New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

err, franspeihha hao1,v and harmony in everything.
sDo, oc,orciusion H. that matter s made capaoe OF De
.iSrof5 /, 10 natural and artificial organisms Inc
Tsor mas reserved the production OF the h,st 70 nun
Cie"Jb f he intellieences are ordained to presde
f & "a conversion into the second. To wnich msy oe
dded that az human supervision Is .Ds . ~
he continuance Of artificial mechsnlsihs, " sal
.fssh as their springs run down, ana reue" ,uo Len
ao,r ont the perpetuity Of natural ones depends Oh
,,s Crest Oyerseer-as certainly and as hteraly'
rs NAV be regarded az the key note Of the volume
which Mr. Egbsnk developss and apples Win gfea'
Ingenuity In the discussions to winch we conu's"u '"'
curious reader.
NEW LATIN ENGLISH SCHOOL LEXICON By O.
b. Lippinco.t & Co.
The olap of this work derives its principal features
from the Latin German Schoo.-Lexoon Of Professor
Leer.ev although the editors have made use OF sev-
sI other authorities especially Of the recent lexicops
of Smith. Georges, Kocb ard Kotz In preparing the
volume they have aimed az the vans OF students,
rather than of teachers and pbloogsts Their produc-
lion s Intended as handbook for the pupil, rather
than as book Of reference for the advanced student
Here while it embraces all the results Of recent in-
yenigatons ii is reduced 10 compact form by exclud
mo details which are Of practical use in lexicon
for schools. 1t compnses however, the fragments of
ancient writers which are quotes by classic authors,
and nearly all the writers of the best ages of Roman
H,e,s,ure down TO A D. liz. The citations, which are
sdduced as proofs, also presented IN the bneiest
f,m. Due attention has been psid to synonymous
wo,6s. and to genealogical dervatons. The typo
ursphical arrangement is neat and convenent-and so
Ear ss we have exsmined the page "a not dlsgnred by
many errors Of the press. AS the latest popular Work
on branch of education which is in constan, state
ofdeyeopmen, with the evident care and intelligence
t,o Wa
ths volume the attention Of teachers.
ETw-YORK MARINE REGISTER. Compiled aud P1D'
ished by THos D. TAYLOR H. i. .iARIshoRAt ana o. l.
The design of this publication is to present an accu-
rate List ard classification Of American vessels and OF
foreign vesses whiting American ports, with view to
aiding the shipper ard underwater 10 the formation of
a sourd Judgment concerning the claims Of different
vessels 1t is prepared and issued by the wel-known
ip,pectors for underwriters whose names are on the
t,le.psee and is accompanied with high recommends.
tors from several eminent merchants Of ths city.
Another work with a similar title is issued by
RooT, AsTHoSY & Co., printers to the Board OF IN
serwrters containing substantially the same matter
and devoted to the same purpose. The pubhcat oil
t6ete rival works appears TO hsve had its origin IN
Misunderstanding between the editors and publishers OF
the original MARINE Register concerning the merits
Of which we have satisfactory means OF informalion
and are unable to enghten our readers. The mercan
tile public will probably fed either OF them highly val
pable as book of business reference.
THE HISTORY or WATERBURY, CONN BY HtSRy
BRONSON NJ d. 8vo PIP 582 Waterbury: Bronson Brothers.
The interest in local history, which is felt by almost
every native of New-EDgand, is here embodied IN
volume full Of va suabe gesnings, and forming an im'
po,tant addition TO the traditional cords OF Connec-
cut IL comprises an account of the fret discovery OF
Nsugatuck valley tie preparations for settlement,
and the progress of founding the township The nara
tive is accompanied by copious genealogical and bio
graphical details and briggs down the ecclesiastical in
1ustral and educational statistics to the present tme
LECTURES OF LOLA MoNrEZ.t tCovSrEss or LaSDsFrLDl,
INCLUDING HER AUTOBIOGRAPHY limo pp w.
RUdd Carleton.
Tse heroine Of this volume here tells her own story,
in her own way Whether the person she describes is
the yerabIe Lola being of the imagination, is
question in which it mgh not be discreet to inquire too
curiousy. The book il made up OF a miscellaneous
collection of gossipng personal sketches apparently
fee fiom all sinister designs en- Church or State, and
not without entertainment for the lazy reader in July
atmosphere.
LORD MONrAGUE's PAGE: An HIsIoRcsL ROMANCE
D.
Mr. james here lets fly another arrow from his mex
bsusnbls ouiyer His admirers will not fail TO recog-
ME the hand of their favorite The volume is intro
dused with an interesting biographical sketch from
Ambones forthcoming Dictionary of Authors
BRYANT d STATIONS AMERICAN MERCHANT.
July third number of this new monthly periodical
IL nst published, containing variety OF papers, org
pal ard selected subjects eepecsly adapted to the
wants o. business men in this community The plan OF
the work ou braces essays the different branches OF
commercial Ell erprise the statistics of trade at the
most important points, and miscellaneous department
devoted to biography intelligence, and general ltera
ture. AmoIg the contributors, we find the names Of
Ehhu Bunitt, Prof. Dean, DR. Elder, j. Smith Ho-
mans, the Rev. DIR. Msgoon, and others
"An Independent Revision of the Bible; Or The
Holy Bible translated from the original languages of
the Sacred Books, with improved divisions of chap
"ters and verses by the Rsv. l.. a. Sawyer Of
WestmoTeland n. Y, is to be Issued iu volumes so
scon ss may be-the first within few months. Mr.
s. has devoted twenty five years 10 his great under
taking for which several competent authorities pro-
sounee him eminenty qualified. His enterprise ia
noble ore snd We commend it 10 the patronage Of the
Christian public.
The Revised Statutes of New-York relstng to
Limited Partnerships, as amended in 1887, 1857,
1858, srd Compositions and Compromises by Part
nsIs passed April, 1898: With Summary Of the
"Adjadged CASES and all the requisite forms, has
jas, bssn ssued in neat pamphlet BY c. S. D;ossey,
law publisher, No lO9 Nassau street. 1t meets wan:
which has been widely felt.
Dr.,