, 1869-07-04

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brnchea erte. tng nd tveE9swins With s'rsovtn;
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zee nss As Cure III 9.n o7Ra e @oas 4 ssas
aud y.nsa1mg ruaces mounting nnxard In stnxle
snout7 Hosaunah1 Moved by sura sentiments, Vt
Ordinary cont1hon ol matter md Of IL ENDURANCE
i 20 leugcr has m enq Of - oNu: little does II
Il u not = Bheltcr, but IN expression: It tos not
concern HBcn with preaeut lraRlNiy, nor Nth the
testusRstons Of the tutue; i IL born Of sublime
liz wosse for he 1,one thai diSaieFraie., md "a!
grntr1tlonl that are TO commence The Forx anew.
fae obtect u to m2nttes+ a. tntensa revere md .
world All 10 fcst Of lie put toTesher. Tne mysdc
pnl1oscI Eers oI the early centuries saG10ced ere
I3thins 10 the hope OF once OF twice transcend
III ol human existence, and Of being danNRtod
OF the nuiTI19e-"
Eoth sa q work OF travel and = record Of ar,
criticism, the book Is one OF tho most graphic aoc
A2E<@A1*+44k %FCA V4lAtN@4- A4G A0A4A@3A&A2 - -
admirable one In point OF STYLE Is Wlll be seen b,
tie eIt.ae,s We hsye printed q,
TILE hERAONS OF HENRY WARD BEECuEH
In Plymouth Chnrch. Brooklyn. From re1
lsnn repora bZ 7. J. Ennswood "Flymuutn
1eG1 New YORK: J. B, Ford i Co, g Park
KoT: Chicago: s. G. Gngg8 Co 1863.
NE. BeecherS pulpit oiseoU1aes need no con-
mtndAtion from H. His name t a. familiar a.
household word throughout the Land, and the
~ L. hoae Sr& hf,t,
gathered together the sermons Of half JcnI, M1n
be Bofncae1t to commend T. The xort1 !" tlrss
series" In the title Will be pleasant intelligence to
thousands OF his admirers, a. u conveys the Init.
r1Aton That hereafter his teHchtngB are 10 he gar-
ncred up and preserved In enduring form. In ad.
dsron1 10 tbs SERMONS, the prayers are printed and
the hJnans and 6c1iptutal lesxonB indicated, thus
mailing q complete record Of one service in plJ-
mouth Church iov each 8anday- The aggregate Of
these sermons, Is theJ are preserved from time to
dna. VIII constitute Al Invaluable gtorehouAe Of
dr1ne t1u,hs, kud vii be sought eagerly, not only
By those Of hla OWE and other denominations fol
tne 6cnptu1M expeditions, but by those
oItside Of al! determinations for The
eGl Of Reasoning, .RpMea1 ut Illustration
and impressive, earnest style which Characterize
his weekly dlscoursea- The book haz been pub
lishea In yerY handsome shape, and is Illustrated
With vrrJ faithful portrait Of Nj. Beocncr.
Ii'h otFlLE AND AoRh uF THE LGElS-
T-A.I A1ElsTKY. By JAEs N HorPIs. rrp-
!E1sel Of 11omiiect1cs and Pastoral Theology IN
Yale College. New FORT: Sheldon 4 Co. CHI
-1go: Western News Company. 1865.
Tia Il pecuIiA1t hook for ministers, and for
that class OF embryonic ninissc7 who haze not
fatty broken through the ahel It u daaigned
mainly fof theological students In the class Toon
md ID devoted to an exposition q preaching, ltA
object design, difficulties, 'fAuIts sud class,ncs-
tion. the analysis OF sermon: rhetoric applied
to psrachinxi 1nFentIJn and style; the pastor as
tnzu and In Ills relations to societJ; pablo wof.
ehlp and IL forms; and the care Of souls In ali
these particulars. the work u valuable textbook
OF rules and while 1t is possible 70. preacher to
learn and follow them AL, ana ELL be a very poor
preacher, yet there Ia much that the embryonic
mtnls!srn In the Theological schools may study
E1th profit 70 themselves and permanent good To
rhelr prospective noc0
PBOBLEAAI1C C2AlACTERS. A Novel By
EAEEnRIcH sr1nnAGES. Ansaer's Edition New
York: Letpoldt / Holt Chicago: ". * Eeen
i CQoEE. 1860.
