New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

FlmiLIEs isrnO PIP. u q. French.
reprint Of medical tract by the celebrated founder cf
the Chrome Thermal System" DR. SAMUEL DIoEsoS. o.
Ioidon and edited by WILLIAM TuRrER NJ D. Of this
Cny The principles Of this system which in opposition
to he Anti Phlogis,ic Practice especially the employment
Of bleed letting ss a remedy forth with eIrnestness
end ability 1t stated that according numerical
parisors the agitation OF the question blood letting
has been found TO increase the fatality by three 70
in Of apopeIy and inflammation Of the chest great
change hes hence place in the practice OF medicine in
accordance with the heterodOI which their first pub
LEGATION regarded insulting 10 the intelligence Of the
entire profession For example instead Of bleeding eech
ing and otherwise lowering the vital force Of the patient
certain physicians have adopted the practice Of giving bark
iron and other onics in where they would have
expected only certain death by inflammation from such
course A catalogue of eminent physicians who have dis
onrded the depetoy method given in proof Of this state
ment We not aware, until found asserted in
this tina, upward Of four hundred practitioners in the
United State have adopted the medical principles which
nculcGtos
THE LIFE OF MOTH A ns INSECTS By Prof B.
Tie author Of this work is distinguished European
naturalist who has found adopted home in this country
After pursuing his chronological Investigations for many
yoGrs during extensive travels in Europe Asia and the
American continent he proposes ebody their fruits in
the resent series which TO be issued in monthly nun
bers until faithful representation of the principal species
OF insects in this country shall have been completed The
number brought is a favorable specimen Of the
character Of the work and promises hat will prove of
interest both TO the students and the Of
natural history. In oonnexon with the lucid scientific
details appropriate 10 the subject the author presents
81 episodes Of navel in the Crmes which shows that he
commands descriptive pen which in lveness and vigor is
not often surpassed Each number of tine work viii be
Illustrated by colord engravngs drawn and painted from
nature We commend the publication the liberal patron
age TO which is entitled by its merits
TRACTS OF .THE, ROMAN AND MOOR BY BAcusLoa
PIP 45c Lainpor Blakeman Co
In this unpreendng free and easy, and often careless
record of the experience Of young traveller in Iay and
Spain have plenty Of interesting "reminiscences and
generally oppressed in quite readable form lie tells
not only what he himself but in many what
Others have before him The connection between the
present condition Of the countries which he visited aud
their historical antecedents is illustrated by multitude Of
opposite examples and descriptions The work viii abun
dainty reward pcrual by its fund both OF Information and
amusement
GENIUS AND FAITH on Pot1Ry AND RELIGION rHs, No.
IutL RELATIONS By WM C. SoorT. l9mo Pr 523 Charles
Tie topics to which this work is devoted are discussed in
hloemic spirit 1t aims to exhibit the harmony of the
CHRISTIAN system with the nobles exercises of genius
batting in the first place the pudices of the wording and
ia attic against poetry and then waging against the
Of talent and taste who suppose that and religion
obstacles to the highest efforts Of the intellect The
work shows excellent intentions but not signal ability
TIE Bbi0fkeca Sdcra for October opens with rambling
and incorcusive attack Phrencogy by Prof Pond Of
Bangor presenting strong contrast TO the scientific tone
which usually prcdomnaes in that periodical This is fol
lowed by collection of interesting extracts from the ag
mentsry writings Of the late Prof b. b, Edwards They
give favorable impression of his love of truth aud spirit
- = IT,
pre- eminent profound and admirable ethical discussion
suggested by recent criticisms President Edwards the
DRY of virtue in order The Prophet Jonah is
the ubec of elaborate e1egetesl and historical article
by Professor Stowe The Relation of the Grecan the
Christian Ethics translated from the German Of Neander,
by Geo p. Fisher contains many striking points The
brief notices and literary intelligence in this Quarterly
always prepared with good Judgment and Present much
interesting information. (Andover' w. + Draper &
Bfoth,r)
The North american Rcrec for October makes its ap-
Pc the heel Of the Quaere containing several
ices of unusual interest notice of the Life of Cole
gives lively sketch Of that distinguished artist, together
tn variety Of personal remniscenees concerning him
forming very agreeable biographical memoir The So
oiety of the Cincinnati The Early History of Massachu
sotis" Memorials Of Fox, Blesk House, Irrigation
in India" Uncle Toms Cabin" and May Tudor" are
the subject Of the remaining articles Tie review of I'm
Gle Toms Cabin" shows the strong proslAvery spirit
which has become second with the Editor of the
North American. &c S Francis & CO.
TIE AMerloaH EyMoOstoal School Grammar BY Rev
+ KSieHToS is recommended by the cesrness Of its
its multiplicity Of practical examples its liberal
construction Of the principles Of good grammar and is
copous treatment of the etymoogy OF our language With
cut claiming any unusual degree Of originality the work
presents admirable condensation OF the soundest gram
ms,iea rrles-TA Yong Composer and The Primary
Grobpar BY the author jad cioas elementary
manuals issued with the work already noticed in Pe;or.on
Cheap Educational Series
Totks i he PRIME Nrm5ers BY EDWARD HISKtEI.
This work is intended to Gil space not yet occupied by
any similar treatise in this country II explains the methods
Of ascerisning prime numbers furnishes ta5es Of them
mere extensive and convenient than usual in common
srhmecs and illustrates their practical application to he
solution of many important problems Great labor and
care are exhibited in the volume which cannot fail to recon
mend itself the attention Of msihemsteal stuaents sVo
ID 2l6 c. S Francis
Tiekror Reed Fields have issued edition OF PRIoRs
La Il Burke in their usual style Of elegant typography
The lovers Of sound and substantial literature mast wei
come the reTrnt OF works ike this amidst the rush OF
modern ephemera publications. Written in cool calm
.yle II furnishes 10 stimulus to morbid intellectual excite
M mt but pTtsenis ghtfu and instructive picture Of
genuine greatness the person OF the extraordinary man