New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

w.uhpown Boston ship master Tho Captain
niIv arrived from India; and one evening soon after
,r3ysI 4 happened that the Wings OF TIE town were
h,;ns he recent victory of their party 10 Massachu
% ;a he usual way with cannou. rockets etc. Cap.
snt dow in the village 70 see the fan leaving lue
De- ~ The window with his mother watching the rockets
"op ser bic fathers departure the boy suddenly became
,ery sofious. and SAID
.: Mother am afraid
g. Afraid Of what = inquired his mother
why he replied Il am afraid the guns will shoot my
sfer; and think the rockets viii bur" my fe"'e"'y
FstAtv. they 60 up so high
T2s N,to- York Quarterly which is now published Y
rs.syes Norton, is faithful TO the spirit s<An
b;ck for some time has marked rs pages me opsnng
.,tce on Mohammed and the Arabian Empire Siun Oh
,srous information conveyed in style OF uocomn N
s,einess and briliancy. "Oiendorh German ne'nou
80. srh;o, ~ vsIusbe essay giving historical account
various systems for the stu OF languages
sah numerous important critical suggestions and remarks
sTba Rlosse in Both Henri pheres is an ingenious and
1000, rsrsllel between Rousseau and Franklin. The sub
-. ~ poorLaws and the Sources OF Poverty" is dis
n..sd In A well considered and well written article. An
msie Of the literary character Of De Quincy is given in
,.per Of considerable ability, though unequal in execu.
,oa and Of too much preension. The Life and Services
a Arago" form the theme the scientific article which
opstues speciality Of each number Of this periodical
seesopable account of The Dsnuan Principales and
Ne Wsr" follows and the number is closed with copous
md apparently Impartial retrospect OF the Heai0 Vi ~
past quarter ,......,, a
The NORTH american RevteW under its new editorial ana
ubsbipe administration has taken fresh start and IN s
recent issue reminds us Of It's refined literary tastes ana
brIisncy Of competition in the pHmy days OF the Ever
t,ts and Pafey In the variety of its subjects ana the
t and Independence with which they are discussed we
fnd satisfactory guarantee of the success OF the regime
,b;eb IL naucurntes The wide field Of topics which il oc
p;ss will be seen by glance at its contents They com
rifs aBunsens Hyppoly,us" Lie Of DIR Judson, Nj G
npere and the Philippine Islands MIL on the Theory oil
esussion" "Beauehesnes Louis XVII Grotes History
sGreece" memoirs Of Francis Horner' "a Frontier
Missionary and Loysist" Early French Poetry Me
s.irs of Robert Ranou" and Critical Notices SOd By
Francis g. Coz
The Chrisfian E1aminer discusses the Woman Ques
n" "The Commences Of the GOspe The Poetry ofthe
su6s" and reviews DR. Ju1sons Life" and O'yoots
sFoot Prints of Provdentsl Leaders The homeopathic
iutons of practical wisdom entitled Reflections are con
fnued and well deserve the attention of those who are
end Of instruction in such doses just and
ceiling notice of the late Ma lam Emerson, mother OF
Ralph aldo closes the number SOd by Francis ~ Col
The North British Revieac, in the reprint of l. Scott
Co has for its leading article most eloquent and apprec
ye notice of Madame de Stae and several OF her ilun
BUS contemporaries A paper on American Novels viii
tract attention though 1t possesses no special importance
Tho Book of One Hundred Beverages for family use,
by VIM Bernhard is a valuable manual especially for nva
ida There is no in il c. 3 Francis d Co are the
pubshex