New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ROCKS OF THE WEEK.


Golden Truths is the title of collection OF
brief religious aud devotional paragraphs jill PiO' CIV"
verse published 10y Lee shepard
new edition of The Wei-Spent Hour, 10y
en-, I, Mn. ELIZA LEE POLLEN, collection Of her "u
mIbe juvenile stories published by Horace D. f'''
An old MANS Prayer, by GEORGE N. BAKER,
III ,t. of a narrative poem illustrating the virtue OF
Temperance. ,
Vor0jpo Gf6r;es and Other Stories, 10y l. W.
Atcorr is volume Of or gna stories written III hIHy
imaginative aud very charming style InDseu OS
b. Fuller
.JoscDk in TIE Saoc, is the title OF pathetic
and beanl story for young people translated rom inc
German of BEETuoLD AUEEBAcH, published DS hOI"'o
b. Fuller.
Paris in e. bv HENRY MORFURD is a lively
snipc account Of the Great Exposition and It's sac
bs aud excursions The book is rather amusing IMAM
instructive though make no great rrclensions 10
either Of those qualities. George ". Carleton q COZ
The Duty and the Discipline Of Ertempord'y
pyeacRinq by F. BARHAN ZNCiiE, naive exposition oI
the difficulties and advantages Of eNtenpor'ucous ''
ing presented mostly in photographed iorm' Is
,enrnted from the English edition, by Charles serbner
Il Co.
The Inner Life Of Father LGcOrdaire, trans
Hated from, the French OF the Rev Pere CHOCARNE Is
issued by the Catholic Publication Society IN the hahd
somelv printed English edition II forms an interesting
and highly suggestive biography Of one OF the most 'O
ouent preachers and large-mnded Roman CathonVS "a
the present age.
The Speeches and Correspondence OF the tdte
DANIEL S DICKINSON edited, with biography ny lis
brother join r. DICKINSON are published III TWO I"Iso
octave volumes by George P. Putnam Son. Inc DO
graphical notice gives impartial and instructive
of an eminent scfmade public man. ana the CONCEIVE
sneecb,. form a valuable illustration Of American p0u
cal history OF a recent date.
Nicholas Nickleby is issued 10y T. b. Peterson
a Brothers IN their cheap edition Of Dickens Tor the NH
lion Although the volume does not pretend 10 any ele
gapce Of typographical effect 10 is printed on substantial
paper Of good quality and on clear and esioie Npe' II
Is doubtess the cheapest edition Of the works OF Cnes
Dns that has ever been published, and well deserves
a place in the household library
LITTLE volume entitled Norman Hal IN
America compiled by WILLIAM ANDERSON, and published
nv the NewYork News Company, contains full report
Of the lectures Of that popular pulpit orator ON temper
ance and missions with an account OF his public recep
tons in this country 1t forms appropriate memorial
of the visit Of an ardent friend of republican liberty and
will be gratefully cherished by the large number Of per
sons m our community who enjoyed the privilege OF MS
personal acquaintance.
An illustrated edition of Princess Use, story
Of he Hq- MOHtauS translated from the German OF j.
Gould & Lincoln The author Of this story as We learn
from the neat Introductory notice by Professor Lincoln
Of Brown University holds distinguished rank ID heI
own country as writer both Of prose and poetry The
tales which she has published at different times betray
fine Doe teal temperament. sincere enthusiasm Tor ma
tnre and rare command OF poetic dicton and imagery
The scene Of the present story is laid IN Inc HaZ
mountains some Of whose weird local and traditional
features are embodied in Its charming legendary nara
tive II has evidently been translated with great Skill
and uraiseworthy fidelity to the truly German spirit Of
the original.
A volume of Annudl Reports on Education, by
HORACE Mann edited by Mrs. MARY MANN, is published
bv Horace B. Fuller II consists OF only such portions OF
Mr. Houu Reports as are Of universal interest, and
forms an invaluable contribution 20 the science and liter
afure of education The author now stands better
chance OF being understood than when battling single
handed but with strenuous ntrepdy, and uuqucnchabe
zeal for the improvement Of the common schools III LIS
native State His farsglted and comprehensive views
Of educational reform, which place him far in advance
his age during the greater part of his e are at pres
ent Acknowledged to show the impress Of superior Wis
dom and have sanction OF the most ehhght
ened educat0nists His vehement and racy elOquencc
combined with his powers Of perception, and granite
common sense gives great weight and attraetiveness to
his exposition principles and will cause this volume TO
be read with profound interest.