The novci, wt1ose tttlc we have given ADORE, 10
the tatcst Of Mesar1. LcJPoldt i Holt's valuable
publicntiont, from the German, OF their gtsndsrd
aathorh The Translation is made by Professor
Sehe1e dc We're, whose name IL guarantee OF Its
corTect1eas. Spielhagen occupies leading posi-
ton among wrstcrs Of fiction In h!a own country,
and hts talents, we know. will ind lifting recog-
1Iuon here Judging from The WORK before u, NC
see no .ceson Why he should not obtalu . popu-
aattty quite as decided aB thAt which Auetbach
eSJoys- His WoIt Is more ROMANCE shAn .
novel. Lis hefo&s sometimes are Titanic, aud
always marked bJ more than Ordinary n. .elltc-
tcnl power, and a IN tho naatureg wNls CT Auer-
bach, you meet with nothing trivial or cnmElon-
place The storr Is one Of singular interest, and
Is inIl Of deep thought, which viii commend 1t to
attentive readers. In delineations OF character,
md In descriptions both Of The physical and soeaA
LIE Of hlu county. he has few supeftors-
TIE FIRST SIX BOOKS OF TIRGILE IENEID.
with Explanatory Notes, Lexicon and Map !:
vo1 1a,a 10 p 8a M III H. T.
deL Illustrated with numerous eng1arlngs
and tae sauae page Of one Of the oldest e1-
W4R1 szARiSa, 4 n, Professor q Latin II MI
esso: @ \ L hsTses ! g: e. Boston: @ - weol- @
Professor Soaring, IN hls preface, tcrselE sets
forth the advantages Of hia edition OF Virgil a
follows: l. That It contains only those p@unns
Of Virgil which are usually read 2 That II u
less costly IN time and money. .. The posit1m
Of the notes below the text Z The preparation
OF Lexicon in the body Of the book as complete
In Itself - the lh1ge lcucons E. The nsc OF mapa,
engrayns81 ard netrtcM Index-au Of which
The lexicon has been very carefully r1nde and the
notes are coplons md c1planntive, rather than
nanklative. The volume Is puhliahed tn Te.J
handsone style, and Ia gully illuxtrated
THE NEW WEST: OR. CALIFORNIA IN 1867
1879 Dy CuAKlEs LowISG BRACE author o.
- .9Ee Eases 81 the old Wostn ! Home M Ltt
y se5es!S 97ssaa asasn & ca "a chi:s:o: ia: =
Mr Brace u = very interesting traveller. lie has
faculty for seeing juss the thinGs he ought L
see and Of describing them In very pleasant
manner. His observations are confined mainly X
California And he has rntnhgcd to select, not *
much the aspects Of California life or the Trails o
tho people, ~ the business Interests, TIC mlnc@
Wines, farms, oil wells, shecp, tng tscss, agricut
tur1l esourres, Climate, and its effects upon the
race; the schools, building nAsociarloas, tho Chi
reae, ETC. And As long as Mr.. Brace connnes HIN
SELF to descriptions Of soerea or atatements a
facts he Is very pleasant When he a3tempts Il
mosaltze, however, or draw couriu1ioue, he ia not
always safe Ruidc, ns Nitness his deductions II
regard to the paelfc Road:
ait Is not Sew York that the Pacific Road o,
LIE cheapened Transit BY The Paca1c mutl stcnm
err, viii Dost benefit II Is the whole P8cint
slppc II tsr a. the Central HA.in, which Is 10 fee
the e5pt cal advantages Of the new trade and tht
nsw San v gE nnas
Utah bat New Yoyt VIII be ozly dlstantly affected
and but unle direct commerce, comparatively
new fuutea- Ard ~ 10 Chicago being especial.
benefited by 1t, Or hetoUlnR 4 centro OF oftenta
coEnErca and e1chkDRe, II seems TO be one o
The Ntluess dreams Of the Baagui1c American
b1atn-"
Af,er reading the concluding paragraph. ves
NC not awarr that. MI. Hrace ia an Engilshnan
We should say nj once that he belonged either II
Cincinnati or ST. Louis. Apart from his morale
tnga, hovcrer. Mr. Brace h vcEJ agreeable trav
eller, and h4s written = book which, without be
Ing very Fpr1ghuJ CT ve1y brilliant, Is at leas
cleat, Errphic and -ve1y instructive, hud viii d
much 70 p1see the 'Ecw West" IN y fnyo1abl
! light abroad-
MIScel1nncolA.
TIE FtR1n lfpnthly for July Is At hand. II
Illustrated article Is 4 href biographical bke1ch
! Hon. Pn1etus Sawyer, Of Wlscunetn- Deaide
| Ills, there arc papess On "Ta11tion," "Tn
| Youth Of shA1pe1re,* "se.f-nade Men, a
| cInpdet Won Humboldt" " 81 The Haunted Minea,
AThcse Fose,sne1s," ~1 Nan to be the Last {
! InhatItsntg Upon Our planet:" and "Lost an
| Found In the Rocky Mountn!nk- Some Of III
| faults marx Thu number which have marked Il
| magazine etnce its commencement, although O.
| the whole 1t shows Improvement The papers n
| either too heavy OF too commonplace Soma &
them poascss no interest lor the general rnade,
and othe8 tseat grAve subjects In u Tery tdl
manner. There i too much Whiting 10
the eaks Of writing, tn It. There snoul
Be mnyc variety Of topicA, naoEs utSinallt
| and freshness Of treatment, and more Ge.
sontng OF the ytandk On its tAbls- TheI
u no reason why the oonduetos1 {
the #sdera Hoskhiy should not mako 1t Z
| excellent magazine. L mere liberal Use Of II
waste bas8et and more careful editing VIII 50 I,
to seeHre thls result TIE buziness entezpds
manifested IN itA publication II comMendAble, An
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