The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-02

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Literary notices.
Theory Of Politics. An Iuqairy into .he Foundations Of
n,s and tho Causes and Psogrem OF Political
Revolutions BY Richard HildTeth anthor Of The "Hir
tory OF the Un,ed States OF America" DO. New York.
Harper. 1858 vo., PIP. ia Cor sale by r. Farnhsm)
We merely announce This publication. without attempt.
ing determine It's entire with the commonly
accredited political principles of our age and county Sui
fee il to say that the talented author 10 strong and bold
thinker and seeks give to his reflections the frsests
PRESTON e IA Ia
The Manual Of creek Ltafsvs from tho earliest authel-
tic friends TO the close the byzantine Era BY Charlie,
Authon LII. d. professor Of the Greek and Latin Ian.
puugos in Columbia College. New York, Hsrpsn 8
vo, PIP. $50. Ger sale by Il. Farnhaml
Th, work. by enc Of the bcst-known and most eminent
scholars in country will be received with general
welcome by all classes Of reading men, although It's publ
cation solely tho design Of aiding the siude Of
guished an ornament Besides embr Acng Biographical
accounts the various Grecian authors II nbodies also
Of learning and criticism in relation to poetry
music, the drama, philosophy, medicine, art and history,
as existed among the Creeks There IL no single Eng
fish work which occupies this ground that ~ all within
the reach OF moderate moars. II this work mosn wi,hs
favorable reception. Of which we entertain no aOubs
will be followed by similar manual Of Roman lien.
ture. % .4
The 7tqctu and the Parent Tre atise upon Common.
School Educatlon containing Practcsi Suggestions to
Teachers and Parents. BY Charles Norhend, NJ,
superintendent OF public schools, Danvers, Ma,sachu
sets Nc., &c. Sd edition. New York. Barnos d Co.
Cincinnati. Derby u Go 1853. g We, up. 325.
Massachusetts by the excellence oi her school system
and by its results, has come to havs authory
10 questions Of education which Is rarely disputed Sho
Of the neghboring State. amongst whom Con-
necticut and New York must be especially mentioned have
achieved such great results in the elevation of tho
masses, and in bringing teaching 10 The oon oil noble
and dignsd science, as 10 have earned the 9r,ads Of
the republic and the world Every enlightened nation in
Europe has sought at their Institutions, by repeated
missions the OF nghcnmcnt W 2ch the Protest.
an, mind of New England and New York first inausuraed
And still these prototypes Of the common school system
yet their infancy and the results achieved are ny tho
first fruits OF The mi ghy harvester advancement and elev-
ton which will enfch their people New York, with Der
900 schools her sgric colleges he nnme
rous academies and universities, and her schools for the
teachers, nearly a free. has taken sispin
advance which other communities most soon initiate, II
hev desire to be found in her company. This work will.
IN part, reveal the painsakng methods, and tho ener-
gec which have prove 80 cessiu In New Erg
lard and New York, and we earnestly recommend sveY
and every parent be guided by it, counses and
The large experiences of its tFos sale sby Tsyer
Maury)
Poems, BY Thomas Buchanan Rssd. new snd ca
larged edition Philadelphia. A. Hart 1853. limo.
PIP. $50. (For sale by Taylor Msnry)
These poems have received 20 he stenton at the
hands Of the read public or Else new eooh would
nor have been now offered
The uus soul of poetry will not 10 found IN the greater
number of the pieces Of which the mcs are lyrical yeta
few have undoubled merit boih n thought and expression
A., for instance the verses entitled 1.-The Cio Scene"
History and Dseriytio~ Of lie Baiimorsa~d OAo Railroad
By a Citizen Of Baltimore. Murphy ~ Co, Psumofe
1883. Large svo., PIP. 2Oo it N1tktHh
This printed book is adorned with the Po'-
traits of Messrs Brown, Thomas. and other gentlemen
DISTINGUISHED in the inception and PR scculon Of tho
mighty enterprise whose completion has begun TO shed
such lustre the future OF Baltimore iaigs map Also
it, showing tho route OF tho road and Oh ns
in OF comm tion which taus unos tho commerce
Of the Mississippi and tho ChesaI cake Tho an'a'efnk
zsal and perseverance, which tho citizens Of Baltimore
have shown since the commencement o. ms srcc"asM
in 1896 u deserve the rewards which viii undoubtedly DO
real,zed IN the increase Of their trade with the vsH West
Tyar,is in Egyp, AID Paie,ti~e BY ]. Th,nas M d.
philadelphia, Lippnco,t, Grsnbc, h Co .los0 limo,
DID, ia (For sale BY Taylor Msoty)
Much can be e,rned from travellers bit whet Or tho
author Of this book has said anyth now either ad DO
sorptive or reflective character. concerning rgion"
often ,ravesed by the most leaned men oil mod I'm times
/, fashionable. Yet, pleassnt iea ion Il ncihn'
and i'm pressio II is work that will be welcome 10 mo"
readers, .eM .....4.4.s .-ts.r... .
Tbs Political and MiIitsry Hsory Of Tho CsmpoP""
tateyioo Translated from the French Of General Baron
De Jomni, by s. v. Bsnei, U. s. ordnance. Rednso'
New York 1883 limo, PIP. 2H. tFor sale by Taylor
| &c MauIy)
Waterloo 10 here fought again. but with wonderful
i'm raliry and from national passion and preo
dice This eminent French soldier and author has consd.
cred the Of Waterloo from s'sns6c view 'hn'
log Of those hotrd aspects Of war; assio cruel
w. and bloodshed The uansIator has succeeded u COM
monty well in preserving the vsacily Of tho anthof.