New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

Iii reap nothing but honor and advantage thereiro
orrnng with e origin Of Exchanges IN the division oil
-, .ur ,ufbor suceincfly exhibits the power which
aa,;ves from tie liberalization Of emplcynents
-. ,bs enlarged comforts and independence Of its IN
-, ,n.pbers. Association, we are told is the
..ro,...one Of genuine free trade and progress Inc
asosnd for the products OF labor depends soieiy Oh
,hs amount Of labor employed in prodneuon' ana On
,he variety of branches 10 which IS devoted ID inc
a.eus.op Of this subject We are frequently referred
a. ,he vyeieLty authority Of ADAM SMITH, whose vews
b,opcbt in to enforce or Illustrate those OF our ai-
,ho- with which they are generally in entire unison
m. infinitely greater importance Of the home over the
f,.gn trade as we'll as the greater economy, safety
"a r.n;dt, with which il il carried on we have never
more strkingly or conyincingy presented than IN
on. esay and We can only rejoice that such truths at
las, presented in form TO make it accessible for use
:. ,e Instruction Of the high schools and colleges OF
the Republic.
Tho srcceedng chapter or Money and Price, and
A. eo.I one on Government also models OF COM
oo seuse and lucid reasoning, applied under the GU
lance Of sound fundamental principles, to the expos
on Of bjects considered as reconcile in themselves,
and involved in great deal Of superpositous obscurty
nv the General crowd Of writer's We shall attempt
,nsls Of these chapters but conclude our prolonged
remarks BY earnestly commenting this little volume 10
The public We regard it not only as creditable to
he national literature but as permanent addition 10
tbe science Of Political Economy.
s,5yif Infercours by HERMAN Snow. l2mor PIP
ia Croby Nichols Coz Devoted to incidents Of per-
.na experience while investigating the socalled modern
.n;raI communications this little volume contains record
NJ facts which in opinion, far from sustaining the
n OF the author that departed spirits hold sensible IN
sycourae with the inhabitants Of This mundane sphere The
TO !. an esteemed Minister Of the Unitarian denomna
, and hes applied himself with great assduy to cxper
;r On the subject Some Of the incidents which he re-
,,e. are nat little curious but with regard to their origin,
A. ,ss n. entirely in the dark His volume is very well
en rressntng in that respect agreeable contrast to
moi ~ The sprt literature and IS marked by intelligence
, eu NJ sound moral feeling II viii doubtless be read by
ali whose studies lie in the direction of the supramundane
word and they certainly might spend their time in reading
wore books
p,,rIo,o,ey. Shirt Ropp,ag and TdLh TtPpiags
EyroseJ By Prof CHARLES G. PACE This IS q ianatica
efuson making quick work with the whole matter by as
eribnp II to "devsh insrumentaties, operating how
eversu the natural way Error, mereenary motives, i'm
posture and Illusion" according to the writer explain oil
The phenomena for which spiritual agency has been claimed
e fails TO make out case and dogmatzes quite az unsat
isf.riorly as the beots on he oher side. 2mo9 PIP &C.
Appleton Coz
Voopprny's Elementary German Rcader-A valuable
addition TO the authors excellent series of works for ele
,ofnsry instruction in the German language 1t consists OF
iudcous collection of pieces both in prose and
from classical German writers arranged on the method OF
easy and natural graduation from the simplest style to the
most difficult idoms and accompanied with copous yo-
cabuary references to grammatical principles and liberal
Army Of explanatory notes In cOnnexiOn with Mr. WOOL
burys previous publications forms complete and effect
i've apparatus for the study Of German and may be unhes
atngy recommended for is brevity simplicity and prac
tcal adaptation 10 the wants OF the learner With com
paravoly brief study Of the principal grammatical forms
the puun who makes faithful use OF this manual viii
almost impercpbly glide over the obstacles which are
ofn 80 I'm dablc 10 the beginner and attain sufficient
ma terry of the language for the intelligent perusa Of the
bishr GCrman classics, without tho aid of an in
stu Tor. Demo PIP 2io Newman & lvison)
TIE Cologuioi French Roaocy, by LOUIS FAsQUELLEs.
This voum. consists of series of easy selections from ap
proved models Of French composition with cooquia exer
ciscs grammatical explanations and full vocabulary. 1t
is v,ry much on the plan Of Woodburys German Reader
Of which we have oxpr sed favorable opinion above
Qgmo, pp $50. Newman lvison)
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
CRYSTAL PALACE, Monday, Sept. 5, 1853
Cash on hand, 80
Cash received this day. .................... 40 IS
Total. 65
j L. RROWN. AGENT