New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.


nj Doolady pubshes pOetical romance en-
t,,ed Alee or ne Painters Story by LAUGHroN OSBORNE
Tho anbor refers in his preface to some alleged points oi
resemblance between his poem and Mr. fatess reccn'
,,ove Land at Last" showing that Alice was COIN
menced and its main incidents described, sevef@ So'
before the announcement Of Mr. Yates's work
A translation from the French OF A. ~
BREUIL's treatise Vineyard Ctdt"re' py f. "uU
PARKER with notes and adaptations to AmeI'o"n - W
tnre by Jons A. WARDER is published by RoDTt }'"'A
xCo in Cincinnati The author OF the wOik Is al Gun
nent authority OF horticultural subjects ana ms "'s
deserve a high place among Intelligent cuuE"'oi' "
Abe vine The American editor has contrlDn'eu Iaso
preportion of valuable matter to the V0luine' Which o"n
not fail Of hearty among the grapeeToWers III
this country.
THE Correlation and Conversation Of Grdrtd-
ton and Heat by ETHAN S. CHAPN springfield Mass L.
poyer A. brothers, is attempt to revise the preN
liant ideas with regard 70 avitatOn, and ts place i'll 'o
EXPLANATION of the facts and phenomena oi aslIonouY
Among the topics treated Of in the voiume axe 'o iu
enee of gravtaon in the solar system the lheoI9 Vi INC
,aos tho precession of tine equnoxes, ana the
rncples OF planetary motion and etherea resistance on
all which the author propounds an exposition Whlch Ae
regards as AN improvoment the views generally ac
cepted among men OF science
A Lam Manual for N0tdTies Public and BANK
rys edited by Professor WILLIAM b. WEDGwooD ana py D.
snH HoMASs is collection Of the rules ana preceue
OIL the law of commercial paper, INTENDED 10 l"ii ,
complete summary Of the decisions on that sunJo''
courts of England and tho United states Inc aii'"s
mont Of the matter in the volume is not suhcieh' %
po and compact for popular digest ana 'e Sao1it
,nnn,no title over the pages greatly impars the 'S
of reference AS a storehOuse Of important PiVV' P'
che o valuable addition the professional library
pnt the common business man viii ma II 10 easy '" "
nick out his way in its wilderness OF det'nis'
Sanders Union Fifth Reader, 10y CHARLES W.
eANpERs ayison Phinney, Brakeman, a Cob coh'nu"-
tion Of the series by the compiler which has met WIKI
most favorable reception both at home ana aoIoau' cur
,s,s Of variety Of well selected extracts from popular
authors aording suitable examples for the eAeicc Vi
rhetorical reading and bringing into play the uneie
tones and modulatOns Of the human voice I'D al l'S
of experience Most of the pieces IN the Voulne arc
from writings of recent date and which now appear or
sbe first time in a manual of education Ihe PrIhcPie'
of e,oention are briefly explained and illustrated Dy a
nasite examples. Many grown persons might consult
Lis portion of the volume TO advantage ana luS le
90 the errors of enuncaon from which few even
among well educated speakers, arc entirely free'
ID. Appleton & Co have republished 1he
Fore;o,. TOR Of lessrS Br0WR Jones' and RoOSo' oo
Sstig Of the irresistible comic illustrations Dy RICHARD
DOYLE and the first work. believe, brought OUT III
this country by OsbOmes new process OF photo-hlno'
GRANNY The same house have issued tins week the
second volume of The Principles OF Bioiogy by HERBERT
SPENCER treating of "MOrphOlogical Development
.Pbysolocica Development" and the " Laws OF Mulu-
,catjon - Home L,fe, Journal, by Miss SEwELL, an
agreeable story written with view TO Illustrate some OF
the fundamental principles OF education ana ther prae
ca to the of ordinary fe and
The Human Element ia the Inspiration ofhe sacred Scrip
fes by T. f. CURTIss d. D. late professor of theology IN
the University Lewisburg, Pa, giving an historical
digest of the various opinions the subject OF inspiration
that have sprung up in the course OF centuries ana a
tanning the untenableness Of the current theories
of the infalbilty Of the written Word Inc
authors point of view is clearly stated as 1oilo"s'
The Bible for the purposes for which 1t was gwen can
be priced too reverenty II can never lose s hOd on
the hearts Of the good Viewed from the true stand
popt and interpreted not in opposition but in harmony
with all Gods other teachings and revelations OF him.
aeelf IL will unfold new wonders and beauties to-eaeh
ge vet to come, and exhibit the progressive develop
s,nent Of the Religious Spirit in the history OF man.
ramOnG those .V4iV"N'- A~anhinpa ~ Vi
Who spake as never spake have sought earnestly
" attain and express correct views on TINS SUBJECT IN
AaDenaer.iy Of bearing any party or creed;
Met notfer merely speculative purpose but 10 ma
aelcon by which live in all sincerity, simplicity and
wisdom; by which die also in peace charity, and
hope handing down 10 my children as the best OF all
riches this inheritance, that cannot fade away-a hrn
faith in Christianity because it true and the
of Universal Religion Next however to the possession
OF its Spirit which giveth life should 1 desire
them 90 grow up free from that bondage TO
the letter, which too often killeth both the
light Of reason and the growth of love IN the soul"
The work. which is written with great ability, and IN an
excellent spirit will interest wide circle of readers both
as lucid discussion of a cardinal point in theology, and
modest statement Of not uncommon personal expe-
rence in the development of opiRon We have also
ceived from the Messrs. Appetons Wtand Wisdom Qf Don
QIote translation of the proverbs poems, and aphor-
is of Quixote and the second edition of The Iron
Ma,ufdetTe Of Great Britain, by w. TRURAS, revised
from original manuscript by j. ARTHUR PHILLIPS and
WILLIAM H. DoRMAN. II contains ample descriptive
details Of the ores, fuels and huxes employed in the
various processes of the manufacture with an account Of
the furnaces, engines, and machinery.