New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

Of to the public mind and keep the subject A
ore tie attention Mr. WedgewOod, the celebrated porn
eesin manufacturer designed cameo with this repre
sentston, which much snent by ladies
was engraved the seal OF the Anti Slavery Society
and was Ssed by its members in sealing ali thsir letter..
lh OF .larksons was handsomely engraved large.
old fashioned oornehaD and surely we look with emo
lion on tie sword OF departed hero which best we
can CONSIDER only as necessary evil may look with
uumngled pleasure on this memorial Of q blOodless
victory.
when retired to my for the night could no, bu,
feel that the place was naiowe unceasng prayer hal
thee been offered for the enslsyed and rcnsei race OF
Africa by that noble and broherly heart oaii not but
feel thar those prayers had had wider reach ,hsn the
mere extinction Of slavery in land or coanr and hat
their benign influence would no. til NOT slave was
left upon he face Of the esgth.
Tie Amsric1n Journal Of he Medical Scieaoe, for Jan
uary edited by Isaac HAYS, MD, has papers on IN.
Black Vomit Epidemic Cholera The internal sso Of
ChlorOform" Homeopathy in addition to its usual va
reiy Of matter OF more strictly professional ineres;
TIE COMPLETE poErIcAL WORKS OF THOMAS CAMP.
BILL; W TN An OFGixaL BiOGRsPHY NOrss Editsa
has SARGENT Emo PIP 80 Boston PhhPs Sa@p.oo,
ar Sargent has performed valuable literary service in
the prcpsra ION Of this edition Of Campbell loving al
mralon Of his author Is displayed in the manner in which
be hss accomplished his task His excellent pOetcsl
taste and varied accomplishments have enabled him to do
justice to the suljelt without any appearance Of effort
The biography of Campbell with which the volume
mencss, is a compilation Drawn from authentic
sources is original both in method and style. Avodiax
the redundanee Of his principal bographer DR. Beatfe Il
presents the events OF Csmpbels life in erse and resda
be narrative Many incidents and anecdotes are here col
lected which, though familiar perhaps to the lovers Of
magazine gossip believe have not before been embo
died in permanent form. As 10 the text OF the voume
confirms all the poems in the Moxon editions verbatim 10
ge,her with city pieces collected for the first tms
Of which Mr. Sarg Mt remarks hardly surpassed
by the best of the authors acknowledge lyrics Tho
edition is brought out in elegant and substantial style.
and is illustrated with likeness of the poet in his early
years and falength pen and ink sketch of his appear
arce in advanced life We cordially bespeak the attention
Of book fancers 70 this edition which IS TO b. succeeded
by the poetica works Of Rogers, Lockhar Buwer and
other standard English poets
HISTORY or THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH. BY Pa,tp scaA,r.
Trsn.a,d BY EdwaId d. Yeomans svo Up esI Charles
ssribuer
The breadth foune and copiousness ferudon which
characterize this work beray It's German origin Although
proceeding from an American press it the fruit of cub
ture habits ofthoug IT, and theological development Of
unmsaksbly foreign character 80 thorough and compre
heusve work in the department Of ecclesiastical history
could scarcely have been produced by native scholar
Following the steps of Neande OF which eminent teacher
the author was pupil he devoes the present volume
general view OF the first century of the church. describing
its infant fortunes with graphic parioulary which seems
TO recote that distant period OF antiquity With fresh hfe
The main body Of the work is preceded by systematic in
PRODUCTION to Church History which in addition TO the inter
Of its general views presents highly valuable sketch
of tie principal writer's the subject, in which their res
pectye merits subnt.d TO strict aud discriminating
examination Throughout the volume, the author closely
adhere to this point of vow which is that OF uncompro
missing hostility toward raonasm and inddelity whether
of German or Engsh origin and OF friendly acceptance Of
the various forms Of positive Christianity
ESSAYS on PHILOSOPHICAL WRITERS AND OTHER MEN
OF LETTERS. by THOMAS Dc ouscY vols Boston.
Tickner Co.
Devoted to the suggestive Of Sir William Hamil
tom Macintosh Kant Richter Leasing Herder Bentley
and Parr these volumes Of DE Quincy writings prom
e to the unwary reader abundance Of entertainment
instruction In entertainment they not deficient but
instruction describing path that is zgzag discontinue
moving through harsh angles, and Interested at every
by human negligence" they afford scany store.
Quincy in fact of all living writers Is the most prOvok,
His nimble feats ofaglity ere performed in dazzling
Gle bur do not move an inch toward the promised go.
We are blinded by the flashing of scmeter broadswoE
and napier but after all execution is done This want of
accomplishment apparent in the present voumel
than in he preceding portions of the series instead on
offering anything satisfactory in regard to the iusous
men, who taken the theme the writer merely gives
the whimwoms of Thomas De Quincy. Uniformly he
disseriates on oil imaginable and unnaginable things
while the subject in hand lies In cold neglect" Such
headstrong rambling Pegasus be whipped into
the traces and the attempt to make family horse Of him Il
one Of the most arrant ab,urddes OF the day.
POEMS BY MARY HEWITT. limo. pp. loI LampOr BLAZE
nan Law.
The author of this volume is favoraby known 10 tina
public by her literary productions both 10
and prose As poetes she is distinguished for deep feel
ing variety and beauty of Illustration and Guency Of ex-
preston Many OF her best pieces founded historical
incidents and legendary traditions In her treatment Of
subjects Of this kind, she shows o lively imagination and
often high degree OF descriptive power She atiempz
several styles Of verscaton, and seldom without
We welcome the appearance of her poems in this collected
form, and that they VIII make good her claim
an honored place among her tuneful sisters
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS AT CHESTNUT Hull BY Cousls
MARY limo, PIP. 1853. Phillips, sampson, Co Il
The ineret OF these pleasing stories is not confined
the holiday They from the pen Of CITED and
accomplished lady who shows a In addressing aa
juvenile mind Written in style ct once spirited and DEL
ieate, they npart the most admirable lessons Of duty
winning form They cannot fail to give equal satisfaction
to both parents and children
ORIENTAL AND SACRED SCENES Nv F,sHys HOWE lam, i
PIP 403 NJ. W. Dodd
record of travel in Greece, Turkey and Palestine. /
The author is enthusiast for the localities he describes
but for the most part tells his story with simplicity ard
cleaners The volume Is illustrated by several appro
pirate engravings
OUTLINES or THE GEOLOGY OF TIE GLOBE By Eps,Es 1
HITcacocK syo. pp 49, BOsion Phillips Sampson Co
brief summary Of the principles Of geological science
intended sequel to the authors larger work on the m6