New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

Several interesting books are announced by
Charles Scribner for speedy publication among which
is"My Farm Of Edgewood." by TX Marvel. founded
his experience gentleman farmer in the vicinity
of New Haven and rich in awful warnings 10 the en-
fhusastc amateur who has thought of making practical
tris Of agricultural career without counting the
cost. well tempting dishes Of fruits and sweet,
homely nosegays together with sketches from he Of
pestilent drivers Of bargains and OF cattle audaoious
ysrets devoted TO picking and stealing and dealers in
salts that will not dissolve and seeds that will not ger
inmate. Letters TO the Jonses." by the venerable
Timothy Titconb is also nearly ready consisting OF the
free and friendly counsels of schoolmas'er who
formerly boarded round according to the old.fash
toned New England when he laugh. the distrc;
school in bonneville, and thus formed intimate
quoriance with the Jones family TO whom the letters
addressed. A edition of the "Federalist "
wish biographical and historical introduction and
by III. Il. Dawson, VIII be welcomed by historical and
political readers. 1t is be printed from the original
text with the manuscript memoranda found in the
copies formerly owned By Mr. Madison, Mr. Jefferson
Mr. Ames. Chancellor Kent Mr. Rush and other friends
ofthe authors. C. Scrbncr also series Of
Mr.. Kirklands School Girls Garland selection Of
poetry adapted 10 different ages; "A History OF Chris
fian Doctrine" by Professor WIN. G.. r Sheld: n
work by the Rev. DIR. Bushnell entitled Work
and Play. and editions OF several standard publ
csiioas.
I. Il. Peterson d Brothers announce among
their November publications novel by Mrs. Emma
ID T.. y. Southworth. entitled The Fetal Marriage
j. +. Tilton & Co. announce an elementary
work Oh astronomy by Mr.. futile the we'll known Can.
bridge astronomer new story by J. T. Trowbridge
Ire of which is laid in East Tennessee a gin
book entitled Poetry Of the Age Of Fable By the
thor Of The Age Of Chyalry;" and several juvenile
publication,
The Histo,r y Of Charles the Bold, Duke Of
Burgundy" by John Foster Kirk formerly private see
reipsy 70 Mr. Prescott "a announced by j. j. Lippin-
colt Co. The work is 10 comprised in three octave
Volumes AID viii form npn tant addition TO English
historical literature 1t is aiter TO brng together
aud 70 enbody IN symmetrical narra.No al that the
contemporary chronclers ard memoir wrth's the cAsant
letters and other documentary evidence and !e critical
discussions Of the present day could contribute for TIE
,us, appreciation Of remarkable epoch. grand hsior
cal figures. and oventful story. An entirely new
light is thrown some Of the important events in
Charess career his position the Napoleon Of the
Middle Ages is fully indicated and the influence is
traced both Of his ambition and Of his fall upon the des
TIMES Of the principal European States
c. ID. Case q Co., Hartford, Conn, announce
in preparation History of TIE Great Rebellion. by
Horace Greeley intended to exhibit especially rs moral
and political phases with the progress Of American
opinion respecting Slavery from the Declaration 81 Ia
dependence TO the present time