New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26

rails announced FOR the new volume src an original
story by Wilkie Collins sketches OF hcroic deeds OF
American military and naval commanders during the
war of the Rebellion journeys In Arizona By tne YER
satic and ro,cking traveller Ross Browne, aud o.. con-
tinuaon Of "Our Mutual Friend" by Charles Dickens
The contents Of this number comprise the usual va
rety Of prose articles with several contributions in
poetry al more than common excellence. Beside the
papers already mentioned ore ia an interesting article
on the leading mania Of the day um, 'deaorb-
ing the principal features Of the oil region, and SHOW
ing how fortunes are made easily soap bubbles
graphic account Of visit 20 tie English courts Of JUS
tee and several readable stories. A remarkable poem
entitled The Bay Fight by WHO shared ia the
gallant action OF August 5. in Mobile Bay. viii attract
attention By lis vivid picturesque delinestins OF the
terrible and magnificent seeEe. no less than by iis
spirit Of noble patriotism. The Easy Chair dcacanis
with its accustomed graceful facility upon thc opera.
the political lessons Of tho passing hour the Indian
Summer, and Walter Savage L'ndor.
The Third Edition of The Ldp Of Mortgages Of
Real and Personal Propoty by FRANCIS HIliIAiD is
issued in two portly octave volumes b Lit'e
Co. Tie author has attempted to tmbody the most
important points in the English and American OCCASIONS
on the subject together with lie statutory Provisions VI
eooay applicable to tie uses Of the bar in oil portions
Of the country Mr. billiard the first 10 present
systematic view of the legal principles involved in
mortgages of personal property. and in the present
edition Of his elaborate work he has devoted large
SPACE to this branch Of the gcnearsubcc The most re-
decisions are ncorp orate with tie original text and
notes and the contents of the entire volumes are bought
into accordance with tic chest jardieal rulings Of
lre IA obi
Eleventh Volume Of tho Mas aeh1seils Re7orts, by
HORACE GRAY IT,, comprising tie September and oeo-
Der Terms Of Supreme Jndc Court in ls5s and he
Seventh Volume by the present able and accurate
reporter CH.RIFs ALLEN completing TIE reports Of the
CHEST Massachusetts Court TO November let3
The B0atsudin's thistle is tie appropriate
name Of brilliant little daily Newspaper Published for
the benefit Of the National sailors Fair in Boston END
edited hy the authores OF the Passion Flowers" Mrs
Julia Ward Howe Beside contributions from
her own loyal and mastery PEN it contains articles ty
Edward Everett +. q. Whittier q. ". Holmes H. Ii.
s,oddard T. ". Emerson, +. 2. Whipp!e. r. II. Dana
IT, James Freeman Clarke Geo. $. Hlard Gail Ham
fton. Henry T. Tuckerman. ". L. Claiming. and
many others The series Of ten Numbers complete Il
iereotyped and III continue be sold IN It's co. eetlve
fm after the close VI the ta.r rs genuine Boston
notion" with racy smack OK the soil IT will form 1t
erary curiosity Of slight interest. aud pOssess value
Of much LONGER date than the occasioD for which II has
enlisted many eminent names
A Review of the Rev DR.. lIFDGE's Address
entitled Anti SGpcrnstnraisn In the Pulpit by the
Rev DANIEL Bowry las been published by Walker
Wise, & co. IL taxes the ground that DT. HeGges
theology il not equal bis rhetoric, and that he has
to stlineeny limited the field VI inquiry by ASSUMING
that all future theological progress must be IN the he
brew line. and al other reAGiogs movements VIZ
come to naught Mr. Bowen maintains thst more
spontaneous and earnest faith Is necessary than can
be detected in the Address and that although the
,uthor evidently believes In science. 1t Is not easy to
come at his religious creed The argument of the Re
view is conducted with spirit and yigor, but IN the
courteous and respectful manner due TO The ability and
character Of the divine whose views it eoDtroserts
John Gay: or, Uort for Boys, is the title OF
neat Juvenile SERIES by JACOB ABBOTT, Illustrated by II
W. HRRmcK. and published by IlUrd Honghton II is
Intended 10 assist boys in finding amusing occupation IN
the different Of year and explains the nature
Of such mechanical operations a. they can busy them
selves with 10 advantage after reading tue directions
given in these little volumes Tie work is written IN
the usual familiar and iyey style OF the author and is
well adapted to become ayoriie with the young readers.
for whom it is especially designed.
The Yankee Constrip., by GEORGE ADAMS
FIsnER an unpretending narrative OF the authorsox
pericnce as n compulsory soldier in tie Rebel army IL
throws good deal Il light tho treatment which is
received By Union men the South, and On the feelings
Of tie Rebel solders respecting the Without pre-
tending TO any degree Of Literary merit the volume
claims attention as faithful record Of important scenes
in the war from tie pen Of eyewitness. Published
by J. W. Daughaday. Philadelphia
A 'hghy interesting memorial Of BRYANT
GRAY one he youthful heroes of tho present WAR; who
died Of disease contracted in tie service has been pre-
pared by the Rev. DR.. Joseph +. Ihompscn, and pup
lished by A. d. /. Randolph.
Tie Grahams, by JANE GAY FULLER, IS
neat juvenile volume containing an attractive story
with an excellent moral Published by NJ W Dcdd.
| Books Received.
Chris. sud lie salvation ~ iorice Bushnell. Im' PIP
r,.r' rirs tho Hhhero Uncoec,ed Writings Of Charlie.
Lalnh. Emo ~. ~. l'uid lt0l l,on.
Poems By David Gray, With Nemo' Of His Life ienio pp
Tle Yaukce Con.cup, Or, ti.nern Months ~ k.e. hy
| George adams F'her !2ao. m. -tS. fh'Ads Phia'
Tale. end :Ic,ce. ~ ri.n 80. In Different Lands and
Ages Hy the Author OF The irnnielc Il tie Schon
t-s.co't. f.mHy." limo ~. 10. Robert Carter
The Grai ,ns. BY J,ro Gay Fuller. iamo PIP. 10 NJ W
Brv,n. Cav The student IN. Chrsan ~ Soldier. by
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