New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
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ity containing the last corrections and additions Of the
venerable author is reprinted by W. J Middleton. Dean
Mman is now in the seveutysxh year Of h age and hs
form bending under the weight Of years and inhmiues
presents the appearance Of much older man. The WORK
before us is doubtless the last important production that
can be looked for om his versatile PEN and viii be cher
ishcd by the student Of history and general literature rs
the most adequate memorial OF the learning CULTIVATION
and intellectual ability OF the writer IL was printed
short time previous to the publication II heHans " ie OF
Jesus" but the preface to the rev edition afforded Dean
Mman an opportunity OF expressing his opinion ~ regard
TO toe character OF that celebrated WORK lie admits ne
captivating force life and distincines OF M hehaA
STYLE but finds pass res IN Whlth " lhe VIVA uasFa
reucy Of his language bcuys az once The perpeAy o.
the writer and the uncomfortable febcness 81 ms arEu-
mcnts7 The Dean Lad expected from thc wide and
copous eruditou OF n. Kcnan. His illustrations from
tho jewish writer's all familiar from Llshtoo
Schoctgcn Meuschen and the great Iamudc scholars o.
the two last centuries who have probably exhausted the
subject Nor has be brought any ne" hght nom tAe
scenery and topography Of Palestine, when had been
already dr1ned TO the utmost by previous travellers
lis beautiful passages on the tanscendent humanity OF
Jesus nav give satisfaction 10 those who see no more IL
Christianity than natural step IN human progress but
10 those 10 whom II is positive religion II viii fall doac
or be a grief aad an oGensc Dean Ailman has not
looked the abors and conclusions of the nbngcn School
In Germany bur while no looks with admiration the
industry sacacy and ingenuity OF Baur and his disciples
their arguments bring conviction 10 his mind and be
aside their criticism as unable TO bear criticism The
American edition has been brought ont by Mr. Middleton
in a style of neat and appropriate typography which cha
ienges universal approval.
Nj George W. Blunt has issued q compilation entitled
"1he Way TO Avoid the Centre of Our Violent Gales,
which may be commended TO the attention Of our ntel
gent shrmaseTs and shipowners 1t consists of series
of practical explanations and suggestions founded on the
labors Of Mr. Rcdhcd Col Reid, Admiral Fitzroy, and
other eminent mecorOlOglss which will enable the COM
ma1der Of a vessel 10 escape the violent gales winch
prevail the Atlantic Ocean, and thus Afford an add
ona guarantee for the security OF life and property when
exposed the dangers of sca-voyagc. The directions
are given in language which the common sailor cannot
fail 20 understand and are the results Of actual observation
and experience, and not merely speculative theories.
r. b. Peterson & Brothers issue a novel entitled a." Sara.
toa depicting the characteristic features Of American
life at the period Immediately succeeding The Revolution
and treatise The Law and Practice OF the Game OF
Euchrc."
England Two Hundred Years Ago, % by T. II. Gilleu
seml-hstorca romance intended 10 illustrate the so
ca and religious condition Of England al the time OF the
accession Of Charles H. is published by the Presbyterian
Publication Committee in Philadelphia Several OF the
most celebrated Puritan dvincs OF that period made
figure the narrative, which presents lively picture
OF the character and experience OF the English nonoon
ioTmists.
The Second Volume Of the Fourth Series OF "Liiters
Living Age is issued by the publishers Litie Son
Co.. Boston. The current literature Of the past Summer
months is handsomely represented N this useful Pc
TiodIcal
We have received from the prolific pen Of Mr. Carleton
"Our Artist in Peru collection Of leaves from the
sketch book OF traveller during the Winter Of 1855
by George w. Carleton. With the slightest possible
fringe Of descriptive leerprcss the sketches speak for
themselves as amusing freaks Of fancy inspired BY the
comic OF South American life with sufficient,
humor but not mpairing their hdeiy to nature. The
same publisher neat edition IN ornanened bnd.
