The New York herald., 1862-07-16
NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS.

not ne a Bible and such aids in understanding as
hers furnished. Tho notes contain in very brief
compass the best explanations OF tho text which the
learning Of all denominations has stored mp. and tho
instructions draw ont the practical truths and duties the
text affords; and while the volume contains the sub
stance Of many ponisrous tome 1t Is far better for
general than the bulky ani costly commentaries in
0ye volumes Then there Introductory notices
to each book references to parallel passages new and
admirable OF maps, by which trace out the
localities and movements in the sacred bistorya har-
mony of tho four Gospels by which to compare their
Of the matters great variety OF tables
cons weights and measures and of Bible chronology
in all it's forms also family record. We know not how
this volume could be rendered complete for family
use 1t is almost qnarto size, having ,6o4 pages,
In good typo. Published by tho American Tract Society,
| $50 Nassau street. Price So.
NoLAN's SYSTEM FOR TRAINING CAVALRY HORSES.
By Kenner Garrard, Captain Fifth Cavalry United
States Army. Van Nostrand.
This little volume is reprint OF Captain Nolan's
well known work, itself founded the principles
OF eqaatin discovered by " Buncher, Of France. The
only additions ma to IL q chapter "Rareys
Method of Training Horses and another the subject
Of tHorse Shoong The work appears opportuney for
the use OF our cavalry regiments.
TRAIS's UNION SPEEcHEs Delivered in England
during the present American war. BY George
Francis Train. L. b. Peterson, Philadelphia.
I. b Brady, Ann street.
Mr.. Train has done good service TO the Union
during his residence in England. Every moment that
could be spared from the important interests that to
him there has been spent combating, ehcr by his
writings his speeches, efforts of the rebel agents
10 mislcad and mystfy the English mind on
the American question. He has deserved wei
OF the country, and we therefore, anticipate
large sale for the work. the particularly
it's proceeds 70 be devoted TO aiding the London
american, Journal which has distinguished Itself by
its jealous defence OF the intereets OF the North.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION IN ORDNANCE AND GUN
merry, compiled for the use of the Cadets OF the
United States Military Academy. BY Capt. }. q.
Benton, Ordnance Department. w. Van Nos
trand, Broadway.
Piobsrts scours Artillere that has passed
into text bo X in all the military schools abroad The
principal portion OF Captain Bentons volume taken
from it especially that part which relates the
"esc's Of gunpowder' and the emotion Of projectiles
firearms" With the additions made by the compiler the
present work will provo OF great to military stu
dents.
tbs SPIRIT OF MILITARY INSTITUTIONS, on ESSEN
TIAL PRINCIPLES or THE ART OF WAR. BY Mar
shal Marmont, Duke de Ragnsa. Lippincott Il
Co., Philadelphia.
This translation OF Marmont's celebrated work, ''Dc
Espr dss Institutions Mitairssn Is calculated TO be
Of some benefit TO volunteer officers many Of whom
have very confused notions Of what expected from
Of the spirit well as OF the discipline Of military in.t
tutons, would render them desrous OF squaring
their conduct with its requirements. It 10 .
tion tha. cannot be good soldier unless he yields
blind obsdiencs TO his superors This II = mistake.
II II only intelligent obedience that render him
The he reads and the certain il
he to take liking for his profession. Such the
are, therefore just what is required inspire
troops with the ambition Of rivalling the
t,ntioa TO discipline
rHE EARLs HEIRS, q Tale of Domestic Life.
T. b. Peterson Philadelphia. 81
This is well written story but still Is not equal TO
"East Lynne, by the author The plot Is very
skfuy constructed Mother s the interest sustained II
abounds however, with forcble situations, and will re.
pay perusa.
UNDER CURRENTS OF WALL STREET. By Richard
kimball. G. P. Putnam Co.
This is powerfully written tale illustrating the trials
incident to commercial this country owing to
the non-sxissnce Of general bankrupt law by which
the honest trader when he is overwhelmed by misfor
tunes relieve himself from the burdens that weigh
upon his sxertons and begin the world afresh We have
read few works OF this class with greater interest
forcbly and agrseably Is 10 written.
PaAcTIcAL CHRISTIANITY. BY John s. c. Abbott.
Harper Brothers.
Mr. Abbott makes better writer upon ethics than be
does upon history This treatise, designed for the
young mon has the merit of being interesting from
its facts ss much as from its moral purpose.
TIE FALLEN BRAvE-The Victims Of the Rebel
lion, Biographical Memorial of Officers Kill
ed in Defence of the Union. Nos. |, 2 and 8.
Ross d Tousey.
This work is entitled to generous support the part
ofth. Northern public. 1t Is tn, only tribute that
Offer to ths memory of many oc those who have fa
en- in defence Of our interests The three numbers be
tn.,
gravsd portraits OF Major winthrop, Colonel Ellsworth,
Lieutenant John 7. Grebe and Commander ward. The
sngraving by j. A. 0NsH. tho bbgraphicsl notice.
by Mr.. John Culinary Shea Great pains have bean be
st1wed on both, and the volume when completed will
be which for the interest Of its contents and typo
graphical bssltyfor 70 this also particular attention
has been psi-wl be very generally sought for as an
ornament to drawing room tables.
sr.SDtSe ORDERS FOR CAMp AND MARCH Extracts
from Army Regulations, Advice to Soldiers,
&C.. compiled aud printed for the OF the
Third General Butterheld's) brigade, Porter's
division, Army Of the Potomac. Philip i Solo.
mons, Washington.
This very useful pocket companion FOR every office
and soldier General Bratsrhsld has made vslusole
sdiitiou 20 the st OF military hanlbooks.
GUSsHor INJURIES. BY Stromeyer, Esmarch and
Statham. j. P. Lippincott h Co., Philadelphia.
This work ,s entitled to carsfu perusal BY oil army
surgeons n the author formerly surgeon in chief OF
the Schlsswig Holstein army In tbs csmpagu OF 14g
against the Danes exhibits the best method Of treat.
mon, for sunsho. wounds IN all parts Of th, bciy tina,
IN. experience Of European surgeons has discovered
TuE CURRENCY QUESTION MADE PLAIN, on rHR Ma
IroSAL CURRENCY AND BANK MONEY CoMpARED.
BY John Whitehead, formerly Of St. Edmund
Hall, Oxford. Ross Tousey.
This Mscsaye, BY Dr. whhshesd, q gentleman we'll
known for mauy years past In The literary world OF New
York cannot fall TO attract good deal Of attention at tho
present time Some Of its Developments in connection
with bank money aud its action OF very sxtrsordi
nay character and ought 10 be seriously inquired into
The vfra mas evidently bestowed . great deal of re-
sa,srh ,n rsisction ,he subject Of which he trsys
sbd his coscsons o very striklns character. we
recommend his work TO the consideration OF all persons
interested u financial questions