The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

schoe,cher's Life Of Hsndel
Dickens worts--T Peter sorr ednou-rhe Curiosity
Shop and Barpaby Ru5ke
The wsvrriey Novsls-rickror and Fields ediaoa
Bride Of Lsmmermoor.
Rorm nis, By DR. Noyos.
MABEL vsoebAn, by the author OF "rhe Lsulplghtcr"
Bar'hs Discoveries In North and Central Africa Vol
II Harges's edition.
Brow niow'a Pisnsphere OF tho Globe.
hAaAZIrxs OR oCrOBaR.
BMper's Magazine
Emerson's Magazine and PutDam's Monthly.
REVIEWS.
The North British ReveW for August: American edition
BsN'oh's AsRipessExr or ras DssArss In Cox.
DRESS: Appleton Co.; vol Nv.
The f@ volume Of this valuable digest has ast been
issaed BY tie pubilshsrs rEe rapidly With which the
'eriss continued would be editAble TO any professions
compiler sno u man Of Colonel Beunns years AUD mui
fs,ous occupations excies admiration for his energy
Of purpose. We sincerely hope both for his AXE
that OF the country thai The iAte OF his heAh will not In
terre with the further proseOun Of bis literary labors
FRANK FosEsrsE's H Esx AND II ,RssMANsHIP
o. 1hE Uh TAD SrsfE- AND 8RfrlSa Z tuvIs iks
9y Nnhra Asxnc. BY Henry William Her
bert vols. New York: Strnger q Townsend
Boston: Philips, Sampson Il Co.
This cork, fuiress Of matter, In methodca arrange
mens in facilities Ct reference and In the excellence Of IT,
bpg Apply and Illustrations surpAsses any publication of
similar cha, acter ~hich has yet been brought oct
Evey connected with sporting matters in this country
knows hos difficult 1t IL to procure correct Information
to the gepcsRies Of Avori.e the progress
OF the American breed, rhioh recognized pos
sessrg pecl points OF excellence whon almcs pI,oe
II level 9Th the original stock from which Il Is DO
rived Mr. Herberi'u work supplies all the facts COZ
uecsd With ibs history OF the horse In this oorDTy fur
n'shes with the most perfect urf regiatev that ms
80, been ped a. clothes the of informs
ion that 1t contsus In style lively agreeable aud
rapid hat 1t renders the book Interesting the genera.
reader It {, to tho initiated turf matters The
sraSec illustrations in general ext eney accurate,
and Is Ia easy TO recognise the portraits OF favorie
horses without having recourse 10 the description,
few Of them, perceive copies Of old pla,os
the less fshiu hoSever for that Ia The rdbscr pEon
o5 the work has oerstAnd, been unpreOe ;enedy
arg,, 1880 cores having been disposed OF before publ
cation. fully realizes the anticipation formd of It, and
will fer tie future he the standard book Of references
ell matters connected with the American turf
MopEss RxFoaM EXAMINED, OK TaB UNION OF
NORM AM SorTH ON THE SrsJEoT or SLAVERY
By Joseph c Stiles. Philadelphia: J. b. Lip
Iincott Co.
We 70 cmuend Dr. Siies Arguments TO the ocrsiders
ro Of the usiss OF both North and South. They foil
OF rood sense, reflect faithfully the sentiments OF every
patriotic mind throughout the Union, and bold up to we'll
mesi ed and rdicule the false FentmsntAm which
would sacrifice the safety or Institutions to ab
theoes Ono Of the most consong reflections
neoed with the anti slavery agitation II that IN called
forth the class Of presented by DR.. Stiles
Whilst their Intellectual position prevents them the
hand from falling INTO The OF bigo.ed hunanlts
yianism enables them the other 10 appreciate the
evih connected with slavery = system. In endeavor
rg 70 reconcile into rational ami consistent policy these
oppoang vie and INTEREST," they render real service to
society These men constitute In fact, the conservative
opinion Of the country, and IL 70 them that We must look
70 preserve balance between the by shich
sgi,a.e6
THs Pr .xrpR's DAUGHTER. A TALE OF LOUISIANA
By Miss. A. Depuy. Fetttidge Co.