ing of brakes celebrated fantastic poem The Cuput
Fay1 with copious illustrations by Arthur Iumey ioTu
ing part q the advanced guSfd OF gfi-books which
cleaning in gold and bright RAINBOW co0rs wall soon tsse
the public by storm. Mr. Carleton has also gwen TO the
American public edition Of Swlnburnes new volume al
poems Laus NeIers collection Of eotc madngalh,
as indicated by the title Of the hIst poem, which have
proved TOO bold experiment the OF social de-
cency be tolerated In the land Of their brtn Such un
wholesome eIocs, though set Of by the poetca entco-
mcris OF which Mr. Swinburpe is consummate master
will find scaniy among modest American households.
They sing the praises OF lceniious indulgence with
freedom that would almost bTng blush 10 the cheek OF
AnacrcOn Ovid Caiullus casting the illusions OF fancy
and the seductive gaces Of language over the uncean
principles Of the European school which procains the
rehabilitation Of the flesh as the highest eVaDgel OF
humanity.
James Miller publishes "Mrs Ellis's Complete Cook
promising to lay down perfect code Of instructions in all
branches Of cookery aud domestic economy with practical
receipts preparing every variety Of dainty and subsian
al dish for the table, and Guide 10 Health and Long
Life, by DR. Robert james Culverwei showing what
eat drink and AVOID what exercise 20 take how 10 control
and regulate the passions and appelite and how TO pass
through the world IN general, In quiet comfort and IN
good health oil between The covers OF thin duodecimo
volume.
II. Nash and George +. Bnstow, published by A. :.
Barnes g. Col is complete musical textbook for schools
Of every rank and prepared with special reference the
new provision By the NewYok Board Of Education that
instruction IN musical notation and reading shall be gwen
10 q portion Of the pupils IN the pubic schools.
"Ihree Years in the Sixth Corps" by George T. Ste
yens Surgeon Of the nth regiment NewYok Volunteers
published by S. r. Cray, presents vivid and faithful
picture Of tho authors experience OF military IN
the Of the rebellion comprising series Of sngularly
interesting details OF all the vic.studes Of army life its
marches its battles IFS camps and the SAD scenes OF The
hospital. The volume contains narrative IN full OF the
operations of the army Of the Potomac founded the
Official reports OF the principal commanders well as
his personal observation, and arranged and digested
with admirable order and clearDcss IL bears the marks
Of careful and conscientious PREPARATION and OF not little
skill in literary workmanship The work - illustrated
with variety OF appropriate engavngs, and Is brought
out in superior style Of mechanical execution.
Dick g. Fitzgerald have issued " Lady Asheigh; or,
the Rejected Inheritance" by J. +. Smith forming
nsament of their uniform edition Of the novels Of that
suthor Athletic Sports for Boys" arcpostoy Of ah
ete recreations for youth containing complete nstruc
tons in gymnastics, skating, swimming, riding, driving
fencing and many other Juvenile amusemens Handsomely
illustrated; " The Book Of Household Pets, and How TO
Manage Them showing the treatment OF birds,
dogs, squirrels rabbits and other animals and 1.-THE
for whist euchre bezque and the different varieties OF
games most common in this country.
Jennie June's American Cookery Book" by Mrs j.
c. Croly, published BY the American News Company
is dedicated to the young housekepcrs OF America aud
claims place among the shoal Of books prepared sith
similar intent the ground that they too elaborate
too petentous too deeply mbued with "high art" in
cookery to meet the of the of people
who eat 10 live, and do not live 10 eat Such books tell
how TO get up grand dinners in the splendid style OF
the French cuisine but they leave the poor young wife,
who wants TO cook chop or chicken, stuff piece OF
veal and make pudding loaf of bread for the first
time in her life quite in the dark. The receipts and d.
reetons set forth by good Mistress Jennie June have been