Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-30
NEW BOOKS.
From J. $. Waters.


We have been favored with volume of Sermons,
preached on different occasions by Edward Meyrick
Gouldburn, Prebendary of st. Pauls and one of her
Majesty's Chaplains in ordinary. Published by
Messrs. D. Appleton & Co., of New York This Is
one of the exceptions to too many volumes OF tho
kind; there being freshness, force. an unshrink-
ing dealing with sins and omissions such as we have
seldom seen. Couched too in language Of much
strength and elegance. and abundantly illustrated
with striking lessons taken from the Divine Word
these sermons are destined. think, to be extern
svely read and cordially welcomed by tho religious
community whone their merits are better known
Frederick LeypO.dt, of PhiIa.
From Frederick Leypodt publisher, we have a
volume of pOems-"RedJ and IDEAL" by John W.
Montclair Comprised in this volume. which bears
the impress of great originality in the Productions of
its author, are some fine specimens OF traDsations
from the German of Heine, Chamisso and others.
Beautifully gotten up, too, nothing is wanting to
make it thoroughly attractive and 10 all who fancy
the wild legends of the best German writers can
commend it.
From Henry Taylor d Go.
From Henry Taylor & Co., booksellers here we
have "ILe Grev Woman and Other Tales" by Mrs.
Gaskel, whose reputation of the best English
female writers is world wide. Hardly in the English
Language is there thrilling and pathetic tale
than one of the two in this voIume-"9he Doom Of
the Griffths," and to all who wish something to while
away few hours of leisure we would commend i.
Published by I. B. Peterson & Brothers. of Phila-
dephia.
From NJ. TX. Waite.
One of the most acceptable volumes we have had
occasion to welcome in a long time is The Emerald"
the first of tho Gem series. edited by Epes Sargent.
Esq. Intended as a compilation of everything pre-
cious that is ahoat in the way of either poetry
prose- or the editor expresses it'll cream of the
cream" of current literature, the well known high
character of the compiler as gentleman Of the truest
taste is a guarantee for the manner in which the
work will be executed and as the Amethyst" the
Diamond" the Topaz" &C., are shortly to follow
those who love and appreciate the beautiful in liter
ature should not fail to remember and secure them
Publishers: John L. Shorey of Boston, W. I. Policy
New York. and J. B. Lippincott Co.. Philadelphia
MAGAZINES, &C.-From Chas. Scribner Co.. Of
New York. publishers, we have Hours at Home, for
July one Of the best publications Of the kind in the
country; 80 full of good til ngs that hardly know
where to begin to commend 1t. Comprising some
eighteen articles in its table of contents for the
coming month some Of the best writers in the land
figure in its pages and insure it's success In the
present number TX Marvel leads of. Tho terms
50 per year in advance. and the Office is 65i Broad
way, Y. !.
FRANK LEsLTE's L4DY's MAGAzINE.-We have this
magazlnefor July also and it maintains its old repu
tation in all respects both in literary point ofview
and as a Gazctie Of Fashion," Profusoy illustrated,
giving the ladies everything, from the latest style
of a bail or drawing rooG costume to the prettiest
Paris bonnet it must prove welcome to all curious
interested more deeply in these details. Terms are
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New YORK.
THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REvIEW.-Ths stand
ard period cal representing the more substantial and
useful features of American literature, is redlly
formidable volume when We consider that it sas up
two hundred and odd pages in single number; but
filled with articles which rival in ability and the care
Of their preparation those of the best English Re-
views it will be welcomed by all who take just
pride in what doing to elevate the standard of
criticism this side of the water. Socrates and
his Philosophy" "Heine and His Works." The
South American Republic and the Monroe Doctrine"
''The Greek Tragic Drama" are among the articles
Published by Edward i. Sears, editor and proprietor
at 81 Broadway, New York.
BLAcKWooD (reprint).-We have BiacLigood for
june. about which little need be said further than
that Heros Won BunchauSeR concludes his romancing
about the Confederate War for Independence"
much to the satisfaction of all who cannot be even
amused at fabrications stupenGouG. The other
articles are up to the cid standard as readable Pub
IIsIe1 10y the Luvuud DSutt Publishing vLlp4uS at
SO Walker street, west of Broadway, New York.
SERMON BY ALAYMAN"-Published by John W.
DaIunvre street. THIS city. This is q
very neatly printed pamphlet containing an essay by
alayman the several Specifications of Charity and
especially on its scriptural meaning and features
Something that might have well been the production
of professional sermonizer," the subject is treated
entirely from a religious point of yiew and might be
studied with profit By all. 1t was presented to the
Ladies Association Of Baltimore for Southern Relief
and is for sale at the bookstores Of the city generally