New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-01
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PUBLISHED THIS MORNING.
- W z L L LIFE AT SEA;
FuS, FsIsArEs. AND YACHTING,

Fuy, FsIsArEs, AND YAcHrNs.i
With Iurs;rstops Price 81.
CONTENTS:
Cruise Of aGuineamAn-Ftz Cabin Or the Admir.s Pet
Horpsward Bound-Cruse Of the Ids-Aq1are Expedition
from Gibraltar to BsrcelonsM Sassbys Yacht-Ths Death
Shot; Tale Of the Coast Guard
The article. which make up this volume have been sele.,ed
Of he .se Most Of them originally sppe.red in the Ua,ed
Service Journal he Nautical BlsckwOOdD Amoos its able
eontrtutcrs are Buwer Dickens Thaeksray and Capt
nav suhor Of the brilliant novel entitled singleton Fer
leroy the best Enssh tale since Tom Crngles Log
viii Be found TO posses. the characteristic humor Of MAyat
blended With the ruth,nnes Of description that charm
ps in Cooper'. Nautical Ferisns1 sasalo Daily Republic
This volume made up OF various articles selected from
OF the mosi ingenious and amusing WRITES sad n'sd %
each distinct chsractsr but they are al records OF
Startling or funny IN as way q 1sae ieye s
are IS well executed this, cannot fall TO be- highly at
This Is series Of nautical yarns rrofss.edy from the log
book Of Of the me.s series OF sea stories
Tenn as pen e. Ss .ana as 10 Th
United Service Journal and the prophet upon whom have
fallen he @sRe' of MHryait and cSsPeT We sSaiany wei
The articles which make up hi, volume have selected
with great care from the writings Of some q the best nautical
auhois Sea life sbounds greatly in incidents that nautical
tales possess ehRes that other species Of COMO
st!on can possibly lay claim to-
This book IS will be Inferred from It's title collection Of
marue narratives giving view Of life the Vastly deep IL
avery readable work full of excitement, interest infOrma
ton and The articles Il contains have been m
ected with and good Judgment writings of
of the best authors of the age"
Syracuse Daily Journal
The admirers Of Cooper and Msrystt will fnd 10 these
r.vss much Of the genuine humor and vivid imagery that
their novels so great charm"
Gazette and Democrat, Penn.
Zach part written in pleasing eAe style and shows
the sailor every possible attitude. Although the work Is
said 70 be from the Log Book OF Younstar Of the Mess
nty prepared Old Salt IL Is done in the mos,
beautiful STYLE the being in humble opinion, Of
the most and beet finished works the enterpng pub
fishers have ever issued" The susquehanna Journal
THE Nautical stories which compose this volume have been
selected with much labor and from the sketches Of
OF the best tale writer's The book will undoubtedly have
vide circulation" Hartford Daily Times
The yarns have apart from their intrinsic value the great
M nit bevty; full dashng adventure and glowing descrp
ton they the thing help along idle ours and
predict the book which contains eight stories
eseh OF itself read not surpassed by
similar work OF the present day Toledo Com Repub
exceedn ely Interesting and truthful description OF
He the calm the the wreck the lights and shadows Of
the mariners existence beautifully sketched One feature
that adds greatly the absorbing Of the arises
from the various localities In which the incidents
uines Malta Indian Ocean &c with ali their varying
Among the contributors Bulwer Dickens rhaekeray,
and Capt Hsnnsy the author OF Pom Crnge's Log The
all shoupd with pleasant humor and truthful description
Of aud possess interest seldom eyinced by nautical
warns Of fiction The vast literary storehouse sbouni
Ii. In incidents avs fresh and varied and Swell Life will
never TO be an entertaining companion
They to the life, and redolent Of the brine.
The National .Egs
II 4 certainly work that exceeds in interest anything yet
offered to the public lWaverly Advocate
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