New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS
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Martin Chus,leicH is published complete III
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"Works by Hurd Il Houghton.
No Mans Friend, by FREDERICK WILL l,Nn,
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Novels" W.,
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The Third Edition of DR.. L. FEUcHTWANGEh
,lor Tceqtse on Gems is published TOT the au'hoI,
1P"'" ,lote doscription Of the various classes OF
s stones arranged the order Of their value ana
farming convenient manual for the lapdaTy' Je"eel'
And amateur Of costly ornaments.
Mental and Social Culture by LAFAYETTE
n LOOMS II W schermcrhorn q Co.., is collecuol oi
GOOD precepts original and compiled, for the regulation
OF the mind and manners by the pnnclpai OF le"'o
college in Virginia Though drawn from variety Oh
os from, Dr Watts 10 ord Chesterfield, il is ntoler
ably commonplace.
The Practical poultry Keeper, by L. WRIGHT
walter Iovl s an English treatise the management
OF poultry claiming attention among the swarm OF "orks
Oh the subject from its simple and practical character
II has the merit of being of recent date ana may DC u
Tantageousy consulted by the thrifty rural houSo"no
who wishes 20 make a profit poultry, ana tlo hen
experiments with eggs and chickens
A volume of Good Stories, the first OF Sc
yes Of popar tales and sketches intended particularly
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1t includes The Avenger," by De Quincy Haw'horho
"Peter Goldthwaites Treasure" Theodore winthrop >
GIOve and Skates" and others The little volume is wen
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reading in railroad cars for any who values his eyes
or brain is more honored in the breach than the OBJ
seTyance."
An Grafton delivered at the River House,
Washington Nights, the Fourth OF July, by COL D.
EDWARDS CLARKE. is an eloquent and patriotic produe
ton with little of the spread eagle verDage whlch usuH
iy figures in our national celebration The orator speaks
Of the character the struggle which we have recently
passed through, and the prospects which are now open
ING upon the country. He makes faithful exposition OF
the dangers which threaten it, but on the whole his tone
cheerful and his language full OF encouragement ana
kope.
Treatise on Emotional Disorders, by VIII
LIAM MURRAY, NJ. d. a. Simpson & Coz the reprint OF
AL English medical work. is devoted to the class OF dis
eases which are closely related to the ganglOnc system
Of nerves The volume Of popular character though
written especially for the profession and treats the SUD
ect from practical point Of view rather than with scle
Ac Formally It first considers the influence OF the pas
sons on the animal economy and then describes the dis
eases which are accompanied by arrangement OF the
mental equilibrium. Many of the suggestions are inter
esting and valuable and presented in language that
brings them within the reach of the general reader
REVIEW OF THE DECADE OF ls57-67. By IL c cAREr S'0'
pp 40 Philadelphia: Collins
The publication of q new edition of one of
the German TRANSACTIONS Of Mr. Carey's work on
"socal Science" has furnished the author with an
opportunity for comparing with his theory tho
facts that have occurred during the ten years
which have elapsed since the date Of It's hrst
appearance In this short essay, accordingly,
summary is presented of Mr.. Careys principles of
political economy with the illustrations afforded by the
remarkable events Of the historical period which has
just brought to close. 1t is production OF I'M
common interests and trust that It's epheneral lor
will not cause pass away without attracting pubhc
attention The keynote Of Mr. Careys system, as IS
known to intelligent students Of his writings is that
the harmony Of INTEREST," the essential condition OF the
highest societary development The laws which govern
the progress OF society the same which govern the
various forms Of matter whether coal iron, clay
corr oxen OF The unity Of law has recently found
poweru support the doctrine Of the unity Of force
o. expOunded by Grove, Meyer, JOuve, Hcmholter,
faraday and other eminent experimental philosophers.
IL the theory which shows the mutual converbLity Of
heat light magnetism, electricity and motion, strl-
ng analogy presented the operation OF the SECRETARY
forces OF these agencies electricity corresponds most
closely TO the power which is manifested in the life
growth, and welLbeng Of society
This force Of unreasonable and resistes energy flows
sienty. gently imperceptby, through perfect cOnduc
Sapje World Disturbed resisted or instructed Il blasts
and erushes the contrary, every obstacle encOun
tered in it's course and here again. do we find perfect
correspondence to the social force The actual relation
OF each and every member of community, as gver and
receiver teacher and learner producer and consumer is
positive and negative by turns and relatively 20 every
difference Of function and force IN his associates the
whole constituting great electric battery 10 which
each individual contributes ms pair OF plates Perfect
Circulation being established as consequence OF perfect
omic force flows smoothly through member Of the
body polite general happiness and prosperity improved
mental and moral action following in its train. When
however by reason Of failure on the part Of those
charged With exercise OF the cOOrdnatng power OF the
State the circulation is ODstfuced capital nsused, and
thunderb0ts whose existence is made manifest by the
presence Of consuming fires Tho broken balance Iushes
by pathway of ruin TO regain its equilibrium, the
OF elements thus presented being the correspondent OF
life"
In communities like Turkey and Ireland for instance,
where the human plates prOmiscuously piled, and
where as consequence there is little no circulation
poverty, weakness and misery the prevailing lot
Wealth and power and national prosperity the other
hand abound in countries where each and every pair Of
plates placed in proper relations with each and every
other; valzed circuit is thus established throughout
the entire man. made to bear with the concentrated
energy Of the whole upon every object Of general inter
est The the power is exercised in promoting rapid
circulation among the plates Of which the great battery
Is composed the greater s the tendency 70 the develop
ment Of energy like the lightning Of heaven subdued
TO the service OF man.
Among the extraordinary features the last decade to
which Mr. Carey directs attention as illustrative of his
view Of SECRETARY law, Is the progress Of Germany
teria wealth and prosperity Ten years since the au
thor expressed the opinion that Germany, whose ma
tiOnal sin for the last two centuries according 10
Cheyalier BuDsen, had been poverty the condition
Of all classes with few exceptions'-G Germany which
but thirty years before had been held to be so
greatly overpopuated to warrant the sugges
ton Of a resort TO infbulatiOn as the only remedy
then stood first in Europe in point Of intellec
tua development, and was advancing In the physical