New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

HARPER q BROTHERS, Pearl st,

q Frsrtln-squsre. Publish THIS Day. ATLANTIC
ASHORE. By CAP, Msckinnol, r. N, Vol. limo. Cloth
Tnsse lively jeuinEs Of a tour in America pr.se1. ~
agreeable contrast tone Of most British avess u
their observations on this country.
born 10 rough with good heart wherever foue should
send m and IL able 20 put up with hog 50 honniny
~hep turbot and white bait are wsn'og lie = DOT Dis
something Of the petuance and rdeness Of hot bonded
youth does he look for Phu Palaces or Parhenons 10
the prses Of Illinois Wishing de mt portions Of A
ies the Of an extensive to be s tn respee
i've Of each with Discriminating tact ahe describes
his impressions in free skstchy style "hsh never ia to
sustain the interest Of the reader
His attention was psrriculsry directed the internal
prov, nents the material deve g'ment In general Of
which fhs nted states prssents such rrlting eN
SIMPLE. Ou this subject his femaI<s are always IN the
ront and evipce great intelligence and discernment.
kVeTa pquspt anecdotes are perpersed throughout the
nara i've howins genuine love Of fan in the cordial Eg
shmsa. which doubt ssely Contributed 20 the frse
dom with wbish be seems to have made himse az home
among all classes Of society His dasnR of hand de.cp
usually well adsr the subject on the carpet
while they fsr readable than often be the
case with the unpretepdpg note book Of traveller they
furnish deal If mportsnt information which he
relied OF authentic character. Captain Mackinnon
10 evidently person OF good breeding and good and
the frank intelligent and manly spirit Of lis book will tend
TO give him plenty Of firm friends IN this county to which
be hss attempted DO justice withou ulsome sdulaon
LIFE OF DR. CHALMERS Vol ".
Memoirs Of the Life and Writings II Thomas Chalmers
D d., LII D. bS his son-in law, Rev William Hams, LID
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The fourth and last volume Of The Life Of Chalmers by
DR. Ham principally devoted to The connection OF Cha
with the Free Church movement. The Atheasas
SAYS;
Rheh fulfilled the import, ~ tasa Which be has Tor
been ehtaGet. Dr. Chalmers whose lie ani
carser ray well mag many writers such
Dr. Hanna or Wrug biography iil ani detailed
this demanded The o1r volumes whrh he has a &
before lie public not only ample dhaGe b.. SPECIAL Oh
ample the WNch biographies this hind, combnns
With Tom and resloniene,
This volume which cl the biography OF DR. Chalmers
fully suisDs the interest OF the preceding portions Of tbs
work With not less OF incident and snecdote al istatng
prominent several ofpe gre pablo movements with
which his name has become identified
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