New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"IHE kNICKERBOCKER, Tor April,
has been on our table for several days. without recev
ing tho notice which it deserves prime number OF
that popular periodical In variety in richness in min
gled gayees and GRANTEES has never been surpassed
by any Of the productions of its brilliant and hilarious
Editor His Table" for this month contains an unpre-
eedented quantity ofmater and with even more puant
favor than his usual wel.assorted condiments recent
visit to Washington by sea- forms of ts most attract
I've features He gives a complete logbook OF the
trip of the steamer Baltic to the Capital in which all
the occurrences of that evenul voyage oted down
In style which reminds of Defoe by its grave mi
nuteness, and of Charles Lamb by its quaint humor
Among the contributions we have another of the Fudge
Papers" "rendered into writing" by TX Marvel giving
Mr. Fudge's experiences during European tour, In
which he meets with sundry strange adventures The
"Fudges,n under Tx. Marvel's woodworking pen,
promise be reinstated in their pristine celebrity.
Ballad of Mexico" by Alfred Street. is rich and gra
phic filed with leke pictures of tropical scenery. An
antique ballad by Richard Haywarde has touch of
the od-time simplicity. "The Economy of Charles
Lamb" by F. w. Shelton the ingenious author of Sa-
lander Is a delightful essay. Then we have "a Few
Hints about Genius and Talent" Sketches of Western
Life Random Leaf from the Life of Ralph Roanoke"
Authors Painters and taking titles ALL and
short this pithy number of the indomtabe "Od Knick"
Is the best andote the dire inclemency of suen
April that has yet been brought before the public Sam
uel Hueston)
~ "TREATIsE on AMERICAN ENGIN-
ERnINo,s by F. NONE Is new serial publication, in.
tended to present descriptions Of American machinery.
The first Division Of which have the first number is
devoted to steam engines of river-boats The letter
press far have examined it, Is in style of bad
German often almost unintelgble In addition
to the Illustrations of the text each part to contain
allegorical device The specimen in the present
Der docs not awaken any sanguine ancpatons of the
artistic merit Of these embems. 1t is confused medley
Of monstrosiies. The engravings Of engines clear
and accurate and be of great interest the scen
tfc machinist
B EVENINGS AT HOME" by DR..
AKIN and Mrs. BARBAuLD. A revised edition of this
standard juvenile Is published by c. s. Francis Co.
There ia no danger that it will lose its high place
among books for the young Our fastest generation will
be apt TO outgrow itsoon Q2mo. pp 4i6 -Another
charming and instructive work for young readers, Is
MARK sEAwoRrH, tale of the Indian Ocean, published
by Francis & Co. 1t filed with lively descriptions and
curious incident Q2mo. PIP. 4ol)
B TRAVELS IN TARTARY, Tibet
AND CHINA, by NJ Hue. The London edition Of
these racy volumes of travels with splendid embeish-
ments, is sold by Bangs Brother Co-The same work
Is published in "APPLEToNs POPULAR LIBRARY" in
two neat duodccimos, which we shall notice at length
elsewhere.
T HENGsTENBERG's EXPOSITION OF
THE REVELATION OF ST. JOHN" translated by Rev.
PATRICK FAIRpAIRN, Vol l., Ia issued in large octave
by Robert Carter & Brothers. According to Hengsten
berg the Book of Revelation written toward the
close Of the reign of Domiian.
U We have received from Bangs,
Brother & Co., "LADY FELICIA" by HENRY CocKToN,
In the handsome London edition of the National Illus
rated Lbrary-A good octave edition of the work
is Issued by Garrett s. Co.
W 1.-THE NEw-YoRK GRACE CHURCH
COLLECTION OF SACRED Music" by WILLIAM A. KING,
containing choice variety of the most approved meo
dies Of the great masters.
tT 1.-THE SCHooLMATE" for April, ed
tied by A. R. PHIrpEN contains wellarranged miscel.
any for juvenile reading and well deserves the stten-
ton Of parents and teachers. George Savage)