New-York tribune., 1868-03-17

An Autobi0qyGphy Of Elder Jacob Knapp, the
famous revival preacher is published by Sheldon Co.
Boanerges tells his story in PLAIN, straightforward
manner and throws not a little light certain peculiar
aspects of the religious world in America.
The Fourth Edition of Angell's standard
treatise on The Lar Of Carriers is published by Little,
Brown & Co. 1t has been edited by Mr. JOHN LATHRoP,
member of the Boston bar, who has added sixty pages
Of new matter and cited than thousand not
referred to in the previous edition.
The Readings of Nh Charles Dickens rs con-
densed by himself, arc collected in neat volume and
published by Tcknor & Fields. The same house publish
a volume ofMrs BEECHER STOVES papers in the "Atan-
tic Monthly" entitled me Chimney Corner, discoursng
pleasantly. if not powerfully various miscellaneous
topics Of domestic and social interest.
The Ner-JerSey Rebellion, by JoUN y. FOs
TER Newark Martin r. Dennis Coz, forms an import
ant addition to the state histories OF the services OF the
troops and people in aid of the Union NewJcrsey
exhibits highly honorable record Of the patriotism and
valor Of her sons No soldiers in the armies OF the Re
public fought with chvalrOus courage in
spired with oftier devotion to the great Cause, than
those who were surrounded by the of the Reyolu
tion and who inherited the memories Of Monmouth and
Princeton. Their energy and pluck the admiration
OF the wsest commanders while their gallant bearing
everywhere commended them 10 popular favor In the
present volume, their services receive appropriate
memorial which will contribute 10 the establishment OF
their place the permanent history Of the land The
biographical sketches Of distinguished general officers Of
NewJersey full Of interest and present noble
terpart the bravery and deyotodness OF the rank and
file.
The Constitution Of the United States defined
and carefully annotated, by GEORGE W. PASCAL is the
work of eminent Southern jurist residing in the
City OF New York. and devoted to exposition OF the
principles Of the Constitution, they understood by
the soundest and most learned commentators that in
strunent The author is decided opponent Of the doc
trne Of Notification, and Of the extravagant end
tenable theory OF Rights which eliminated in the
outbreak Of the Rebellion. Although native Of Georgia.
and member OF the bar ia Texas he never sided with
the political spectators who regarded the Constitution
a compact between sovereign States, and liable
to be set the pleasure Of any OF the contract
ing parties. His views lucdly set FORTH and ably
sustained this volume Every clause in the Consttu
tion Is made the subject OF copous discussion; no
position taken without the support of ample authorities;
and the results Of the investigation stated with
brovy sufficient length for easy comprehension
The is suitable for study a ciass-book in the
higher schools well for reference by the general
reader Its merits fully ente IL to extensive circula-
tion, and It's introduction popular manual among tho
more intelligent classes Of society would perform valn.
able service I'm political education. Washington: W. Ii.
81 o. II. Morrison)