New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-02

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Aurs he contributions Gud se,ura relating purely
Ar,icau subjects whih aw trcai,d IN q manner 10 nior
ct an olasses of rvsdc1v The Nirsnian Canaan
Wl,krc description II slrinc tour in the interior Of
,hc Oj lNmir'cu. Illustrated h, prc'asen OF comic
Ets,irAR a MyrmssV io Plymouth gives an account
1T he rstnt F,sie c( that ancient together with
suvttN quaint historical r,nniseenccs Tho Nowoono,'
/, thsoAeioN well susoius the pronso of the frat install
Of charters The contents o hisnnmbpr fnr The
rst arc Of lighter character than usual hui solid matter
,rcu, hN BE- curd En- The li tors Table which hes
tlh no v.h,mcpt srbo the political corrupions OF
dc cay The writer even lrcf,r the No Government doc
trc 10 that SO 10 hc N,or belongs to Spois lie sayS
"Ccns,psivc as may hc il harl very harl TO feel
r,,ivucc human respect, Cor political action whose
lalssi acknowledge aim is tho attainment Of power
EfOcrwugd Of partisan services or the punishment Of
rsri.ar opponents We had better believe in N, govern
,rt 81 al than in such avnl proclamation Of the idoa
-i,n ~ his hoolof, say bitter things fanacsm and
iAt Mon aaus. them they don>unce them enemies Of
al sw and order ana Of all good government Auiyel the
Grssc with an his violence his intolerance h5 sided
res is much respectable character than such poll
tcsn Conl and with HE ordinary pouier md get
tupof caucus resolutions the ultra Abci.ioaist the
&c government man. the rabd come outer is an honor to
humanity lie is NJ least. man in earnest, with car
r,.i uiscf,h purpose and therefore more hghsouled
ana M ever, way el being than the most regular con
frront party usage who has 10 better notion Of the
nature and end Of government than is usually exhibited in
party IrOcccd'ngs
JANUARY AND June Bc,se ovrDooz TriSKlvas AND PRE-
SIDE MrsNSs b. seaj. + raGor nnnor PIP I'I samuel
Tie key note to this volume Is the sentiment awakened
by the presence of Nature and the memories of tho Past
In various forms: tbs addressed the sympathy of the
readc ard illustrated by profus wealth Of personal ex
perenc,s To tie dry literal prosaic mind the choicest
pearls the volume will be pebbles bu. those who
are not ashamed Of feeling through horror OF sentimental
sm VIII here find many touches Of that go 10 the
heart The writer has lively poscal fancyhis brain is
stored with rryal images and recolecions-he suggestive
aspects Of life have not appealed in vano his inner
ard The emotions thus called forth expressed in quaint
but not inappropriate dcon His book belongs unique
order of literature; one must be confessed not yet quite
legiinad in spite Of The Of TX Marvos Rsyeres
Of Bachelor but which for aught know Is mach
entitled place geometry statistics St tits rather
avenuresoIne experiment crowd many sweets into
piece Of CONT ctioncry and fear tina; tho appetite Will
be often coyed before the dainty offering is digesied
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A new edition of standard poet recommended by its
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GIFuLAF tie high flying Scotch iterateur, who intro
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critical estimate of his poetry In this essay, Mr. Gillian
tones down his usual ntoerebe spendor TO the level Of
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volume VIII be welcome.
GRAMMAR or TEE SPANISH LANGUAGE. By NJ scHELs
WE'RE. limo Up 273 ID Appleton Co.
For the advanced students of the Spanish language
this Grammar may be unhesitatingly recommended 1t
brings the subject down the present day embracing the
changes in Spanish photography and grammar OF recent
date and tie improved ideas which have resulted from the
progress Of comparative pboogy In addition to the
ta features Of practical grammar contains able and
instructive sketch of tho history of the Spanish language
While the irrelevant matter which encurnbers many of tho
most popular manuals hes been carefully excluded
ooInFN DREAMS AND LEADENo REALITIES By Ralph
Raven limo Up "a Putnam Co.
Here book TO throw cod water on the evcr5h dream
ers who see nothing but visions of wealth and spenior in
tho mirage of California The author frankly relates his
dappoinIncnts bur writes without bitterness His hard
fare has neither soured tanned his spirit He aims at
rInusemon rather than instruction though both abun
dainty found in his pages As record Of odd personal OK
peiiencos bravely borne and quantity described the vol
ume VIII interest a large circle OF readers.
HYTATlA Or NV FoEs Az OLD FACE By Chas Kings
lev Jr 2vos. l2uo Crosby. Nichols Co
Devoted to exposition Of the philosophical and ref
eous lessons which are taught by the fifth century to the
of of
hness Of description which gave such electric power
70 the fiery revelations of ALTON Locke 1t is learned
elaborate often wrought; with occasional passages of
glowing forvor deeply re6ocve Of high religious tone
but liz erudion gives The stiffness Of cloth # gold is
artificial even TO eidty and the reader at last worries
through from q sense Of duty rather than from sponane
Gus delight
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