New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
Nrw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH ii, 1852

without profit The principal events IN his life are
rtlsssc with sufficient m1uiensss; nu neroas anec-
do'ts introduced, illustrative OF his character,
and brief comments mzde the progress Of his his
tory. The course Of the Hungarian Revolution Is
described with clearnsss and accuracy, correcting
many prevalent errors OIL the subject, and present
ING a hensive vie Of he principles involved
in ,hs, patr lotto Struggle. An appendix TO The vol
une, which 10 introduced with short essay on the
mission Of the Magyar hero by Horace Greeley,
contains Kossuth's mos, important speeches since
his arrival in England and this country
ETA REEL IN BorTLE, FOR JACK
IN rHE DoLpRrms,r by Rev. HENRY T. cHEEvsR.-
usrno I'd s5s. Charles Scribner.) This Is an at
tempt at nautical Pilgrims Progress, although the
Reverend Mr.. Chsever and the supplemented old
John Bunyan have as little in common as yellow
pain, and pure gold The quaint titles Of the chap
,trs have smack of the PuIitanic age, and they
compose the principal merit Of the volume, We gise
one OF two specimens Of their character" Land
Lubbsrirg in the Country OF SELF Conceit," Fish
ins for Pearls ard Catching Ice Berss Pomegsan
ate Harocr, and the Hall of Revelations" Captain
Good. Enough and his cargo" and several more of
the same sort.
b U"Nkw SPANISH AND ENGLISH Dc
rIoNARY,"b by F C. MEADOWS, C2mo. PIP. $40, Phil.
Thomas Cowperthwait & CO.. A neat, compact
edition Of very convenient Spanish Dictionary
The definitions given in a concise, but explicit
manner the gender and number Of each noun are
denoted words spelt either in the new or old style
are found In alphabetical order and copious &C.
lection OF idiomatic phrases are contained In tho
English and Spanish part For the practical use OF
learners Of the language, or for manual Of current
reference this volume will form valuable acquisi-
tor, and deserves wide patronage.
e. "A HANDBOOK OF THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE" by r. G. Latham. u2mo. PIP. 39S. ID.
Appleton Coz This is a comPendious summary
OF Dr. Laihsms investsa atoms on the foundation and
structure of our mother tongue. lis great srevity
may be considered fault. The researches of the
author lead to such profound results, that more
liberal detail is necessary to their perfect compre-
hension Still his spsculations, though often subtle
are eminenty practical, and never fail to suggest
important views to the curious student Of English
Ihiloiosy.
D "THE Book OF ELoQUENCE," by
CHARLES D. WARNER. (l2mo. PIP. ASA Mark II.
Newman & Coz This is judicious collection OF
pieces in prose and verse, suitable for practice in
specimens of American and British eloquence. The
general tone of the book is excellent, showing
highly cultivated taste in the compiler and famil-
style.
e A COMMENTARY ON THE Book OF
PROVERBS" by MosBs STUART. Q2ms. PIP. 49, NJ.
W. Dodd) In this volume, we have q characteristic
completion of Professor 6tuart's pathological Ia
bors Erueie, devout, naive, and ganulous, 1t dis
courses nimbly on the verbal difficulties Of the book
under cor but presents little Of solid and
practical character. The Improvements attempted
on the received TRANSLATION ere for the most part
miserable failures.
Ey" SURKNNE's FRENCH DICTIONARY"
abridged, is published by D. Appleton Co., FORM
ing valuable aid to the student, and convenient
pocket companion 70 the traveller, wherever the
French Isoeuage 10 spoksn.-The New FRENCH
MAxuAi IL useful work By the Same author, con-
taisins an introduction to French pronunciation,
copious vocabulary, and . complete series Of dis
losuss on every dag topics
II The WORLD HERE AND THERE"
is the Fourth Number Of Putnams popular Library
for Travellers and the Fireside" comprising descrip.
tive sketches from Dickens Household Words
by several Of the most spirited travellers In various
parts of the world, including Bayard Taylor, Ida
PfeifeY, and others. An instructive and fascinating
volume.
E"THR FOLDED LAMB is the title Of
q well-printed volume, containing the memorial OF
an infant son, written BY his mother, the wife Of
Rev. George Albert Rogers, Of Great halvern.-
Q2mo pp. 253 r. Carter & BTothersJ
"THE SCHOOL MATE" (Nos. and
81 A new juvenile periodical with several novel
features Il bids fair to prove excellent publica
ton and should command the attention Of teachers
George savaseJ