New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.


Prison Hymn Book, by the Rev. J. BYINGIoN
rnrru chaplain of Sing Sing State Prison. pnbshed ny
n TIbbas a Co.
zoidq,s Nurserv Note Book, by A. l.. o. T., bnei
religions manual intended for the Of mothers, IS pup
Bshed by Robert Carter * Brothers
IfiRiso and MILLING IN the Reese RIrT htJOh' py a.
RIATCuIY sIoat James,, is the title OF niue ue"'o
containing a summary Of valuable information lor '0
benefit OF spectators in Nevada
The third editiouof Professor Noyess translation
NJ o Eccesastes and the Cantces, and of the BOOK OF
Esams and tho Proverbs, is issued by the American III
tartan Association
Temperance Chimes, edited by WN. b. BRADBURY
and j. ~ STEARNs, Is collection of new mnse' sc'S'
songs, and hymns, designed for the use VI '0"P'i"
meetings and organizations
new edition of the admirable graphic sketches OF
Ye,etioa LIE by W. ID. HowEIIs is published by Hurd
a IIoughton The volume amply deserves the reputation
n has gained as one of the most lively and entertaining
works of recent travel
THE Voyaoe to Harlem, Thirty Years Ago. and Other
J,oenas ty b. J. LEEDOM philadelphia: T. ElWoou Heih
eollection OF original poetry which may fnd iaFo ia
che circle Of the authors intimate friends Dut WIN h
claims on the attention Of the public
1ar Fathers Business, by THOMAS GUTHRIE, d. ID"
a, the title of an excellent treatise practical religion
charaeterzed by fervor and feeling urgency OF appeal
terseness and vigor of expression, aud variety o Sa
ton Qaobcrt Carter Brothers)
A neat pocket edition of BoGATZKY's GOideh pedS-
urv containing selections from Scripture and cholce Sa
pred poetry together with practical and devouohal IT
Necons for every day in the year, is published p9 H.
Carter Il Brothers. ....
Readiaqs for Erey Day ia Lent compilation loln
Che writings of Jeremy Taylor by the author OI amy
Herbert is published by II. b. Durand The selections
are chi,y taken from the less familiar works OF the
Shakespeare of dvnes" and treat Of subjects connected
with the foundation and growth of the Christian me-
The History of Louisiana, by CHARLES GAIAERE
W wddetOn treats of the period from the cesSioh oi
the colony TO United States in 1905 10 the year l0o
completing the previous volumes OF the au'hor vi %
history OF louisiana under the rule of the French ana OF
Che Spanish.
The Hand Books Of IOcd and Minnesota by RUFUS
RIAScuARp contain late and valuable information CON
eesp,ng the agricultural, commercial and manufacturing
resources and the physical geography and geology o
those fourshing States. Each volume Is accompanied
with map.
CaIrary and VuOaiG, by LAUGHToN OSBORN are
She titles Of two new tragedies, forming the first OF
.res Of nineteen which with the exception of two are
pow completed and ready for the press. We are not
aware that they Jet been produced on the stage
t)ooladyJ
We have received from Robert Garter & Brothers
che second volume OF The Word, by the Author OF ihe
Wide Wide World devoted TO the illustration OF certain
portions OF the Old Testament ilSlOll anu wv " mo
aess by THOMAS GUTHRIE d. d., a. se-ies Of Interesting
sketches and essays variety of subjects religious
social and philanthrOpic.
The first number Of the "Agahynian Club Publ
cations" is satiIica production entitled 1dcce 10 me
C1eers Of he British Aygay written in pungent, biting
style of special interest at the present day 1t is
reprinted from the sixth London edition OF l7s Of which
Il is facsme aud affords good specimen Of accurate
and elegant typography
The second edition of Selcct Memoirs Of tie Religious
.oietv Of FricNs by WILLIAM HODGsON, Is published by
Is. Lppncott Il Co. 1t embraces the period from the
establishment Of QuakeIism under the ministry OF George
Fox 20 the cnning of the present century leaving uu
touched the history Of the great manifestations of
detection the fortfathers which have
Cured in day.
The fourth edition Of Temperance Essays and Selcc-
fos from Different AaihOyS, collected and edited 10y I'D
WARD DELAvAN, is issued by the National Temperance
Society II contains complete panoramic view Of the
arguments in favor Of total abstinence, and adapted L.
make a deep impression public sentiment No work
the principles Of the temperance j. better suited
for popular circulation,
Tristan, 10y EDWARD SrENCFR, the melOdramatc |
prose tragedy which has recently appeared in the mesh
and pueky little Gatary is repuhlished in octave
by the American News Company spite of its regaing
the unsuspoon reader with such fiu sup Of horrors
It written with certain dcmOnc power and preserves
lts word spell over the faucs until the CHASTITY denoue
me-. me-, - y S,1.,Is I.e I1nt --s'--s'-
DistaSes h Tie 4p,eicaR SaJ Fie'd and Farm Yard,
BY ROBERT MCLURE uphladephiaJ, treats Of the all
ents incident horse esh neat cattle, and sheep, aud
intended for the Of the amateur farmer, and stock
Breeder as well for the veterinary surgeon. The
method Of the author founded rational principles
excluding the old treatment Of bleeding physckIng
bilstering. firing aud low feeding starving animals
suffering from disease accident.
The Tadiqestioas, by THOMAS KING CHANBEEs, a
treatise on diseases the digestive organs repubshed
from the London edition. by Henry G. Lea, Philadelphia
It follows original method in accordance with the
latest discoveries in physiological science, treating the
IDd gestOn Of various kinds Of food, divided into the
starciy and saccharine, the albuIunOus the oily and
the watery and illustrated by oopious extracts from
the authors clinical note books
Tie Good RcooH, by ALICE i. HAVEN, is a series of
morning aud evening lessons for Lent, drawn directly
frUm the Old Testament which the text for
religious moral pointed by significant passages from the
New Testament. The volume was written al intervals
dmrg space o four years previous 10 the close Of the
authors life, of whose pure character and high aims it
All expressive memorial. 1t VIII lie welcome to a large
class Of readers who seeking FOR aids devotion ia
the season Of Lent. I'd. Appleton a co..
Collection of fugitive pieces by Miss FRANCES
POWER CoBBs, entitled Hours Of Work and PdJ is pub
lsbed by j. lAppncott a Go. They form agreeable
miscellany OF narrative didlcc composition, marked
by the good sense, large experience, and kindly feeling
by which the author has become fiyOrably known TO
wide circle Of readers both in England and this country
Her writings distinguished for their healthy and
cheerful tone their comprehensive views OF life and
Eher profound neral earuestncs "The Indgent Glass;
~The Fallacies OF Memory" a Day at AdeIsberg"
"Tbe HumOr Of Various Nations" aud "The Fenans Of
BalybOgwucky" among the papers in this volume
which VIII especially attract attention
CIV. Carleton & Co. have published 4 Rosary for
Lent a collection ~ devotional readings original and
compiled by the Author Of "Rutledge," book Of excel