New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MAGALlNTs.

s,,l story hv Caroline ChcsebIo called INC surgeon
a.,tapt" Professor Longiellow follows Win ,n''u
sonnet "On Translating the Dura Cou"e'",
.,Ncuar.s Work in the Middle Ages, ~ Ms II, -
U,c,sn is readable account Of al tho v1ro1s iapOI
,ba, women found TO DO in old times, n'erle'seD r
srpropyiate anecdotes and biographical hls'a,'o-9 -,
needle after al seems to have supplied 'ne l"' -.
ther principal occupation and MIS- N"oi' -
heu very much more abolious were the tasks OF
- -, ornamental needle work performed Dy our
.oo.ose,s han he most industrious of women WouIu
-, I'm of undertaking. There ere several very inter-
go, ,arar,arl, in the Passages from HawtnoInes
Note Books Here Is one;
-t,totte daily course Of our life hove written WIN WIN
,1ttfy con tacndeble diligence, averaging nom .Wo ~ va
sssbt have written more i had seemed worth While Dnt
couent 10 earn only SO much goo a. And emo.
anuediate wants having prospect Of Oh clu soI. or
1uert which would do away wit the necessity o. Tf and
bread those prospects have no. Yet lad iie INV
az WI content 10 wat because oce Wola lue.
tenoye iFom present happy LON, , many rs
vbeTeveT We 60 Meantime me mag nc IeoS Of
heiI debts. so that We teste SOM , :, M
poverty. II s an ANNOYANCE bot IoooS b m Tic village
EyoIy dsy. fridge thro9gh slo" sha 800 % roj6r
scSn and le6 return home generally without LtNs sIVvg
swOd 10 human being le wa! y 49, o,li
Lon tian no ~ This is chiefly owing tJu0 20
kCar 10 ia a which the exeicse above menoA'u
sno stolt fair proportion OF intellectual !~0Vi'
Once when ms wife IN him OF visit 10 ler SISTER he
seemed purose Of passing The whole term O. her apsece
sltLout sreakng word TO any human uciHs' b"' "''"
no or three hours Of Ter departure lhofean came 10 S'
hin, 90 his Pythagorcau was broEen Inc PAPER ga
"UDvers, Reform" is address Geiveredto me "unn'
siHaryaId al in tTenrid festival, JOY ~ iooo y
n Hedge. The velrs entitled Z" The Voice. belong 20
she ougmatica school We doubt whether The thought
rey conceal precious erorh 20 ray FOR the labor Of
tpessng at H. "Life Assurance brief historical ana
explanatory article which would have appeared very well
N al encyclopaedia but is hardly entertaining enough for
Sumner magazine. A Distinguished Charae,ay' dis
Of tie penalties Of liteTaycelcbiy, but his idea is
sy means original and its staeness is not redeemed by
ANY sbeoial bnliancy Of STYLE The Bobolinks,
By {. r. Craneh, is a lively ard Joyous poem "hAch
peptrasis well with the calm dignity az NJ
tcngtellow's sonnet aud the polished elegance
MI II. T. TUckermans scholarly verses on Lake
Clsmplain in the same number. In "Ihe Chlm-
ny Corner. stowe inquiries. "u~~ shoi 40 b9
,nnsedqr An italian Hain-Sorm by Mrs. Mary Cow
Zen CLARKE well-writen account Of not very adyen
ssrous journey fom Genoa TO Nice. lady who was one
tie sufferers BY The oo11asation contributes simple
nd interesting narrative Of Incidents of the Portland
Fire" The pathetic sketch, entitled Ny Little Boy
IA story which Thousands Of women might have told
innnc the last four years.
YESTERDAY an essay by Mrs. Harriet Z. Prescott,
Aoks tie inst element Of literary excellence which is
aleaess Of thought well the second which Ia clear
ness Of expression. caustc article Tic johnson
",
Presidents character; and continuation OF Griffith
Eaunt;" severe but just criticism Of Amadac" ard
astngirg notice Of Colonel Harry Gilmores -Four Years
b the Saddle complete The table Of contents.
Our Young Folks gives this month The first Of its prom
Seed series Of falpage illustrations 1t is an admirable
Drawing by Hennessy, from of bis own pictures,
"Tho Wanderers, not yet exhibited. The reading mat
Ger Of the magazine is Of the usual quality. Dr. Wilder
yvos an account Of his spinning spider reduced to the
level OF the juvenile intellect.
The GALAXY for September is even more varied aud
entertaining than wont 20 be- Beside 1.-THE Clavcr-
rgs and Archie Lowell, it contains paper ty Mr.
Tcwle Reform and Revolution in England a brief
Account Of Pisa and its University ella po9rda
paled "Yerba Anomalies" by George Wakeman' and
historical Of Atlantic Telegraphy by FB Per
Inns Clur Patient nv Co~ois- ~ - . ----e- -
Ser than tie story BY the lady in The Aacbetter
In conception and better in STYLE b. w. Ball. in an ar
Hele on 'Aeronautcs,' discusses OF the late i'm
trovemens in baoonng and predicts that the navigation
Sfthe cir VIII be familiar an art as the navigation
of the sea Eugene Benson describes the characteristics
Of" Literary Frondeurs whom be defines those who
sling truhs-unweeone ard often destructive tTuhs-at
come giant sham or honored Mumbo-Jumbo of society.
Gbe most perfect modern types Of the class Hene in
eermany George Sand in France, Carlyle in England,
end TLOreau thseountry. We have no literary ondeur
in America now; but Mr.. Benson thinks need
badly. ". A. Delle contributes brief and not very sat
ttfaeOIy comparison between Rachel and RstoT with
Of Of the plays in which the latter is 10 ap
pear New-York. The poetry in this number, Hearts
q Oak and Stone" by Henry Morford, "0n Christmas
Eye-vith Shakespeare's SOnnets" by X. H. Stoddard,
and Arriere Pensee" by r., is al good The editorial
"NebulnS contains talk abon Felix Holt" with
which We cannot fully agree the Cholera, and other
matters.
TIE Catholic World offers an attractive list Of articles
Cor sepemberone of the best this periodical has
tanned for months. OF original contributions there
theological essays and two pieces of poetry. The
writer Of the paper The Doctrine Of Episcopal
ebureh concerning the Necessity Of Episcopal Ordna-
Bon reviews the controversy raised by Goodies cee-
bTsted work Orders" and continued lately by the
synonymous author of Vox Ecclese,' to whether
not the Episcopal Church holds Episcopal ordination be
necessary 10 constitute valid ministry, and concludes |
that her doctrine IS no less, no more, than this: The
Sswer Of order resident in bishops and pIesbyte bch
srdin and is operative under binary eiIeupstances,
q tshops only though in Of necessity presbytes
may exercise that power and yalidy ordaiD.'"
In connection with the recent appearance in
shs pulpits Of some Of the Episcopal churches
IN this city Of ministers who lad Episcopal
ordination, and the discussion which ensued between
Bshor Potter and Of bis clergy this review Of the
Question by who has evidently studied the literature
Of the Episcopal Church win be read with interest Tho
sxtb paper the Problems Of the Age is devoted to
~ doctrine of the Trinity The verses entitled "Thy
Win DO Done" have considerable merit and the first
ssses stanzas chamingly neat aud musical We can
not give 'he praise TO Mr. John Savages ngng bal
..o OF the erussdes ca The Christian Crown, which
ssek, the uepey we are accustomed to look for in the
writings Of this accomplished author The expression,
~ft f;s and