New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MAGAZINES. &c.


sketches are two Interesting articles suCn
Three Days At Cherbourg" and a. Day IN inc 80
Basin" which is an account OF the whale nsleiy' -,
IL good deal of certain kind ana 'n0
on CroQuet still holds out
The monthly part of APp'etohS OCaI"o,
shows a marked superiority over the carrier a.
this popular periodical the editor having learneu o
Impart sufficient variety TO its pages without
teo much padding. few short stories 10" =,
ste,ches three serial novels and generous allowance
papers on popular science are the principal
Of is bill! Of fare.
C,ood Health is the title of Boston Journai
AZ Dbvsleal and mental culture which mas 10" 49, -,
its fourth number with far prospect me,.s IN.
sure success, OF winning permape"V -. ON
principal articles in this number are paris Vi ''o
srno ve and sight" by DR.. B. Joy Jehres OF series
on The sktn-Its Manag cement" by Bainahho oquIe'
aud Of a series on First Help in Accidents
The Rirerside Magasine feasts the young
oro ,h,s month on a glorious profuson OF good pic
TIRES setting of most attractive list OF articles Porte
Cravon continues his young Virgnians;' Helen Z,
weeks furnishes an exciting chapter Of white ana
Red" Abby sage tells the story OF Patient Griseiaa'
and the editor continues the account Of book manuactur
ing by an explanation Of the process OF stereoypng
Harper's for September is the best magazine
of the month II contains illustrated paper by fheo-
dore r. Davis entitled Photographs from the Hlgh
Rockies" the text Of which to be sure is rather nd
though good enough to explain the woodcuts contn-
nation OF General Marcys Border Reminiscences Win
Mr. Worths roughly humorous (and therefore appro-
priate) pictures; excellent popular article by Austin
Abbott on 1.-THE Eye and the Camera" pleasant paper
by Colonel T. b. Thorpe on the Bob White commonly but
improperly called in this part Of America quail ana
the journal Of - Health Trip to BRAZIL by Thomas o.
Eyans-all three abUndantly Illustrated Mr. NJ d. Con
ways article, entitled An Authors Memories OF
Authors" is report of gOssiping lecture delivered
limo nv he ypter C..
Lawrence furnishes readable historical review OF Ihe
Progress OF Electricity" Beside the three serial sto
mes % Brave Lady" my Enemy's Daughter" ana
The New Timothy" there short tales by Colonel
John Hay Justin Mccarthy Alice Cary c. Cranch, and
Jane G. Austin-certalny afordng sufficient variety
Some very fair poetry few pages Of Mr. Curss pleas
ant essays-the subjects Of which this month are homo
rary degrees. public and the press, cooperative
housekeeping and the Of that ornament TO the
British royal family whom Mr. Curtis happily styles
Prince Champagne Charlie, with the usual collection OF
Jokes, &c, complete the list Of contents.
To the list of American novels we have to
add two Just published in Philadelphia by Claxton Rem
sen a. Hadehnger. The Three BereHiees by Mrs A. NJ
BRIGHT Of Tennessee, historical romance in which
figure St. Paul, Nero, Simon Magus, Titus, Vespasan
sc. Sidney Elliott is modern domestic story by NJ d.
EAUMAN.
Aspasia, by c. HOLLAND of Chicago, is a re-
ment is very conspicuous d. B. Lippincott co.. DAISY,
issued by the same house. a series of the story
published under the name as continuation Of
Melbourne House, by the author Of The Wide, Wide
World
William Gowans has added to his we'll
known Biblotheca Americana reprint Of George Al.
sops Character OF he Proree Of Maryland 1880, edited
with an Introduction and Notes. by John Culinary Shea.
Mr. GOwans gives interesting account Of the difficulty
he experienced in obtaining perfect copy of this ex
remely rare and curious 70 reprint from. We
graduate students Of American history upon the success
which has finally rewarded his perseverance.
The Life of Mother Margaret Mary Hallahan
catholic Publication Housed is biography Of a remark
able woman recently deceased who founded in England
the Congregation of st. Catharne OF Sienna branch OF
the third st. Dominic. The fife is interesting
one aud the good sisters Of the community who x
have made the preparation OF this book joint labor
love- describe it with simplicity quite charming to con
template. The style might have been improved little
but perhaps good deal Of the beauty OF the book would
have been rubbed of in the polishing. We should be
sorry the story of the ride taken by Mother
Halahan and certain Miss G. in butchers cart, in
company with calf the assistance rendered by this
faithful and devoted friend" continues the chroncer,
with pardonabe confusion Of relative pronouns the
nst companion whoJoined Sister Margarets community
at Coventry the last who watched by her bed Of death,
proved great support and consolation TO her"
We have received Statistics of the State of
Oregon compiled under direction Of the State Agricultu.
raj Society by A. j. DUFUR, and printed at the Office Of
The Willamette Farmer; Cotton Culture and the South
considered WiH reference to Emigration, by w. LoRNG
and c. F. ATKINSON Boston: A. Williams & Coz; The
United States Iisraoe Almanac for 1859 g. E. Currie
Historic dc Charles XII, par VoLTARE, edited with notes
and English vocabulary, by Gustave Mason II. B.
LippncOtt Cox Countess Gisega, from the German
Of T. MARLITT, by Mrs A. L. Wister Part H. he SameG
Foul Play, and White LES by CHARLES READE, in cheap
form, paper Harper Brothers); Lore and LID
sry, narrative OF the French Revolution. by ALKxAN
DER DUMAS It. B. Peterson d. Brotherss The
Attractions Of NeD- Haoen, by S. II. ELLIOT
IN. Tlbbals q Coz; The Bold Frontier Preacher,
portraiture OF the Rev William Cravens, by the Rev.
b WAKELEY Cincinnati: Hitchcock d Walden); Ser in
Nature, by LEOPOLD HARTLEY GRNDoS, a highly fanc
iul essay designed to show that and the marriage
anion universal principles, fundamental alike in
physics, physiology, and psychology" Boston Nichols
4 Noyesl; The American Content School for
Protesant ChidTeH story illustrating the danger OF
ntrusting the education Of Protestant children the
Catholic religious orders prot Eps Society for the Pro
motion Of Evangelical Knowledge; Biographical HIS
tory Of ClermoH Livingston Manor before and during
the war for Independence with sketch Of the first Steam
Navigation Of Fulton and Livingston, by THOMAS
sIREATFELD CLARKsoS (Clermont, n. Y: printed for
subscribers onlyl Ia HeGreH K,o5 oar Oro,s trans
lated from the French Of Father BLOT, g. j., a little
in support Of the comfortable theory that friends
and relations recognize each other better world
catholic Publication Society; and The Pep Dr. WI
OtQh6y and his Vine by MARY SPRING WALKER Nation.
al Temperance Society and Publication House)
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