New-York tribune., 1867-04-20
20 r PUBLICATIONS
pooKs OF THE WEEK.

,Dnl c1 I'D Wa Find Her, uahsh> >oed 1rOin 'n0
rreych by D. A. forms tho first nuInpf OF tne
.IIiSn, literature" published pJ CIbwen Co
A., original Temperance stOry entitled 1.-THE ked
49, nv THRAcR FALN3S is published by the Ma
tsonai Temperance Society.
,,,a E,o,ey nv the Author OF BERTHE Lee" IS ar
-, ,o,onua story founded on fact and written III "
raasant style published by Robert Garter DrO'"eis
qse last Doys Of King, n historical romance Dy
.s,ua,cp HARrMANN, translated from the GeIm"n' !"
NJ II NILES Is published by j. b. Bppincott q 90
IA, od Pqtroon. by JAMES A. MAITLAND, an author
=, some notorety NewYorh few years S'hco' pun
fshed by 7. b Peterson Brotners.
We have received from Ticknor f1eidsa complete
.,,,on Of LoSGrELLow's Poetieai Works, in neat Inm
..re vola,ne commencing with "Voices OF the Nisht
- osipe with the ieu deSprt in French accompanying
. Chrstpas gift Of wine TO Professor Agasszi ana
racIxRNs's Nicholas EicAlebB a new volume OF the
diamond edition of his novels.
Frederick de Great and HIS Family is another vol
mae Of the scries Of historical novels by L. hUbACh
tyanslated from the German, by Mrs CHAthAN OoLLAA
and her daughters The author has sueceoded toa great
Aegroe in avoiding the stereOyped ormay ana ouuess
AZ that branch OF fictitious writing and III using the
o,itieal events of the times in the construction Oh am
mated plots and the Illustration OF individual character
%. Appleton A Coz
pe.iops for Country Residences, by JOHN RTDpEII
rF b. Peterson Brohers), is the work OF PhaoeiidS
architect containing drawings Of elevations ana grouu
Dlans for variety of country houses, accompanied WIN
General descriptions, specifications and estimates IN
tended for tho of persons who about 10 ou ana
FOR artisans throughout the United States Inc ueShS
have been prepared with great care and comprise anu
per OF details unusual In most works OF the KIND Ihey
ave contained In largo royal folio volume brought out
an a handsome style and bound IN most substantial
\ manner. fa-
Lectures on Natural TheOlogy by T. \. CHADBouRNE,
AN, M ID. (G. p Putnam q SOM, are published IN Inc
form and order i'm which they were originally deVeicd
efore the Lowell Institute in Boston They treat Oh he
iyne existence and attributes the relationship between
cod and man. the inadequacy OF nature TO meet our
intellectual religious desires and the PROOF oh "
hysical universe and the spiritual constitution tha tne
Bible is Of divine origin. The argument IS coh6ueeu
with reference the POsve Philosophy OF Comte' ana
the modern theories Of development ana evoiU'foh'
although not In the form of direct controversy with the
advocates Of those systems
Benedicite, by G. CHAPLIN CHILD. NJ. d. tG. p. Put
nam son) is the title Of treatise natural theology,
IN which the subject handled III popular manner by
Anintengent English physician whose familiarity Win
the various departments OF physical science mas Iu
nished him with stOre Of apt and Impressive ns
fratons The title OF the volume has been susges'epy
fhe "sope OF the Three Children which forms part OF
Hhe service ia the Church Of England ana the order OF
torcs is taken from the arrangement OF that sacree
canticle Free has been made by the aulhof OF e
labors Of Herschel whewen, Owen, Darwin ana othef
eminent pny ytlClslSy bub MS SthtVhic"NS "''N
paake the freshness Of bis own mind and eanno' 10"
so interest as wen as instruct the reader
The Poulfry Book by W. b. TEGETMEIER George
futIedge sons is a complete TREATISE the breeding
and management of poultry both for ornament ana use
Every breed Of poultry described by IT'S most success
Sui cuvator of whose experience the editor has neey
ayaied himself in the preparation Of the volume Ccp
Gus details are given in regard 10 various KINDS OF nancy
fowls that have never before been made public while
great attention has been paid at TIE sane time, TO the
most profitable methods of conducting the business. Tie
English mode Of fattenng poultry FOR the market Is e1
xlaned IN the chapter Dorkings, and the meaa OF
producing the splendid fat eapons and pouides OF the
Paris shows arc described at length IN the chapter ON
French fowls The volume is fully and admirably illus
frated with coored engayDgs and engravngs on wood
forming magnificent gallery of portraits Of the most
distinguished members OF the galnnaceous family
Leypoldt & Holt have published edition Of
xSaiocs Saga translated from the Swedish OF EsA1.s
TEeNER by the Rev WILLIAM LEwERY BfAckLEY, NJ A.
ard edited by Bayard Taylor Tegner is described by
Mr. Taylor as the central figure Of his period" calm
earnest beautiful life IN which the fire and enthusiasm
poet tho sedato strength OF the scholar the tender
and solemn humanity Of the preacher and the social and
domestic affections of the honest Scandinavian Dature
ave blended in equal and harmonious measure" Tho
.Oem now published founded the ancient Scandins
Wan legends but has received its form and coloDg rom
she genius Of the author. II consists In fact Of twenty
-four different ballads, relating tie adventures OF re-
Ay Mr. Taylor bring the work fairly before the American
public, and win prepare The reaoerfor its heulgeH pc
Fusal.
a The Prophet Jonah, by the Rev. HUGH MARnN
A George Routedge q co.., is the title of a volume
f discoutses by minister Of the Free Church OF Scot
land devoted exposition OF the Book OF Jonah ana
he lessons suggested by his history The author
1akes the miraculous portions Of the narrative especially
she swallowing OF the prophet by the whale in their
literal sense regarding tho last Maned event salts
faction 10 the divine Justice and expation OF ofense
and thus type the moral government Of God In which
stoneIaent is the condition OF pardon He has no
1eanng 20 the medern CLOSES by which the significance
of te story is annulled and presents example OF un
fnchng consistency in the maintenance OF his creed
and strong repugnance 10 the spirit OF compromise
Readers who wish 10 see full exhibition Of Oldashioncd
scottish theology win be grsted ~ the persI OF this
volume.
Harper e. Brothers have published neat octave
edition OF fhe Bankpt Lav 0f he United States with ex
panatoTy notes. and collection Of American ana En-
sh decisions upon the principles and practice Of the law
of bankruptcy adapted the Of the lawyer and mer
chant by EDWIN JGsiEs The general subject opens a
vide field for the discussion " important principles
racing every prominent pOiDtnh study ofiner
eante Mr. James has brought his ample experience
80 practitioner in the English courts OF bankruptcy and
s habits Of close and accurate legal discrimination to
the eucdation Of the volume II contains the fruits OF
thorough research sound learning In the law, familiarity
ith the "details of BUSINESS and rare talent for lucid
exposition As an intelligent guide the turns ana
indngs Of the path which opened by the recent
act Of Congress 1t will be welcomed by the procession IN
xhis country and especially by the younger members OF
s to whom an unried branch Of practice presented y
the national legislation
The 3neid Of V3rgl 7Faps,ated into Epglish ys~ by
yoHx cnSrNGroS A. M. Cw j. widdleton). The snthOr
Of translation s Professor OF Latin In the University
7 Oxford and has gained high reputation by varoos