New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-13

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original which as hardly any Of the qualities Of work
Of art We are not nocustomed to representations VI
more or less distinguished psrsonages arranged In
groups without grouping, and composed without art;
long suffering has made caous to the cruelty Of those
painters who. In this fashion, perpetrate represents
lions Of public csremonials. dinners, convocatons, s.
.mblage.. gatherings Of hsroes. sad what not, but
really this engraving burned a nerve which remained
un.eared 90 npocent Of technical quality mast be It's
| original AIR seeing Irving made 70 resemble the
Rev Mr. Chadband and Prof. LoDgfcilow fitted with
likeness to MI Martin +. Upper. We can stand up
against anytling The 'eminent American artist to
VAC ,e words os the publishers Of this curious print
Mr. T. O. c. Daley, must be easily satisfied If he bo-
e,es Lai he aEoWs any thing OF Ar, VI that he bus
d.pInycd Ii In the competition Of the picture Mr. Bar
low has no doubt successfully reproduced The work
hes certainr ~ far a. know. original dce'gn.
% use the publishers phrase. but that !: Is spirited we
deny" .
Among tie recent announcements OF re"
book, In LONDON are some titles OF more than usual in
terest; ss tne flowing; "Iravels aud Adventures OF
Arminius vdnbory," who was dispatched by the Hon
s-uian Aoaiemy Oh scientific mission TO tie Elsi N
,scsG4, and in tie Disguise Of Dervish, succeeded in
tayersing Central ASA from the Caspian 10 the Sea OF
Arul throla the Deserts OF Oxus. by khvn. Conrad,
Bukhara Sanareand, KaFshce, Kukee, Mennna, and
RnIk II Mrali,: from notes made on the spot; Tbs
Modern :. n,riians, end visit 70 Nabons," by the
! Rer John Mill; AN Overland Journey from feaiD
trPetersbqre tn,u,h the Deserts and Steppcs Of Rec
tri, MoncoIi,, Tariary and Siberia" by A. Miehio;
"Tle HlsYr, of the french Revolution. reJ-l195" by
Professor Won S,bel II bfnnch; translated from the
last edition by Mr. Edward Wilberfo-cei "Epheners,
by Lord l. It. Ion; Lives Of the woIrioIs OF the ev'
enteenth Century who have commanded Fleets and
armies be'ore the Enemy" by LeutennntGeneral Sir
| Edward Gust, DCL.-a companion 70 Lis "Anihi' OF
TIE WsIs OF tie Eighteenth Century" History Of
Modern EuoIe fioin The Taking OF Consantinohe by
the Trrks 10 tie Close of tho War in tho Crmsal41-
J ls57." by Thomas II. Dyer Of which Vols. l. and H.,
from 1853 ile Pesce OF westphale. ara ready nnd
yos III and ~ furn 64s t. the close OF the Crnicnn
| War are in The prsss; Vols VII, VIU and IN, Of
'lhe Lives " tf judges 10 TIE Reign Cneen Vieto
ria" BY Mr. Edwarl foss An Attoaptto reconstruct
tie Early History II Mankind, from tue Observation Of
tho Phenoncrn u Civilization and the Development OF
Science and AT in the Lower Stages o. Edward Bur
net Taylor, tloF ol MEXICO add tie hexiosHs.
| Mr.. Groles "i.nto. end tae other Companions oil
S,oratcs;" &c Music OF the most Ancient Nations
particularly 81 ;l.o Assyrials, Egyn!e1s. and he
b!evs." " r. Enfel Mr.. George Streets " Account
ofGotilc Architecture spaL,' from personal obser''
atoms curing several journeys through thst country.
illustrated a. plans aud views; a Practical Manual
" Modern Narfc foT O.cers Of Tie Army aud 'our'
teeff" by I.cui. Colonel L. L. NAcdolgal author o!
| Tho Thoolg II WsI." and Tile Campalg.s of Han
nibal." A Supplement- to Robinson- biblical To-
ls1rcbea IN P1rfiiue." physical Geography oil mo
HOLY Land" ~ Edwafd Robinson. ID. late Pro'es OF
q, nihierl Jter,,aro in tic Theological seminary,
! .Torl; Dr. William Smiths Classical end 6iD-
lorl A.lns OF Alcicrt CeogrnphT" which has been
some years g. preparation, and i. n;euted ca euppie'
rent to his Classical ord Biblical Dictionaries and
the following Iaudbooss % Travel: ~ HIndbook for
j Paris ~ Khapsick Guide 20 Italyi" - Krspsaek
Guide 70 Norway" 10y Knaps.cs unide the Kline
a Kn.p,acs q ulde q tie Tyro." and - Knapslct
Guide 70 The Pygcae~s;" The Critical Writings 81
y Theodore Ia, GER" eIi.ei b. Ma Cobbe; new
edition Of uai 'ady', "E.say on lntniiye Morals +"
- plscu,fipn ar the Unity. Duality and Trinity Of
to Godbe,G" Nj rdwMis's Libraries and their
focndcrs;" anu second Series OF tie Bigow Pa
peFs."
The Law case in London with regard TO The
copyright 81 iiss Crmmin.s "Iaunted Hearts has
been docdcl virtually IN favor Of MesITl. sampson.
Low Co. ;le plFohassfso % tbs copyright who sought
50 restrain tie Mcs'rs Eoutelge from publishing tho
samc vors sl.honsh b. reason Of some tecancar IL
fUrmahiy tho iaiaelt In fsTUr q The resp6rGenis
ihe Gaze Of Low Hog,cdso in simply this: MIS-
Cunalins $40 American as.horcs has for short time
RESIDED IN Montreal Canada. ard during such residence
.e sold OF made over 70 Nessrs. Low I; Co, the pub
usA,s N Ladgaie hih her Interest in her last work
DHaultsd Meats" Tbs work Hossrs. Low published
IN En- and before II appeared ia the United States.
They is.ncd Is ,st May in 'os. Price lGs entered
a.. Ia. I'll fla fau.l
copies To the national libraries. few weeks ,ftcr'
ward Ne,srs Low ! Co. aseoria!ned that Mr. Eout-
ledge had placed In s hands OF Mes,Tr. slvill Ed
wards tie prniers cheap "hauway" edition TT %.
uhereupon Alr. Routedge was written Co. and rcpy
VIA returned Mesns. Low & Co, stating that as M
international copyright law existed between this conn.
Try and America. he had tight to publish the work Ia
eresilon. Messrs. Low & Co. then sought, By al in
junction IN Chlnccry restrain the other house from
publishing 10 his sir. Roudedgs entered demurrer
by reason OF q wlons entry On the register. wrong
,nte and confusion ia. lie Of the drm actiag for
xis. Cammius. Tleae technical objections gained
Mossrs Eout!edge Sue suit although the Vlco-Chancel'
Tor gave il as ais opaon that far the merits OF tho
case we're CONCERNED they had let it. Messrs. Low
nov Intimate ther intention Of commencing fresh pro
cecdings-o he irse from those technical flaws which
~. "a tho cause oil the miscarriage of the last Much
comment has been made upon the fact. in the daily
iournGls ard "a good deal Of warm feeling has been
manifested 10 PaIernosterIow; but the trne point OF
the case appears DO overlooked in arguing the ques
ton Ia America three years residence, with all the
rights OF citizenship Il necessary TO enable peron 10
hold copyright; il England the great principle Is st
publication. II hook is lrst published Ia England
then al English copyright Is Obtained somewhat anaio-
gous to the right OF citizenship which Is obainable by
birth IA u country. Haunted Hearts,, hrsi saw the