New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

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Tie July number Of Ii> HessEsAsEer reprinted \,
Scott Co, contains .rg. proportion o. soha sics.
which IN the general reader on this side Of the in,a -,
prove too heavy for agreeable psrussl "JOha Ke,,s
The Life 81 Moore ard BslIsc and his wHfines- A..
TIE only articles Of popular character In the vi.v
,hs Contemporary Literature Of America" We IND a.
cusnt expressions Of opinion. taa mus. strike every s,
gent Au.sIican r-sdsr simply OdicrOEs For ns.0o..
Inssrscl. ,ssquipedsli.n History Of the War Ss,,.
Gr.s, Britain .sd America is chars ,teriIea as .O4e
"of complese Americsnism both Of thought and it,.
and thoroughly enjoys able on that account II A.,.
any writer in his country, svsys excepting The Rev n
Cox. ard the professional faers OF passn, medicines N.
bears The eighties, resemblance 70 Mr. Iaserso on HI, IA.
salts aid thank Ts< H,iini.sr 70 give L. his u,
Ire srson TO Bancroft in ecaOo With such A.,o.
blower lugerso.l is absolute critical profanity
rHs KS7cEpRsocKEn
A,puFhtly number Of the venerable ~Kack~ cOs,,,
iDg hber.l supply of the peculiar mate' which reads,
have s.rned always to expect in this magazine mn
karrer.. and Mountains Sketches Of Travel a,
Chssc'er' A Few Photographs are Of TIA r;,A
stamp FIR popular resdrg George Herbert firaisa.
TIE theme for ,resnsd AID Appr-cs;ivs criticism An,
article ThscksrE.y's Women, t.ke- the populv uv
..i severely to task or hi. ve-s Of their spA.s
condition. and duties In -yle ard sentiment, this A,
Der Of uncommon meri, We trust the Anonymous vim,
IS .rcng the regular contributors. Of tie poetry, Va
which this number sbourds nothing 0lesses us better IA,
II quaint lines entitled a Rlstic Ssbb.ih Picture
rrR COMPLETE WORKS OF SAMUEL TAYLOR com
RIpGE. Vs- VII. LIMO, PIP IA hsrpert Br'shrrs
With this volume. ths sdmrsbls edition Of COlerils,
,rpcrinterd by Professor Shedd j. brought 10 = Gle.
II contains the poei,s and ir~stc works 81 the su1
Which many readers will value more highly than al q
trsIscenderts metaphysics. We welcome the complsta
Of this edition fitting tribute - the merits IT grs
English writer, who has found his most sPprsoiaiivs A.
mirers IN .hi. country Without spsonl.ng the per.
nanence Of Coierdgss t.Irs. freely sckn'~edge or
sense Of bis salu,ary influence the dev-opmeni Il
American thought His suggestive hnts have fallen %
rot ur fruitful soil, opened psh Of light 20 nunsus
.rarch.rs for truth and aroused 20 fresh sct lily snd hs
more than one struggling iitelleet, which without bis "
pienant guidance would have become the victim of sop
,isIn and despsir Professor Shedd has acquitted hnsf
OF his deca;s literary tax in preparing this edition 10
the press. with eminent Judgment sud success Ths pcr
Trait Of CoeriJge which forms the fronspisce Of ts
vesme il not unspt expression Of his simplicity nd
unworldness Of character.
The Bruno end Fo,eiga Miico CAirgrsieal Rsries ~
July is r,publ,bed by 5 : & w Wood II is dllei Va
elaborate scientific aud photographed articles in the is
psrtmen's 10 which it is devoted.
We have received A Orafi0n on tia b .me y Bsabv
M, delivered in the Brosd~sy Tabernacle by PsrrA C
BlT,R 1t spirited and patriotic performance, Ca
tanning several eloquent passages especially those in d
fsrse Of the Common School System
Tie Second Part of 7ke Uatsd Stats HAstratG ia
Issued by Hermann j Meyer, contains views Of New0
leans The Capitol At Washington, Scenery gu tue Mss,
sppi With letter press descriptions work both for IA
ibrsTy and The drawing room.