New-York tribune., 1867-03-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

We have received a little NOlune ehllIleu "V' .
ssory Of Colonial LIE by b. T. FARJioN oa'ihg from
New Zealand II is an unpfeiending hafiauVe' tionS"
often reaching certain pathetic interest oi Australian
experience.
A ne,y and full map Of Paris a sufficiently large
.cae Tor practical use, though neatly folded IN con
yenient pocket yolnme is published by Wiley Son We
DO not jnk useful map Of the city can be iound
n Paris and travellers bound for the Great Exposition
will do well 10 take At with them
The Ncio Golden Tio by william B. Bradbury
published by the author il collection OF sacred music
intended for sunday schools containing all the pieces
Of ms New Golden Chain," New Golden shower ana
Golden Ccnssr." The name Of the author is SO Weh
for his valuable services IN the elevation ana I'M
prOyomet Of popular church music, that any WORK
issued fom hand, is 10 meet with favorable
reception
James Miller has published new edition of The
Ayi.sfs Married Lie, delightful biographical romance
founded the personal aud domestic history OF Albert
Ducr, translated from the German of LEoroLD sclfEH
by Mfs J. r. STODNRI revised edition OF AH Oger"g
SytspaLg hy FRANCIS PARKMAN d. d., edited by FIRED
BRICK A. F,ELY, D. D., with additions and new eduon
Of Tulk ,cib lfg Pupils by Mrs CHARLES sEDGWlck
volume Of miscellaneous essays addressed especially 10
young readers.
The silence Of Scripture hy the Rev. FRANCIS
WntRrON consists of the substance Of series OF sermons
delivered in the usual parochal service Of the author III
Riookine Mass It's object is TO notice the pdeucdIm mer
ences TO from the silence of Scripture vi some I"
those instances in which the silence is most marked The
subjects one that has been comparatively little explored
and discussing it under the heads of the creation oi the
world tle origin of evil dvInation, liturgy, cIceds and
othcr topics of interest the author evnccN good SENSE
erudion and cloqucnce. G}oSton T. p. Dutton& Coz
1he same house publish edition Of Sermons. 10y the
kcv. ALEXANDER HAMILTON NINroN, which from the
date on the titepage and the absence Of all hints To the
contrary might be mistaken for work nov issued Ion
fLe first time also from McssIs Dutton y Goa
*, IA
al additional chapter aTopos of NJ Renan IN when the
IaIne of that author is msspclt throughout
A new edition Of 4 Complete Manual of EHgi'Sh
Ittcrarc by THOMAS e. SHAW, Is published by sheldon
4 Co 1t reprinted from the recent London edition
with notes and illustrations by WILLIAM SMITH lI"D.'
and IS accompanied 10y valuable sketch 0t A"c'cd"
Ldcrottrc by HENRY r. TUCKEIoiAN. The volume pre-
Aents sccinct view Of the progress Of English literature
from the age Chaucor the writers OF the nineteenth
century illustrated with critical remarks Oh the prln
,ipal authors the language, with an estimate m /
their genius and influence As introduction 10 the
literary treasures If mother tongue it j. entitled To
hicb conmendaton: fruits of careful ami Judci0us
study are manifest every page; II eNnces NpHt "i /
catholic and apprecation no personal OF party
yTciudccs pcmntcd 10 Nltiac its judgment is /
aways impartial, alvays showing wide intellectual sym .
paihics though Just and disseminating; while its per
tpcuons and polished though nprctcndngsyle attests
the cultivation and good taste 0f the author Mr. Henry
Tuckermans sketch forms important addition to The
original work. skllfully grouping the chlcf American
writers in their different departments Of thought and
study, and furnishing an instructive illustration Of The
devotion 10 letters tins country. His essay, We no
tne has been taken The G1oUdWork Of au elaborate
German treatise the history Of American literature by
Professor n Brunnemann, Of Berlin.
The Market Assistant 10y THOMAS 7. De NoE lIurd
Houghton contains brief description of every article
of human food sold in the public markets Of NewHork,
Boston Philadelphia, and Brooklyn, including The various
Sti & w /
blcs and fruits The author pIidcs himself not only on
wearing honest white apron aud serving ont steaks
snd roasting pieces with impartial hand, ut being
able TO contribute the historical and antiquarian liter
OF the country. His previous work entitled The
Market Book" emuently successful and won cordial
praise from the highest 1t the fruit Of
tensiye research and put together with not little skill
ID the present volume the dinner question j. discussed
from practical point of view, aud the anxious h0u>e-
bodet advised the best methods Of catering for his
family. such of information in regard to the sup
Plies Of the table has been seldom presented within the
compass and with this work refer TO- every one
may make comfortable meal, except through hs own
'aut Even the scarcity of greenhachs need prove no
obstacle for our learned butcher shows how Iaauy
.ient dishes be provided a lIil@ fo,t The volume
sbounds with anecdotes and Incidents ana pre-
.e.- tne subject in 10 make the reader con
tented with himself and the writer. Mr.. DE Voc, treat
mcnt may well give an appetite for the flesh fish aud
fowl which he discOuTscs pleasantly and which
lie doubtless sells 80 reasonably.
., Bact Zone Photographed from The >coipeL" 10y
ISY1gD H. DIXON, NJ. d., sanew volume Of selections
f'om the seS maas oaS. ,ss ~ - S. w M the s@'' has
tilt Tor many years against the Osdgcs aud pre'eh
,ions ~ the regular profession well against
.VeIy variety Of quackeIy, chaIlataui,m, ard
pedantic assumption in general. We are conf
dent that the character OF the contents is not
indicated by the motto the title-age Light and
darkness majesty and mud nectar and poison, n one
goblet" Dr. DiNons effusious free from mud
ms they are from majesty pclucd the crystal stream
though tasteless II ANY reader has failed To
understand their import he belong the portion
The human family referred 10 by the Doctor who travel
oy "mud-ligt" The work intended ior the scrbr-
and pharsees who already have more knowledge than
ey can digest but sets forth plain teachings to plain
men in plaiu way. No one will maintain That the maI..
Ger is always the highest taste, or that the autho
nlnces his words when he begins 10 find fault He cuts
slashes, right and lett up and down. backward and
forward, whenever he gets hold ~ victim, though
.he taste Of blood had infected the brain. With all hi-
oam and fury, however, he means well, and usually
sends his blows to the right place. The idea which
he volume is intended TO illustrate j. certainly good
Sne namely that The he-fOrcr be- cultivated 10y
regularity Of life and intellectual pursuits and thi,
be author urges la hi odd vehement way with strenuous
'igor and generally with effect
Famous .lncicuw Of Recent Tunes by JAMES PAR
foN collection Of biographical papers contributed by
he author TO various periodicals fhe day including
MS memoirs Of Henry Clay, Dauie Webster John {.
calhoun. John Randolph, Johu Jacob Astor, Stephen
Girard, and other popular celebrities They fo1n vol
Of fascinating Interest, and Will confirm the reIma-
lion Of Mr. Parton Of tbe most pquant and
aiuing writer's OF biography lis tastes lmlc hni to
he choice Of representative this country cub
scts foT his pen, and his MANNER Of treatment always
Indicates originality boldHess, and nerve though usually
.empcIed by vein Of shrewdnesS and natural hunor
which preserves him nom aifectatoii and eccctIcty