New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

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R"HARPER," for February, opens viii
original story BY Jacob ABBOTT, illu.,rs:sd vnA
seven tngravings. Recollec,ions OF ST. Pets,,
burg 10 the title of lively article giving ysrss,
Of curious Details concerning Russian manner, "a
customs, and illustrated with eiga, essrav,n,,
some Of which are of . highly csmieal eh ,r,ess,
The selections in this number are unconnonlv v.A
and various, presenting large amour. Of ma,,.,
adapted TO the taste OF almost every reacer In n.
EDITORS Table" We 6nd doca nent Of permaus,,
statistical value giving sp accurate digest Of the ~.
cent Census Report with a number o. imposs,n
tabular views relative 10 the population Of the I'm,
ted States This paper is evidently the ffus Of o..
tensive research, and . familiar acquaintance win
the subject. II forms an indispensable summary q,
statistics for future reference TIE arst number Of
Dickenss New Novel entitled the Bleak Houss
or the Eat Wind" is 10 be published from aivaacsl
Sheets obtained By large outlay in the April nuz.
Der OF the Magazine. This feature will no dcub,
give new impulse TO the work and swell the s>ls.
which already amount 10 seyenty.Fsve Taousand
copies.
1.-THE INTERNATIONAL" for Feb. !.
embelshed with portraits of the Aztec CAildrs.
and Illustrations % "A Day at Chatsworths ~
Mrs. s. c. Hall. The selections are quite resda
be, and among the originslconlrbutions we nstcs,
peppery "sonnet to Surdiy Critics by stoddard
some sweet and graceful lines entitled "rhrepo
dia" by Mrs. Kimball,-several dainty translation.
frem the Hungai by Charles C. Leana, al .sa
of Leonora to Tssso' by Mrs NJ. f. He sin,-spS
IN exquisite Story fer the Young Folks By s,od
dard. This las. is a beautiful specimen Of prose
poetry, written with the simple and melting Patio,
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tender lyrics. (strnser & Townsend
~ "The kNIcKxRBOcKER,' for March
is crowded with contributions by good hand. W,
find the following political snecdo,e in the "a .for,
Table" 1t has the merit OF novelty.
"Duting the Presidential election OF lsAs wrt.,
incidentally, country correspondent In note d
the editor "a friend OF mine heard an enthusiasts
Polkite holding forth IN grocery concerning Chy
and the tariff and in the course OF his Argument
made the following startling revelation touching The
liabilities OF the British Government "GeGtlemea
Henry Clay has been TRY ing to get the cuue old fss
dial system introduced into this country all hs life
He 10 hired by the British Government 10 dor Tie
British Government pays bin for IT. Gentena.
the national debt OF Great Britain amounts al hn
day to more than nre thousand dollars and all from
trying to introduce the oussed old feudal system is
this country ~
u" BLAcKwooD," for February, opsm
with an historical discussion of great interest ns-
gested by Alison's Life Of the Duke OF Mar.
borough" The character Of the great English Cap
tain is presented in more favorable light than that
of the usual traditions. Longfellow's Golden L.
eend Is criticised with discriminating appreciation
ard fairness The usual complement Of poisica
poetry and fiction is given making number Of more
than common attractions IL. Scott & Co,
T" ST. PAUL's EPIsTLE TO THE Co.
RIxrRIANs," by JOHN HAMILTON THos A WORKED
great freshness and originality free from the sche
lastic spirit which often obscures the writinssa
antiquity, and aiming to express the inmoH hearty
the earnest Apostle. We have rarely met wAs
more natural, living Interpretation Of classic, Than
this specimen of Biblical exegesis (I2 mo. pp ~
c. g. Francis & Coz
T" THE HIsTORY OF PALESTINE" BY
JOHN KITTo. An excellent compend Of the hIssoU
of the Hebrew nation from the time Of Abfaham,p
the dispersion Of that peculiar people The mAa
ners and customs of the Jews are described viii
fullness and accuracy. and illustrated with vaFisy
Of appropriate engrayinss. u2mo t9S Boston
Gould & Lincoln)
B"LAYs OF THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS,
Dy WILLIAM EDMuINDsIONk hfTOuN. tuosc sPu'
tied patriotic poems are founded the prominent
incidents in the early history of Scotland. rM
are full OF fire and pathos, and ofsen swsssly rss
nant Of the olden time. We are glad to welcsus
them in such neat American edition. l2Ao pp 1l
Rsdfeld)
T"THg WORKING FARMER," editedb
Professor MAPS, commences a new volume wm
the March number. The abundant practical in'f'
natisn furnished in this work by its experiences
editor recommends 1t to the farmers fresds. hu
published by T. McReady, No. 35I Broai~sy, a"
year.
"DAmY BIBLE ILLUSTRATIONS" ]
Jons KIrro. Another volume of this popular woh !
comprising The book OF Job the Psalms. Pfo'sos
Eccle siastes, and solomon's sonss is plblshsdN
Carter Brothers. tl2 mo pp dl9)
u "THR RRcoLLEcTIONs OF A PoLri
MAN." by THOMAS WATERS. This series Of cres'
lent papers from Chambers, is Iepubliibed by Coz
nish, Lamport & Co. Is is filed with vivid prcsws
OF European life, drawn with no less skill ssS
fidelity. l2mo. pp 1881
R"TBE OLD BELL or INDEPENDENCE
BY HENRY C. wArsos, is the title Of a collectoss
Revolutionary stories, for the most part very y"
told. A good book fer young folks. uano. pp M
Sold by Dewitt & Davenpor.)
H~" HINTS ON HEALTH" by WiLLIn
EpwARp CoALE A wslLtmed addition 10 the poW
lay literature of Lygien-. ti?mo pp 20. PnDF
Sampson Col
y" Frank NETHERTor," is rePnn
OF popular story, whose religious character VIZ"
acceptable to many readers. demo. pp. DOL ko~
ter & Br0thers)
e." WALKrR's RHYMIsG DICTIoSAEf
new edition Of this crulch for lame poets nbs""
by Lindsday & Blackiston
T "THE WING REVIEW" for Marcel