Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-20
Saty Publications.


Visit with his master to England, &c.
We do not know that this work is in good taste.
1t is collection OF the various atrocious crimes,
wife murder, child murder, and cruelties OF
every sort perpetratcd hy our cousins over the
water.
"With what measure yr metr, IL shall be
measured to yo, again" is the Scriptural mot
to ON the title page. Certainly Billy Buck has
done his best to show our kindness to our
slaves, and John Bulls want of it 10 his own
kith and kin. The reader, fond Of the horrible,
ran here have it to his content, for this work
is Lrm full Of it, We have received Il rcry
from our friend WoodhouSc It is l..b.,'..,I
by J. L. Lippincots ( Co, Philadelphia.
BLACK DlAMuSDs, Gathered in the Darkey
Homes of the South. By Edward Pollard,
OF Virginia. New York: Pudney l. Russell
Publishers, No. 70 John Street
This is a most life.like picture Of the scenes
il represents, ",lhc Darkey Homes of the
South" Our readers will be interested in it..
The book is beautifully printed We have re.
cciyed our copy from the publishers, Pudncy
X Russell, New York.
TlE PROTESTANT EriSCorAL QUARTERLY Re
VIEW FOR ArKlL.
We have just received this capital periodical.
Among its contents are The General Conven-
tons, Christian Believing and Living, "Thc
National Law of the Sabbath" THE late Rev.
Levi Ball, Egypt and the Scriptures" &C.,
Sc. Ecsidcs this, its miscellaneous depart
meut is very full. This publication is not only
Of interest to the particular Church il advo-
Gates. hut ii is of general interest TO every
reader.
fmE Numrn BEIrI>n REVIEW.
Our readers will lnl many articles i'll this
wcrStahlistieil Review There is one uil 81
Icon l.itt" in Paris, wllicl, is very taking. An
other Of different orlrr, OH "WcSlcyan Mo
thcdi*ln, will interest many readers. Then
there is An article OIL "f,raSniuS rs solvist;
another on "PrufcsSor George Wilson. So
there is variety as well as ability in this NUM-
l;cr Of tile Nurth British Review.
We have received from James W"dhonSe
y TO. the following works:
REVOLUTIONS Is ENGLISH lIlsrnrr. by Robert
Vaughan, d. y. New York: y. Appleton y
ca.
This work, says the author, is designed to
answer this question: What is it thai has made
England 10 be England:
IIrMAxlc$. By T. Wharton Collins, Professor
Of Political Philosophy in the University ol
Louisiana. New York d. Appleton II TO.
1866.
The wnrk is devoted 10 an Investigation OF
man as heng sensation, thought, emotion, VI
taiily aud action formed into "ae organism.
Tnr SArlngs or JrvESAL. PERSIrs, SrLrlclA
AND Lucll,rs. Literally Translatcdinto Eng,
lish Prose. with Notes, &c. BY the Rev.
Lewis Evans, NJ A., late Fellow Of the Wad,
ham College, Oxford. TO which is added
The Mctrical Version Of Juvena and pcrsins.
by the late William Clifford. Esq New
York Harper { Brothers. 1860.
The translator says that this translation is
entirely original, and that he is not aware OIL
having copied 4 single line from any previous
version his is the first English version q! Sui
l'Icia and Lucilius.
Tng CAyTnSS-A FAMILY PrcTrEE. By Sir
Edward Bulwer Lytton, Bart. Library ctll-
ton. New York Harper Il Brothers,
1850.
The PlTu WHICH LED 4 PROTESTANT LAWYER
TO TIE CATHOLIC CHURCH. By Peter Ii.
Burnett New York. D. Appleton u Co..
1860
The author says he was "nce Il Protestant
His parents were BaptistS, but he did not be-
come a believer in Christianity until he was o
the age OF 80 While he has temporarily loca
ted at Fort Vancouver, he attended Catholic
Mass on Christmas night, and it made such al
impression Oh him that he betook himself tc
the study of controversial matters, and after
is months Investigation became Catholic
lIIsToRY or FRANCE BY Parke Godwn-vol
l, (Ancirnt Gaul) New York. Harper
Bros, 1860.
The author has undertaken this work Il
supply the want in English literature OF goo1