The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-05
NOTICES OF sEw psEGMP ArOSs'

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Cooks Received to Mares -f'
Social Rsia,>cns IN Our Southern States.
Treason OF Major General Charles Lee
Avoidable Causes OF Disease
Ewen on Malpractice AMI Medical Evidence.
Thomas Heods whnss aud Waits
Wild Sports Of the South
Cooper's STRAIGHTFORWARD Bound Townsend T. Cas-
Illustrated Edition.
Juvenai, Persus &c. Hsrpsr's CLASSICAL Library.
Horatus. Harpers Greek and Latin Texts
Hschyius Harper's Greek aud Latin Texts.
Centennial Birthday OF Robsst Burns.
The History " Ink.
P,msn's manual Of Photography.
Tho Christmas Child
The Glories VI the Catholic Church.
Marriage and Its Violations.
The Man in Black, by G. r. James. Petersoa's Cheap
Edition.
SOCIAL RELATIONS OF Own SOUTHERN STATES, BY
d. K Aandley, Esq. Henry b. Price.
This volume Is written la = spirit Of srch determined
impartiaity, that although professodlys Ssotheru 10 ~
prcolvites bears at times rather hardly on the pscu
iaries Of Southern manners. IT. political views are
however, that the occasional harshAsss u ts
critcians In this regard may well be forgiven.
wHrNs AND WAITS, by Thomas Hood, now first
collected. Derby & Jackson.
This collection Of Hoods pcecsl illusions viii be vel
coined by the admirers Of his eccentric but practical
senus. II ,hs most complete that has a. yet sesa
published containing many scattered pieces that are as
TO be found in the English editions.
The TREASON OF CHARLES LEE Major General. &C.
cond In command in the American army Of the
Revolution, by Geo. II. Moore. Charles Scrb-
ner.
The contents OF this volume formed the subject Of An
essay read before the Historical Society June last
gives, In the form Of biographical sketch, ak the
principal iscs Of General Lees career, and
presents for the first time, positive evidence vi
his treason, n the shape Of fac smiie plan in his
handwriting for subectng the colonies the Eogsh
crown drawn up whilst the writer prisoner in the
hands of Lord Howe We glad to find tina, Mr.. Aocre
intends publishing extended life Of Leo embracing
q number of original letters and amens con
nec.ed with the Revolutionary epoch which have
before made their appearance IN print
TIE AvoIDABLE CAUSES OF DEsEasEs, INSANITY
AND DEFoRMITy, by John Ellis, NJ. d. Published
for the author.
This ia ac exceedingly useful little work, and boioe
written In popular style, has o chance Of making
vers 10 the principle that prevention Is better than
cure" There Is no doubt that vast number Of tbe
bodily Ills by which afflicted are caused by igno.
Of the simplest hygenc principles well by
mental and moral influences that might easily be guarded
parents The evils they have to avoid in the sicl
moral training Of their children, cauuot but prove
acceptable to all who dcsi-ous Of investigating
the truth in matters Of such vital moment
MEDiC0-LE6AL TREATISE ON MALPRACTICE AND
MEDICAL EVIDENCE, by John Eiweii, NJ. o., Mem,
her of the Cleveland Bar. Voorhees, d Co., New
York.
The truth Of the axiom that "a doctor who knows nothing
Of Law and lawyer who knows nothing of medicine
sons every day illustrated courts Of law. is
shameful TO witness the ignorance Of medical jurspru
dence displayed by of eminent legal prac
ioners and to this circumstance admittedly owing
frequent escape of the criminals Every contribu
ton therefore, 10 this branch Of legal SCIENCE be
welcomed boon 10 society The present treatise
written by very able man who has evidently devoted
great deal Of attention to the subject No student Of
should be without IT, for embraces points Of scientific
analysis that will be constantly turning up criminal
practice
HoRArrUs AND EsCHYLus. Harper's Greek and
Latin Texts.
These beautiful little pocket editions Of these a.
vorte Latin and Greek poets e from tho revised
text Of Nacesne and the other from that Of Paey
compacness Of these volumes renders them convenient
companions for those who in the habit daily dipping
into classical literature.
NEW MUSIC.
The last weekly issue Of "0ur Musical Friend" NO
coy contains fantasia waltz ara by Bafe, the sg
Tag Polka by T W. Norris the favortte Irish melody
The Meeting Of the Waters, and the "Herdsmans Noun
tain song,' by Abt.
We have received from Messrs. Firth, Pond Co. The
following pieces Of new music:-"1dol Of my Heart'
(song), "The Wife, lie III Come Home" (song), "E1a
Leene (song and chorus) Gle Reveil des Fauvetes'
alegreo pour lc piano, par F. Goodeiroid "Pm Think
ing Of Thee, Elie (Baiiad), music by j. G. Maeder;
"Magsie the Pride OF the Vale" (song and chorns) 81
would that were Beautiful (song), and "Ltle Dalsy''
Ballad forming the last issue of the Muscai Bazaar