New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-12
NEW PUBLIC ATOMS.
ROCKS OF THE WEEK.

The Tenth Volume. Of the revised edition Of "The
works of Edmurd Burke" published by Little,
BROWN & Co. continues the speeches II the lmpeach-
nent Of Warren Hastings, commencing with the
third d,V of the opening speech, Every stuIehl OF
Eyolish history viii be g9uhed to meet with lheso
brcted masterpieces of lore nsic cOQuence III 6uch
an attractive external lOiu'
~ Nv Dodd has published "The Brownings" by
~ Fuller an original t9ie founded on incidents IN
the late Rebellion, and The Brewers Family re-
,,rnt Of popular English story, by Mrs. Ellis Eacn
SoInTne gives the purchaser moro than nc o'Isa 20
for by the addition Of q story not menlOho" on Wv
A new edition Of FEATHER Clement" famous
Roman Catholic story and sequel to
Children by Maria Louisa Charlesworh arc iSS", ,o
Nv Robert Carter q Brothers From tue SIM on tle
xFe have "NOtes Critical and LXIaiHalJI33ss
Reok of Genesis" by MeaucthOn W. JacoO" -, 49,
"Tye Wav Of the World" is new novel; " i''I"'
n Adams (Clver Optc,) published by Lex ~ ''i 60
.Dd another American novel entitled hoqflI I S1n
nTne his Friends and Enemies, 10y " ii a. 70 -
FnOnd is Published By >. Is. ldlp'uCo, o. Al,
49, yVnov A. Son have republshod " Unto TINS
xs.pt, I,b, Rpskin a series of essays on the INST
.-;Ioo of poIitical economy, which first appeared
anoral ,,o,rs aco IN the " Conhill Magazine" lhey
ann N establish the duty of Government TO INSTITUTE
conynon schools for the training OF youth oNoi ,
whole country; TO erect 49, oess9v
sbons for the production and sale OF every 49, ~
9 Hf and for the exercise Of every useiuI arr 20
VI NJ lo,-uput for every class Oh hOOIcIS; anu
e finnish comfortable homes for inc 9ld anu t ugs;
snte These positions are enforced WIN to i9 md
eloouence. deeply lngralned NIIh ldI'u'N '
snitV characteristic Of the author ,,.,.
We have received the Third Volume Of the tour'h
Eeres of "Iittelrs Living Age including the quar-
Ger from October to December inclusive WHICH VIC
can recommend without the slightest reserve as al
aptidote TO the enm arising from too much elSlrei
ar as instructive and wholesome reading IOt INC U1V'
1aoments OF "A busy life. The la1ny VINO take tul1
aerio1cal have n college in their own house, ana
san give liberal education 10 ther chiiuueh "i'ii'"'
Bending them away from home
Harpers journal of Civilization for the year
1866 forms al imposing volume OF Iettcr-press an"
Illustrations and together with its passing comments
on passing events, contains i N'ulc'J VI A'"''N ~
more than ephUHcral interest.
"Iicfth Iank" by C. H. Webb tCaIitonl reprinted
fro,, a morning Journal is intended for buIlcsque
on Charles Reado's Griffith Gaunt" IL has some
effective hits but the satire for the most part Is Oh
the mildeSt character Inc lIusn"'IoAS W S'Hs0
ere more comic than the tcNt.
"Washington Irving and His Cotcmporanes'' ed
tted by william Watson Wadron, a. B., author Oh
"IIucuenots in Westchcster" and pubiishedb by VIII
Kelley q Co.. is one Of the most bareiaced specimens
Of plagiarism of which q literary mpOStOt mas ever
been guilty II purp0!s to DC a series OF tnlty DO
graphical sketches cleaned from variety OF sources
md with an apology fOr the mpertecton Oh thelI eN
ectttion while with few exceptions they are tNe u
bodily from The New American CNcopeCl"i
without a word of acknowledgment or hlnt oil theli
prign. Ii IS extraordinary tIat so teSeJ ~ &c
kleman az the Pew Theodore Irving, Lib, pastor OF
(he Church Of the Mediator should give the sanction
of his name 10 such an act OF wholesale literary Pr