Southern novels becoming drug We find built
Who snters Daughter 70 relieve tho hesvness Of
The infection curious oueh that In state OF society
which supplies many strong CONTRASTS, suese reaexcs
OF IL shopls be seAk and pauisnless wero Southern
HE vApid IL represented II would pos,au bot little
p,erest for any one.
SERMONS or rBs Rsv. G. II SerRsyoN. Third Sc
ries. New York: sheldon, Brakeman & Go.
"Tbe modern whitdeld," a. NJ. Sturgeon Ia called Ia
so5e~ hat OF a rlidie 70 Judging bY ahe merits OF
the sermons cor aned In this and his preceding vou es
hore 4, wonderfully ut,o OF hia prototype IN him wren
NO come TO mcsyure these rentsl efforts with hts
fame wo csn only tccoun, for tbs Impression that DO
His matter very mesgre, his thoughts have bu. lale
claim 10 oIgiraliy, and al, eGcoa mus. DO p'o
duced more by the than mo substance Of
his Sermons. Tho preface 10 tho present vo
luue scens 10 Us a sclerAbly Correct index 70
the Qualities or the preachers mind; vanity, selfeo,i
dence ard vugary being is conspicuous traits Il 0. MT
surprnng such shocld have ch,Scu ne Sarrsy
Gsrdess the Of bis hbors that 10 ssoali have
succeeded In drawing msus,o hovss his performances
We have amcrg ir,l - lively spocmcrr a '''hs
dancing dervish," who could produce quite t-lOs
effects under the same oircu'nr'arcer
GUY LIVINGSTON, on "raoKoUeH." Harper BRO.
theirs, New York.
An Engisa novel sia a German o.igrsph aud Lain
snd Creek hoAdpeces 30 IL chapters would rsncr
ancull nsat reading digest Dvsstod Of this p0danry
suy IlvigsFton" will be found anyihirg bat heavy.
TEE wAvEsLgY NOVELS. Ticgnor & Fields Eli.
ton. The BiiGe OF Lemueimoor.
This beautiful edition ccn,inres be irsued win TIA
usual punciuaiy. Tho nua'st.ni 10 he Bride OF Lam
ucrmoor lho To- OF wofs c1g, aud Lacy aud
RAvens~od - the F0unts, They bth clovorly DO
,grsd and executed and add greatly to tho attractions Of
the tale
RouMArrA: TIM BozpsE LAID OF rue CuRIsrrAg
Asp rBH TuRk by James q. Noyes, Surgeon in
the Ottoman Army. Rudd Carleton.
This IL one OF The most uopre.crans, bat si the
time entertaining books o. travel that has lately fallen into
our hands The ground covered by "a for The parl
us and she percentages 10 vhOm We are introduced,
sborgh OF cortemporneors oelcbry have hitherto oniy
been sno~p W ,nroush ae~srspcr report Dr. Noycs
possesses tho qualities or the ,vsvellerenis scsv
IT, rquIsveness, and teeuness Of rsrosrton Hs work
possesses The merit Of freshness, and ~i be read with
digging interest.
PoRws. sy RosA vKRfNEs JOHNSON. Tcknor &
Fields, Boston.
Thn.a voo,.. a,.,l.x ,orx.s.r~h,a mars Tnaye a.
fer or tbousbt end facility o. poetic exprt,sic-
eaHicnsily 70 DO met with In them which imra ehsrso
ter Of orsrey 70 compositions that otherwise irh, not
stand The OF critical exsmlrsion n se eruroas OF
vcY youIg peron, they hold cu ibc promise OF aiare
exoeerce; wthe ressis mssurod tate, they plsos
rog sulhoS above The average or our modern rbymsr
PLAsrapBEuE or TpR GLcsg. by James u. Brown.
low, Teacher Of Navigation, ls4 Cherry street.
Mr.. Brtwnov has presented ne traveller ~ aud