The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-05

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York tiFor rale by X. FAxsnAM)
The editors OF the Home Journal, whose literary taste
Is undisputed characterize this oil the nost de
ghtful and suggestive OF recent Volumes and oespeak
for an extensive currency, towards wheh they have
in no small degree contributed by the interesting ex-
tracts with which they have filled nearly column and a
half OF their last issue The author has presented true
picture OF German home life. obtained Icy sssoeiang
for two years with the middle classes and II is 10 be
boped that the object which he had in view--tha OF do
ing good 10 money -naking exravssan locomotive,
ne sta ai-home people-may be attained IN some
practical degree by this quiet, unpTe,endng narrative oil
what he happily designales "a more simple economical
habit OF SUNNY and friendly Inequalities, OF quiet cuiva-
led tastes. and Of home-e whose affections and cheer
fulness make the outside world nothing In compar-
son"
Asarnadaks Vyoa, an Hsorieai Romance Of l65i BY
Henry WILLIAM HKEBERr. Polished by REpriELD, New
York Fourteenth edition (For sale by TAYLon *
| MAURY)
This historical originally published IN a
cheap form during The authors absence, and though
teeming with OF The press met with general
favor only be accounted for by the merits OF the book
itself The present edition is published in handsome
STYLE revised and corrected by The author. The scene
of the romance is England-he time that Of Cromwell
We think this novel one of the best which has OF late
appeared The characters are life. like pictures adm-
fably drawn and from the beginning to the end the IN
terest Of the reader is in nowise permitted TO flag In
addition to this, the moral is excellent. and scattered
tthroughou, the work exquisitey -xodet sentiments
which do credit TO the mind and heart from which they
| spring
Sam Sticks Jise sags Modsrn Ia,ancts, THAT lie
| Said, Did, or Iapcnifd BLANCHARD " LEA, Phadel'
| phia (For sale by FRAscK TAYLoR.)
series OF stories from This we'll known writer. which
will be sure 10 command extensive sale The hook,
It's title imports abounds in 'wise saws, Introduced
with the peculiar and humor OF this nmi,able writer,
hnu In all the reflective
faculties of the reader. containing practical truths which
| it would be well TO ponder and remember
The History of The C,usaiss BY JOSEPH FRANCOIS MICH
AUD Translated from the French by W KoBsoN. vols
8 vo. Published by REpFIKLp, New York (For sale
| by TAYLOR " MAUKY)
This History Of the Crusades. the most celebrated OF
the works OF its dis,ing author, has for many
years enjoyed high European reputation and as We
are not that any history OF these memorable
as elaborate and extended the before has here
ofore been published in this country give these vol
umes cordial greeting From the partial perusa which
have given this history satisfied that the
thor thoroughly understood his subject and though not
free from political and religious pr.judces are dis
posed TO think has given faithful history as can
now be written OF the unexamped mania for con-
quering the Holy Land, which, famed into life by
the zeal of Peter the Hermit broke in unrestralna.
BILE violence in the latter part OF the 18th century, and
with comparatively few intervals OF quiet continued 10
P,ismaties BY RlouAkD HAYwARDs. APPLETON N Co
New Y rk. (For sale by TAYLOR MAuRY.)
This beautifully printed and handsomely illustrated
volume contains series Of essays, taes, poems and
ballads full OF humor and pa,hos, and all revealing
in The author the possession OF highly cultivated mind
appreciave heart, and exquisite literary The
sketches entitled "The Last Picture" "Aunt Miranda, -
and Orangc Blossoms" would do credit the author OF
the "Rcveries OF a Bachelor"
Memoirs Of Mary l.. JYare, wife OF Henry Ware, IT,
BY EpwAap b. HALL. Fifth thousand Published by
CRosBY, NlcHoL- Co, Boston.
Mrs Wares life, though marked by many vcisstudes
and burdened with trials and long pro,raced sick
ness OF ever.acve ceaseess exercise OF those
Christian charities and virtues which adorned her char.
acer and which rendered her beloved by wide circle OF
relatives and friends Her memoirs appear be faith.
fully given, without preenson fictitious colorag Nor
any needed for have seldom read the biography
OF who possessed much unpreiendng worth, and
active devotion in the performance Of all Christian and
domestic duties, and yet, at the time never went
beyond the proper sphere of woman.
Sickas, and Heath in Btsb1m. Published by Crosby,
i NICHOLS * Co.
This narrative, originally published in "Household
Words" is fictitious in part. but founded upon certain
incidents in the life OF Mrs Ware whose memoirs we
have just noticed 1t is The history Of severe pcsence
which devastated retired hamlet in England, and OF The
courage and hefosn with which she devoted all her
energies the relief OF the suffering and orsaken inhab
ian,s.
Memorials and Coropoademet Of Cha iss Ja,n, Foe Ed
tied by Lord Jous RUSSELL 2 vols. svo. BLANCHARD Sc
| LkA. tFot sale by FRAscK TAyLos.)
/ The obec, OF this work is give a complete life
of MIR Fox, but to arrange his correspondence and to
suboin such notes will TO explain the al.
luded in his letters The materials principally
collected by the late Lord Holland Their chief value.
as well novelty, will be found in the letters of Mr.
Fox to Lord Holland. written between the years 1890 and
1905 Having, within few days past transferred to our
columns a somewhat extended notice OF these volumes
| from the Evening Post" desire merely to in
form our eaders that they be procured in this city
The Hsiory of ht Restoration Of Mo~aychv in France
BY ALrHossK LsxAsrSE. Vol 4. HAKrEss fFor
sale by n. FArSHAs)
This volume, commencing with the death OF Napoleon,
concludes the history Of the restoration with the osra
csm of Charles and his departure from Cborbourg for
] Scotland.
The author concludes this history with the following
sentence: New monarchies demolished by their
enemies; restored ones by their friends Nothing sur
wives but the Divine power which manifess itself in the
sovereignty of the people, and which liberty renders
legitimate.
tn. Complete Works Of S1nps Taylor Coieridss. Edited
by Professor suEop. Vol. 5. HARrESs. tFor sale by
1 X. FArSuAs)
Having than occasion expressed our opin-
ion Of The valuable service rendered to the public by the
Harpers in publishing complete edition OF the works Of
this spirit and OF the able manner in which Pro
lessor Sbedd has performed his editorial dulie, il re-