New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

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i..uliy web known, 40 one has right 80 draw any
conclusions. In spite Of It's adherence to system
and 10 prrcitatc gcncralizatons, Ito work
ahor ndS in eloquent end impressive passages, and
ple'ouiS many valuable suggestions drawn from
vide experience % life, but too much tinctured by
French scntinen.alism TO suit The more chastoned
tas.c of readers in our own county.
NOTES or THE nFBgL INVASION or MARYLAND
hNn TRANSATLANTIC hnD 1HE BATTLE OF
EElIl ShskG. BJ N. JACOBS Ia'ao. PIP Il. b.
The author oi this liitlc volume is professor
in the college at Gettysburg and WIS on eyewitness Of
she battles ofJuy in that locality His account " tho
Invasion OF Pennsyvanis and tie terrible struggle at
thu. time ii Minute and crcumstanta written IN tho
spirit of critical discrimination, and with that unpre
tcndas simplicity and dircctness. which form strong
guaranty of truth. Tho Importance Of tho battle Of
Gettysburg In its bearings and consequences is fairly
set forth in the concluding paragraph o; the volume
which leaves an impression equally favorable to the
patriotism end the good ofhe author. This battle
Of three days will compare. in magnitude and fnrreach
Ing consequence with any Of tho grcnt battles Of
modern times In tho battle VI Waterloo. the Allies
had 72ooo the French 5000 men; In this tho Rebels
had e6 cannon tho French 252 the Rebels had upward
Of 30 and equal number. The Alies lost 90 90
in killed and wounded, tho French 1900 in killed.
wounded prisoners. and deserters; the Fcderas lost
abou, 900 Killed. ~ 90 wounded aud 400 prisoners
or In ALL sbou; 90 go; while the Rebels lost about s 500
killed.. 81 900 wounded 900 prisoners and coo sting
glers and dceerers total OF about 1000 The pro-
portion OF and Of losses in both battles Is nearly tho
fs.I In
crushing the power u Napoleon and the grinding deg
pgtsm that he exercising over Europe. II broke
to pieces that army In whoss track followed deeollon
and famine. and whose FINAL triumph musl have resulted
In the destruction Of all the then existing governments
Of tho civilized world The battle Of Gettysburg re-
suited frs, in checking tho progress and then IA do
stroying tie power u vel disciplined and defiant
army. which had como to the North Tor the express
purp-e Of robbery sad spreading terror and dosoaon
In It's raok and by the capture Of Baltimore aud Wash
ingon. Of debating TO the nos huuiaiing terms OF
peace The sway Of Napoleon sublco; Europe
would not have been more tyFannicL and destructive
Of tho vital Interests OF tho people than would have
been the establishment by decfiye victory Of Lee. Of
an ovcrbearing slave pos q controlling influence In
oar county. The III o YieksbGrg and Of Port Nnd-
.or which followed Immediately amer she battle Of Ges
iysburg though Of tho highest importance TO The ooun
try is nevertheless not equal Ia ils influence to the
breaking u tie power Of m army which WA
striking bio. at the heart Of the nation In the de-
feat, therefore, Of Lee tho corneTsole OF that horc
which the Rebellion sought erect human bondage
and q distinction 81 tie races VI men. Which God b."
made q, one blood Is csusod pieces, ard the bright
days u happy future loon Up before vis.on when
~ shall once laorc be united and prosperous people
An ESSAY on TIE IMPROVEMENT OF TINY. Ry
Jons fousx Limo. Up .ot. hob"r csrtcr brothers.
The admirers of the celebrated Baptist
preacher and essay. With whom may be reckoncd a.
sne~, every thinking and cultivated reader III greet
tn. plsiLguoas work with sincere welcome. Although
1. now srrears Tor the fret tine twenty years after tho
death Of &c author 4. In fact one Of the earliest
psodr ,lous q bis vigorous pen. IL WIS commenced
soon ahcT The publication d tie remarkable I~lys
which 1rs brought bic namo prominently before tho
literary world lul oT some reason iis Interest IN Us
composition gradually tagged. ard ut length the task
as abandoned bcior, is completion. The present odi
tor ha, produced 10 after carcal and ldicous ro'ison
although IA ~ instance has Dc sabiiilicd hs own Ian
uarc Tor that II The author. THO essay II mafAcd BY
Fosters characteristic pfofouutness Of thou5ht but
oficn vague ind noonclusirc hs energy Of expression
and apire,s and variety Of a1railon. His standard
II action il er,atoi aud anstcrc bet apparently I'M
practicable. directed toward sublime cld bet with
agh. foundation Ia tho endoH mont, ~ tendencies OF
huu-E nature.
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