New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW. ApniA Leonard Scot,
The articles Of rrincipal interest IN this nun.

The arneiee OF principal interest IN this nun
Der nrc On "The Basin Of the Upper Nile and Its In
babtsnts' Strikes and Industrial Cooperation.
"Tainc's Hktsry Of English Literature" and "Th'
Phio sophy Of Roger Bacon N. Tame ia said 10 kay,
produced the most elaborate and valuable history thai
row exists Of the copious ssd splsn,.d literature O
England. surprising every other work the subes
comprehensive grasp Of thought briliancy Of style
aud rustvortbiness 81 statement English kteraiars
now the same debt 10 French author wheh that
OF Italy ewes 10 Frenebman. that Of Germany TO ar
Fnglishman, and that of Spain TO an American In The
excellent compendium Of Contemporary liter.taro'
which closes the number Wendell Phllpss Speeches
are favoraby noticed and that OIL the Rights VI Women
IL declared 10 treat subject 80 often disngurcd by
thusiasts defamation With cearness Of philosophical
insight and temperate command. both Of thought and
language, that leave netting TO b. desired Mr. Kinks
History Of Charles the Bold Is rather summary dis
niesed as not q great work. with no philosophical
thought q high erder and with no traces Of the his
torieal Imagination In any very eminent degree The
style though possessing vigor and animation is def
cent in grace simplicity and Illuminating force Still
Mr. Krk IL not without merit scis evidently thought.
I'll ard digenf vriter and shows unquestonsbe read.
ing and research. Mr.. Ticknors life Of Prescott
thongh II has some agreeable sind interesting pages u
pronounced surely unnecessarily long" an opinion in
which fow readers this eide Of the water for whom
the work was primarily intended viii concur.
FRETD DON or NAN IN WILLIAg Bv Rovtisp g.
HAliap. i2a4o up. 49, ID. App.,on L CO.
The publication Of a volume of solid meta
physics in those days Of warfare and struggle for 10.
toBsl existence berays heppy Independence Of su,.
81 IT,
and practical value Of his iavor.e branch Of study
compared with the pursuit Of physica science He adj
mlts tina. there IS question Of which the discussion
has tended more 20 bring metaphysics the reproash
Of being unfrutial than that Of the freedom Of the
will" Bat be ehFshes the hope that the considerations
presented in his volume win open now modes Of ntu-
eneng our evn intellectual and moral characiss and
thus exercise Immediate and benefcisl influence on
the vitse and happiness Of the The work Is d.
yided into two rnits In the fret Of which the author
treats the main .ujcc. ~ discussion in its various
branches while tie second il devoted to elaborate
and stringent rcycw Of the positions OF President Ed
wards In HE celebrated treatise The VIII ]; IT, Ger
toinly, too mnch to sly that the author has foro'
cloeed further discussion Of the istricste problc Of
'ffeov soreinevegc, fate which have occupied The
lovers Of metaphysical Speculation from time inmsms
nal but he hss treated bis theme with unusual clear
nsss aud determination Of ,houct ap.ness Of llustr
Con and simplicity Of expression. II he bs.s added
sothing positively " the unsiehy uass q plAo-
sphieal literature he hos presented his ideas Ia novel
sspect< and merritt the attention Of The student tor bis
acs,cnos and freedom from imitation N prerious
vrters.
POEMS BY Fsrprrex ooppAsD ryex.nsAx. Dne.
VI. rs. Bosioa heknsr fS!ds
The impulse 10 these pO.ans has been derived
RON q sireefe and loving Communion with Nature.
rather thar fss rcsass proptinss 9TH imasin'
alive power Mr.. Tlosernan IA evidently A. hsme IN
I e woods and fields Of Sev.Fngiand ard shows no
Little suscspssiiy to their poctcd aspects. I" well as
snusua akin 10 sesvpg their features Into the fixture
OF Lis verse without inpHrns their naiuTauess OF VI
TALLY Ills s!usloDs 10 tie details Of his hror,e scene
~ are rsnsrkshs for tie accuracy Of their eo@orinS
spS In tiis r,~ssf compare fsvorsby With The pro&uo
" u Of ,he nest esteemed Amer ioen pots He e1his'
" sss happy gin Of vsrsfesiioa tlna Of iuos9soA
s eve better than his snr. lie appears ~ have put
fslb, sssse Of rtythpeal melody and hh eho'ss OF
spihsss dsc,aeA less BY their nssioai effect or 'hef
peSs~ sgniasancs than BY certain pTiyefe personal
associations or Q csntsmplnn,e turn Of mind. be
vrits rom reflection and eIpernacei his vsrses show
a elaborate rroeesa VI oonsIuotisu bvt not rich
IN the eenert u spontanc.ty The vounc 10 pcrraded
by monotone Of sorrow which soeks relief in inter
oour,. with nature and finds serenity in the exercise 81
sou position.
IIoHT IN pAHKsFss; Or, CHsfsS Dfsccv1sS ~ I'M
fxuE CzAaAcruE tHirAniAS. lin'o. pp 10
Bcssos: Gsald Lincoln. Nov ORR; sheldon Co
The experience of q clergyman in passing nor,
the pas.orute OF UsiAran church in one Nov England
atty " thai Of Trinas church In aAotirr piIhily
described In giis little volume Ne clue IL given 10 the
name o. the as.hor but II 10 innmated In the psefsce
that Il not secret within the circle u bis Intimate
He IL Inclined 70 apologize foe his Kindly
treatment Of Unitnrans BY SAYING THAI he h NOT 10
come srthodoI n becone bes liberal bat rather the
more 50 lie .dLso,aims tie charge q esoasm In shs
puosto, Of his confessions declaring that his only aim
4, 70 show what has been done for him by the Holy Spirit
no, what be has done - minister or maH. The vol
ume IL hat locse and dceuory in Ia composition
With slender rrstensous 70 argument and ofen fsno
fuI In 10 ooloring bat presents interesting revels
,on Of the workings Of an individual mind In the tran
alton rom step4iod Indifference to . VAIN and conf
dent faith
HISTORY or TIE sIXTIETH REGfARsT fEW-foRh
sTATE VOLUNTEERS. BY hicnhaD tDSr chap
lsu; limo. ~ &c., Philadelphia f'0a'Aed " We
Author. -.
OF special interest TO the families and friends
Of the brave volunteers whose military career Is records
II challenges the attention of larger pablo BY the val
liable s,stlstcsl detls With which aboonds and the
ample esynestnsss with WHICH IL Describes tie events
vaoh fbr the most part came under ne PeSsoaal Oh
ssrvstion Of tho author. Tie lscs which 10 relates
bear the evident stamp Of auth1ciJ and give lively
impression Of the eyotns scenes and sadden Soa<sss
which brm the staple Of tie soidiss's sio.
r-croy AND aHTI-sLAvHRY sPFECHEs. DELiv-
ERFD DUaIN0 THE REBELLION. BY CaAsLss ID.
pxIKa ifsuo. pp. 81. Cincinnati: Applesaie 4 Go.