New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
NEW ROCKS IN EUROPE.

-" Recollection. of Winter Can paign in India 10
1873 BY Capt. Oliver j. Jones, X. n. Tbs
Laeneum Gays:
"hb jus, vhs; ,aor, socount should betty, rs''lns
careless aunt, ehrs pietar''que !. 90 i.A % Pal.n'
nsh. be made from almost every page
II. reached cswDpore ,hor ssE Wndh,m d'e, aad
sCo scty he ne,the Luc,po~ ails' rs.cusa rom ths
rebels sDa win he 500 wounded ofee' AID men GONG 40
Calcutta FIRM TIT, rus, C.pt Jones va hoty etsdn
.srS preceded -. e.ptar- of A. tie
Of LaeiDo~ Re dsnsn smsef % much TO Obtain me
th.phs o. tie Commander IL. Chief
THE Problem Of Squsrng the Circle Solved or,
TIE true Crcu rferencs and Area Of the Circle dscov
cred" BY james Smith. Lopgman, Brown, Green 4
Co. Price Is.
-"Itsy; Remarks made in several visits, from the
year 1916 10 1854" BY Lord Broushsor l8ron's
friend John Cam Hobhouse. 2 vols. pos. Svo. lSs.
-" The Armies Of the Great Powers" BY Lsscellss
Maxwell. TDis work describes the organization and
adm nis.rave system Of the several Europe,n armies.
1t has been con piled from documentary and other
stsr dard authorities and although the figures on the
military table, of Europe mas. necessarily fuctuate,
the general result may be relied on. Here are the
totals: Austria, 100000; Prussia, 100000; France,
600 600; Russia, $50 coo; Great Britain, in Europe,
10000; Sardinia, 10000; in al, 100000 Mr..
Maxwell describes the extraordinary variety of nation
aies erteriI TITO this formidable aggregate Geors
iaps Ba, kris sches singing en- the TANKS Of China,
Sa1ons mounting guard a. Malta Africans and Negroe,
in Algeria, Pomerarsn shapskooters, Hungarian hus-
.ar,-al tie bloOds of Europe mngling with suxiiM-
lee frsm Africa and Asia.
The eighth aud last volume Of Mics Strickland's
" Lives Of the Queens Of Scotland and EOglsh Pin
oe,,.s containing the lives Of Elizabeth Stuart, first
Princess Roys Of Great Britain, and Sophia, EecreSs
Of Hanover" has just appeared.
-" the Stability Of the Motion Of Ssturn's
Rirgs" BY J. Clerk Maxwell, Professor Of Natural
Philosophy, at Aberdeen. Ito. Is.
Six Years Travels n Russia" BY an English
Lady. volr. 2s.
-" Henry III. Of France, his Court and TInes." BY
Miss Freer 3 vols. Bis. 3D. The AtAenesm says;
No could prOpsy Osoom. the bOr.ph.r Of Henry
wcud be o.ih,o and a. tinei Of too myreo1s Orgo
.o h.I 70 .t s 'tIns :, u; 1U0 ?: % PsSd "rS
enatII the men ard women OF Henry Thirds reign, she
az T.S hat cam. upseG s.I notice Another defect 10 Der
worn, 10 its extreme df1seneD Nevertheless" the ter,s
count Of things .y managed In France the
Of C,hsns &c m.aie. mystic eonuP and gloomy .on rns
tie personalities the Court II. gubnoUs luI arg Of the Kirs
petty n,luss Of usra lsds, tie cspncous precedence
alternately OF The youns Queen, little dog hne needle .oTs
COZ fectolsy AID I.hoD Henry ". ,9meius, Resent Ia
the ssen.a Of bis esyoon In the zane Gay be would ognte
bke sutsn with hundred beautiful women dancing iof his
nj
submitted 20 pubic hsggsop these contracts remark
for he slept n whi,s s.n h. lace sms.Isd -h psr!am.d
and hs hands covered with brodered gloves Sod
he carried ro,ary ana eh.set Of sIuI b. pu, Aim.e in
chains be tne 10 ashes Then. IN another Ufson Of mad
everything in the Cos became once more radiant rosy
liceutiols'
THE Earth We Inhabtj Us Past, Present and
Probable Future; TIE Growth of the Earth Demon
rrated.' BY Capt. Alfred w. Dr,yson, Il. A. $40.
81. Cd.
Capt. Dfsyson proves, to those who admit his prem
ICES and bis inferences that earth growing larger
ard our distance from the increasing. He observes
tbst measured degrees Of the meridian in modern times
have often been longer than those Of oden time. Tns
yely growth OF the pla.et seems 10 BIS stated a. three
quarters Of an inch in the nile. When the eG.h be-
comes large Jupiter, the obquity Of the ecptic
Will be only %. UDhsppily, at rate OF growth Of
or " tire. fourths Of rch in mile every year the
desirable result will not arrive in our time.
-"Liber Abus" the White Book has Just been
published in Lordon, by Lorgmsrs & Co., under the
dire ction Of the Master Of the Rolls. i. compiled
in l4l9 by John Carpenter Who then and foe soma
years afteIvard Town Clerk. It is very singular
picture of London from about the middle of the reign
Of tie frat Edward 10 the period Of The secord
Richard. II consists Of four books-the fourth Of
which however, vss not he work Of Cnp,ntsr. The
documents are written in mediaya Lstin or Norman
Law Frerch Their subjects the Laws and regul,-
tons connected with the institutions snd Offices Of the
city its buildings, ia hygiene" the artisans, the
temporary dvellers within the wall. ard even oocs-
,iond vi,itors who p.ss the gates The work issvey
remarkable contribution to our knowledge Of the pub
Lie social lie of thepsricd over which the book extends.
-" Wsn3eIipgs Of sn Artist smcrg the Iliisns OF
North America" published by Longmans & Co., s
the work OF Mr. Paul Ksns, CAnstian artist, who,
With the all ard hospitality Of the HudsCns Boy Con-
pany, Isversed their hIe of poets beginning Little
westward Of Lake Superior ard extern ling at Intervals
scroes the Rocky Mountains TO Fort Vancouver, hen
the mouth Of the Columbia. He pased Elk n0n'D0 -
the Valley Of tie Columbia, making eIcursiOn' ~'o
O,eeon ard TO Vancouyers Island. On ms 'es"A 20
win.sr,d at Fort Eimunstone, q few h@Gi'e uH'.
eas. Of the Rocky Mountains. lie gives '.', '"
ths rbes of the entire range scross the continent De-
tween parallel Of some five or SIX dssrses OF ist-
tude. Tie Spectator rays j. Is one oil me most IN
,,,..,py book, Of travel that has appeared Tor Soma
Tn. Hssr,. Chambers Of Edinburgh announce .
nav C,cIop.dis or tie basis OF the German Conver-
,,so., LeIicor To be completed in seven vols. PAT
7 hnouthly) viii appear April 30. A weekly part hss