New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22
TIE July MACHINES.

Under the familiar pea green covers PHtnaHl shines
forth respondent in the bravery OF profuse pictorial
illustration, and q large increase in the amount OF
its literary matter. The arrangement, with
which the volume commences provides for greater
variety cf entertaining and popular contributions to-
gether with appropriate selections from the best pro-
duetiors of foreign talent. AS a magazine for the
million, the present number will command attention
and approval while its character for intellect and taste
does not fall below the excellence of its predecessors
1t opens with seasonable article for the Summer hoi
days on The White Mountains, continues the origi-
nal story entitled Wiching Times, gathers from the
extreme points Of biography some racy notices of Ven
cradle Bede and Beau Nash gives brilliant analysis
of the last French novel by About examines the
Ideals of Modern Fiction in crisp and juicy piece
of criticism, and fills out its complement with rare
miscellaneous collection of readable papers, including
several poetical contribuons.Th illustrated papers
in HarJer on " The Carib Settlements and" North
Carolina attractive for their valuable geographical
and historical information and no less 70 the spirited
manner in which it is conveyed. The " Shakers of
New-Lebanon" are depicted 10 their worship, their
daily industry and their usual costume by eye-wit-
ness of their communstic life during sojoun among
them of two days. The article has the merit Of an
agreeable STYLE and the far greater one OF fairness and
of kindly appreciation of the extraordinary religious
body, which has never before been so graphi-
cally laid open to the view of Outsiders.
Tie Causes and Prevention of Epdemcs"
dit cussed integenty and forcibly In an article which
certainly did not proceed from any member of our
City Government II such eIpOstions are Intellectual
to prevent the ihcursons opestience by arouSlng at
tenon to sanitary Inc as ures they at least illustrate
the stupidity which awaits its approach without an
opposing effort The National Magazine is rich both
in establishment and in literary matter. Among its
noticeable papers il sketch Of Judge Mclean,
dwelling particularly on his religious character, as
we'll as his public and official career 1t Is strong IN
it's AntSlayery instincts and closes with the hope
rather than the conviction, that the Conservative
portion of the American nation will spurn the patty
demagogues who have thrust sectional issues upon
them, and that it will not be made mockery
among the nations as pretending to freedom, and
vet nursing Slavery" RecOlectOns Of Switzer-
land" from the French, and The Blind Deaf Mutes'
by DIR. l.. p. BfOckett, are valuable articles
EmersoR's Uaaed States Magazine reproduces the
genuine letters of the original Majo Jack Downing
in a series entitled My Thirty Years out of the
Senate, accompanied with piquant explanatory COM
ments curious account Is given 10 this number
of the numerous limitations which sprang up soon
after they had made decided mark on the public,
especially Of q celebrated one by enterprising
merchant Of New-YOrk. A new Life Of Wash
netou with topious illustrations written ID style OF
quaint veracity, and diversified by agreeable mix
ture Of narrative and reflection occupies prominent
place in the uumber.-Ms. Stephens Ner M0athty
opens with the commencement ofs new tale by the
ediiress entitled The Royal Sisters Beside It's
full compliment Of popular fiction, the miscellaneous
departments pre- sent variety of free and easy chat
On the topics of the day, with often critical
judgment tersely expressed and soundly spphed-Dr.
Dixon i again on hand with his muderous SedIpel,
making clean work Of several popular fancies, aud
showing I'D certain abuses in both town aud country IN
their unmitjgated abomination. Pork and Pots-
toes" Lager Beer City Filth are among We
objects Of bis periodical wrath but he goes too far
when he recommends Vigilance Committee as the
cure for the existing municipal evils. His description
Of the symptoms graphic but his remedy east forth
in the following paragraph, is too desperate Tor the
prei ent case:
Murder. robbery, poisoning and arson, go fee
dsly nublic mus anee Ills the chair Of our Chief
Magistrate and himself openly scouts the laws nay,
be has raised an armed force 70 re.ist them Since
the apuoptneut of Wood there has been an awful IN
crs Of crime AID filth We knO" ho,.uDs 81 .He
origin Of the presert coIfict between him and the
Legislature. and We care nothing; but We do know
some Interference was necessary; the caulels back l.
nearly br, ken ard unless the load y hghteneo tnls
city will be the moral Cloaes Of the world its gov
nneni must pass out OF the hands OF the sc)dndfels
who have robbed it, treasury and inss'ed - c.iiens
for twenty years pas', OF lynch Jaw mu';'iAe - Pae'