New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

NEW PUBLICHI IONS.
BlBLIoTHTCA sAcRA AND BIBLICAL REPOSITORY.
| January. EnwaAps a. PAns I'D SAMUEL H. IA',oH.
EDITORS. Andoyer Warren +. Draper. hew-i ok Johh
Wiley.
4 new volume Of this erudite end vigorous periodi-
zeal commences with the present pnmber, which well
suslsns the reputation Of the work during I's long
and successful career. In several important respects
this qnsrtery holcs unique place among America"
pcriodicals. Devoted To discussions OF permanent
va ue It's contents bear the stamp OF iab"rlous pepa-
,ton while their rich nnd varied scholarship, their
wide researches in ancien. and modern liter ture'
and elevated oes, of thought present no ordinary
aitrae us 10 the integen, reader. One Of lis lead
ing aims is 10 give a scientific exposition OF the pm
cirs of different schools in ethics and theology ana
in this way it has made meny important contrbnonr
to the history Of speculative inquiry. IL ID stated
that this feature especially recommended IL 70 'he Az
teution of the late Sir William Hamilton, VINO was
co sian, reader OF s pages. In matters Of religious
opinion. although claiming 10 be an exponent oi or
fbodox doctrines il is not Il seciaiau journal, nor
does il strive "to intame the zeal OF theological par
,issus but 10 exhibit the broad ,crptural views OF
trath and 10 cherish Cat'Oc spiit among the con-
eictinp schools of evangelical dvines." The editors
nurnose tn insert series of articles the disiinc-
tive systems adopted by different theological parties
and secis, written by a representative member oi
the school whose tenets are defcnbed. This, IT is
supposed may tend 10 prevent supelucus discussion,
since large proportion Of theological controversy Is
occuped with Tie correction of reciprocal misuncer-
standings, and consequent Interpretations. Among
the articles in the present humber OF special iuterest
NAV be noted an elaborate discussion on " Hebrew
Servitude," from the German OF Prof Saabschdtz,
/ by Prof +. T. Bsrrows, showing that the system OF
American Slavery finds no sanction in the Mosac
code and q sngusly able and interesting paper by
/ Prof l.. A. Park on "The lmprecaioy Psalms
viewed in the Light Of the Southern Rebellion.
The ,pi, OF tie article is illustrated by the suLjolned
pass ges;
" For TO- Thine enemies make tuIault;
A.a they lbai haze le have hIea up ne .ead
They have .nd: CONF them OF from being
That he asno OF Iose may be more 10 remembrance
FOR hey Lave consulted together with one consents
! They 6ro confederate a.snst Ihee.'
| Therefore,
/ e o my God rnsie them like wheel ioI whIlwindli
/ As tbe stubbe before The Wind.
! A. ii IRE burue h wood,
And pr the flame se'teth the mountains on tire,
/ SO peJsecuie them with ~, tsmpe't
| And make them sfsid with thy storm.
] FIJI their faces vi shame.
that ti,y soy Esek ihy hGne. o lord
! Lei h. ~ be toniouudod and troubled forever,
/ Yea let them be put 10 shame snd pe'i'h ., ,
IhGf nss nay kaOr thai ihOa whose name sohe 'o'
! AT The MoT HIGH over all the Earth"
/ That one phrase " con feder0t, against Thfe,' has
sugge sled 10 mapy American Christmas the crime OF
;hore States " hich Are now "conieGerate' against
our Union. n hare nc temper N the old JeTish
,onps We 60 orth TO battle against these States, DOT
in order to pcasOnsI welfare or q, sec-
torsl emolnmcht not W order 20 preserve II ss an
es,lum for the oppressed throughout the worli; ~
The odel Of republic 10 be initiated III other landf
ar the embodiment Of Ii eral principles that make he
intellect more energetic, The conscience mere exact,
tie affections entrouf The viii more resol 1te
We believe that oar n Onal tOnnliiuiiOn u hited
TO quicken the growth Of real manhood, 10 enlarge
the coIniass 81, pure church 20 di-eii pine tue vttu-
QUE Ciizeu for su ample reward IN behveh than ne
would reach If he were not triined @ THINK Tor Inn
SET 60 govern himself, TO develop bis own power, 70
Eorship ms maker actOI1iIg 10 his Own tCnscence.
4 ere,oro we stst on our biDckHoing squadron at
/ every fea-Ion, AID the mouth ~ every ilveri our
cavalry ahd infantry at every highway aId railway
where We can prevent the iIaDr' OF food which may
silpi hen our foes for their battles. 10 laying IL
embargo mon tie commerce OF tue rebels We are
not yind,etive pyoUsd<d ts0t src kOUt thc tcHprr ~
tte Psaimisf ~ ks imprfc0tt0HS for he uniods the
reason for lie prpyers, thur:
Deliver mo fiom the t,orSeys Of tnQug.
Tie lus snd prepare th,,na-lyes ON ~ ~ taut
/ Lef iaena tnat- ttaf GoG t.!liA ~ soro'--
I LEI m,,s cgt der ~ and d vHJ - y cat $500
TAorga fhsp Ne sot sdryssd and 'clI sfaY al riehf
Tie oitizeus Of The United States have been fond
of saSIpV that the king of iernel rouRht Our
fathers as vine ont Of Egypt, ths lie oast out TIE
heather end csueed bis chosen llait To iske De y
root 70 that the bills were covered WIN ne nhadOW
ofn II. now, the knife Of the msraudor he rair, o
sca,nst this goody vine abd lie allowed % sever tie
braLcbes Of IT, then VII hOt ouly our own i'ud 81
urouise be desolaie but al other lands viii le
afflicted there will b. arrsycd aR4int' each oiner'
MT merely two cOnie dorcl,., but three, or fur 90
even, and thore will re uiferDiuing war among
them. and the cause Of Freedom will Be cowu-irOd-
den not on tls continent ODE bat throughout tie
world; and The Church OF CLIIst will suffer- Tor II Dr.
TO our M tied Republic that men look i"r sn enter
lri,ing an sgtre-hlye, practtrl, hhid-Woi Aing
If,Ly!on. Th-v!cre, as mtrcu citlz.n. d.si'"nr oi
lberulzrg tie despOtisns OF TIE old N"fil Aln Oh
! Cbri.ti.uiSing q heather tnbe,, We call on our
ruiers 10 arrest this illegal aud Unreasonable ietel.
linn II i, .annOt be stayed without the los 81
trossur-s sud hlood lit the loss come III u cannot
he sfayed without nfiictDg tie extreme pumtbinchl
al lie law on zone ring caocr ~ lhe it'S'i We
t,ieve fof tho necessity, but the chart sen"nt ia
. r..cue IA II om robbery in the line OF peace and
froro i,7,cy IL tie time OF war, and itt II come.
Rnt II be le iive 40 10 this fearful punishment, he
u.u,i ,ud,sc not only pam bu' lafiing l2nomiAy'
our iears flow for the iguomlny, but II VIII Ifescf g
M be,.after from wboiesBie thJt5 iom ieJmy,
I go, b.riati.ta: and ut IL come. Lat II he be
l,oa,.d 10 tie legal punishment Of Lio crime, fIs
,llrep " IA he fatborl.sr and his wife WIDOW H.
!. TERRIBLE woe but Dnicss i come, not few
only Lu thousands ol children viii be iathefiefr;
no, Syr ONLY, bu hundreds OF wives van oe "iao".'
. M Ior~r1uent m8si b, bphot therefore ~ ia
t,eho,d ne leit de.onte. BItit he - iae his ,iibe