttrd dnsvoraoy up)n
the New England character, as c1nptrei VIA no
breadth AID freedom that Distinguish thai o. tue Ne-
Yorker
The titles of several of the other papers Will d"'
the attention OF the reader, will ne be d'appoa'od
Oh their % rusa -" Hours in Nev.Eugsnd Library
"a Trip to the Virginia Springs "Rjugh Sketches OF
French Figures" THE Chicken Club = besides several
poetical pieces Of more than common merit me
Editors Table In this number shows no sgus OF eX
hsustioD but promises to bold out with ito un'a1ng
variety through forty volumes more. The experiment.
Of making the Kuckeroocker Of the cheapest pub
lcaions Of the day has been completely successful
With increased resources Tor hrstrste Magazine the
publisher has made ample arrangements for sustaining
the interest with which has been universally received
Among the names of regular contributors TO the new
volume, are TX Marvel Richard B. Kimball c. G. Le-
land F. w Shelton and last, but not least FitzGreene
Haneck With such aids and appliances, combined wiki
the matches tact of the Editor Old Kuick In lis green
old age will still uxurac In the beauty and ysor Gifts
poisoning youth. g. Hue'ton)
r. THE WATER. CURE JOURNAL" for
July This TIE first number of the fourteenth volume,
and In devotion to the principles Of sound physiological
REFORM in the ability with which it sustlns and Illus
ates them Is certainly not surpassed By any previous
issue The extent of lis Giro ulatou, which reaches
Fifty Thousand copies, 10 gratifying proof of the In
erest OF the pub c in the 10 which this journal is
devoted. 1t differs from protested medical works in
general in aiming at the prevention than the cure
Of dscsse-in setting forth the conditions of universal
heoith I'd with food lear
ventilation, clothing and 10 fact all the complex relations
of e-and in discussing the various topics which relate
to The integral development of humanity TIE present
number contains Only number of articles In regard
to the practice OF Waercure and the preservation Of
health but rch miscellany of readable matter from able
pens We know OF no American periodical which pre-.
SCENTS greater abundance of valuable inform ion al
subjects relating TO human progress and welfare The
style of discussion which it ormly employs is bold
plain and comprehensive. Ii never the reader
with long paragraphs or hard words Aiming at prsct
cal utility lis not afraid to talk to the people in the Ian
guage Of the people Besides the pleasure TO be derived
from its perusa furnishes knowledge of the laws OF
health which, IL duly needed, would the physicians
BILL prevent much personal suffering, and add years to
the duration of human life. (FOwlers Wells0
II " HARPER's MAGAZINE" for July,
announces the commencement of series of papers en-
titled Memoirs of the Holy Land, by Jacob Abbott H.
Illustrated by maps sketches of scenery, aud personal
interest with the finest series Of Pictorial enbellsh
ments given in any magazine The opening article
In this number gives interesting description OF the
United States Armory at Springfield, illustrated by
number Of spirited engrsvugs 1t states that since the
commencement of the term of the present commander
the cost of manufacturing each musket has been re-
duced from seventeen dollars and half to eight dollars
and three quarters while the men are paid at better
rates for their work than they before. This Is
due to the Introduction of and improved modes Of
manufacture better machines and superior degree Of
order system and economy 10 every deOartment.The
remaining articles present wellarrsnged nelange OF
readable matter.