New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

tie auhoess Of this volume has collected the poetca pro
ducticps which have already had wide circulation in d
fr,ni forms together with several which are now for tn
frat time presented to the public They consist for the
most part Of personal and domestic sentiment expressed in
flowing
The Infdthty Of ne Times by the Rev w IT. Corning.
IL vehement attempt to unmssk tho religion. skep.csm
which said to Turk in the writings of Andrew jackson
Davis. and tie performances Of the spirit rsppers and
mesnerss The reasonngs Of the writer viii attract
attention 10 the subject but viii probably contribute little
toward its elusidaton dewitt & Co, De Witt g.
Davenport
Tie Nec York Monthly il the title Of new magazine Of
which have received the first number II is conducted
by Griffin Farnsworh, editors of TIE ~ T. DI.eim9n.
The contents of this number quite readable but with
tho exception of Every Bodys Table dshed up by the
edors there is nothing to show whether they original
selected The magazine is brought out In fair style but
promises improvement in future Issues.
BIooksosds Mago=ine for Jan republished by Scott
g. Col opens with an entertaining summary Of travels in
Persia by French painter A view of the English at
home by Freedman, is compressed from recent tour
into readable article The Last Fruit OF an Old Tree,
BY Walter Savage Landor is the subject of graceful and
appreciave crique The rationale drnkingis given
in an amusing paper on The Beverages We Infuse."
pamphlet issued from the press of the America Bible
Society containing Tile Testimony Of Distinguished Lqyen
to the value of the Scriptures particularly in their bearing
on civil and social life Among the authorities quoted we
find The names of Chevaer Bunsen, VIM c. Rives VIM
IL Seward Professor Siliman, OK Chancellor Walworth
and long list of other emnen men dsceased.
TIE Hort cultural Reciec is periodical devoted to
Horticulture and Botany, edited by JSo. A. WARDER and
JANIS w. WARD. and published by H. w. Derby, Gin
cinnai The fis numbsr is filed with valuable matter
and q well executed colCred Illustration of "MeAysy's
Superior 1t is issued in style highly creditable to the
enterprise and taste OF the publisher.
TIE Nec Church Repository for January, edited by GEO
Bush, in addition to variety Of original papers doc
trinal subjects has copous supply Of information in
gard to the condition and progress OF the Swedenborgan
faith in this country The excellent spirit and marked abi
ty of this journal commend it to the attention of the
ligious public.
WooDBURYs Germ0n-Enehh and English German
Reader has been prepared by experienced teacher with
reference TO the wants of beginners in both the English
and German languages and will be found of special service
IL Sunday Schools for foreigners which purpose has been
constantly kept in view by the editor (Ivison Phinney)
An edition of the Rev. DR. Norris celebrated discourse
the death of Gen. HAMILTON is published by G. Y Van
Debogor Schenectady. This discourse originally de-
lvred nearly half century since and presents inter
esing specimen Of the doquence Of its distinguished au
thoi when in the brilliant morning of his fame.
r. Van Diem hos issued the frs number Of serial
devoted 10 the lives OF Distinguished American 1t
tsns biographical sketch and portrait Of WILLIAM II.
SEWARD. The succeeding numbers will furnnh lives Of
Everett Marcy Bryant and other political aad literary ce
lebritiss.