, 1870-04-18

We Are indebted to VIM. g. Holmes, 14S
IaEc street. for t;lli:c IN invoice ns new tEe1-
1eEical works, and among them the following
which VII become etaEdzrJ LookA in crerv
Theological lalarT: Eseaya on Snule Of t!.a
rett;!is.ities CT tie Christian i2eligiun,'' bY
Archbishop Whatcis: "14iEe Pictures Of the
Fsss!on Of Our Lord Jts7s Christ Transl.-
tci from tito German Of rev Hr. 1oha Emman-
ucl Vei:l!, lr Ter. T.eu;cre Snsl:hea. of 81
lsry, y. y: tie secu2I rolamc Of the SERIES
"Ltpository Thoughts On the Gospels by
lev. J. {. fy!c, being ec2meatar: on tho
Eec|i ri John; end ~ Mammal Of Chursi,
Hi.tsF." translated from ITO Gesm.h Of Tro-
fefsor Gceashe, " Professor s.,ead. Tho
te!rnc cr tho ''prcr1A.itien Of tho Christian
Et!.:!"n." ccE::i..s also Archbishop W,,s, .Iy Il
fz1.:-s y II. li-tt. "Eit'5i. rc;iN.s Concern.
:ns $sIeleea,@ which formed So complete At,
stsSer ia FsAe'a as=nsnc2: "a miracles.
5Lns"s NtCash. IL. D., President OF New
7e;:cr Coi!"Gt. Il Princeton. and formerly
Professor e I.e:ic .al N3ra1a.vs::s :.
:Se7eecs tc}!cSS7. !...t.--sss l-s j9st i-e,,eii
~: lcte tf fe1- Il 10 IL 1.atie1 the title Of
THr Law. ~ I":csferr Tro~anr. for v..ic,,
NJ are irt:t &ted IL r.. G. I.o.1aes, is Like
rtrses. Trtk e'ec.:s, to l.-.s,,c extent, fol-
isws r>-sl CT Lis onu. ant departs fsoCa the
fessea track nf tae modern lc;'riane, v1,o
!1v: cr2f.cea their a.:c.t:ol s,.,ost cS1,a-
sively tn fceFcasre. .::1 :ast:cs the Not;oa.
with the re'-::iea If Lk-r5h. - Language. the
aaa;3 OF LIS wtya:. " :.c3rs OF whic; he set
ties tie questions which have heen started in
ffsssd 10 Jss!ss1Scn: and Reasoning in tho Scw
As:alytie logic which il based upon the meta
f!,st'es Of kaat. The wcD grounded rcputs-
t;6E RI tie an.l:cr in Investigations Of 1neta-
physical questions will nnaonh,ed1v attract
Widespread attention sraon5 schcl1.s. The
ttes IS published in Ss.y attractive for.a bs
l'es CT: csttcrk Bros, New York.
l1eer tie title Of MINNESOTA ~ II Is, ]. ".
.ltclune. Of St Paul. has compiled and PUB
hsEfa volume r"on tho geacral rcaou-,rs ;
@r<l attractions OF t!4:E St.se for immigrants,
1nSaild-, seEZ:fts, capitalists. and b1s:uees
men, with special descriptions Of all the cities
ED towns. their topography, population, na-
uc:a!i'ies. 7ro5cc.s. business, wealth, and So
c.el advantages. The work also eoutxias .
toTnsh1r rnsr Of the Sss,e. in four co1ozs. ana
siaow'ae tie government lands II every couoty,
N'ta official descriptions of every part Of she
s1afe. t! EovcsnEc1: surveyors, typographical
e1eGecfs, and eccIoGiEt+. TIE hook Is VET.
ncat in its execution, and will prove m inyafu-
allie reference 10 these interested iu Mime
kttA.
In these latter days, when the conventional
bronchitis sends 70 many c1ergvmen to tic
Holy Land, it would be rsin hope not 10 c1-
Feet an inunoa1ion Of ministerial treatses on
.ha, rrsion. Every book reviewer knows to
ts:t sarEpw tho exact extent and volume OF
sLis i1En2atien. gcod tai, anI Indifferent.
In tie tcok hefcsc us, howcves, called sTptEs
IN Il! LIE Lssrs, ly Rev. r.. +. Gage, We have
contribution 10 oy1 knowledge Of PAler.ine
Of much value. NcAuse the writer h:s long
been engaged in the study Of the geography
Of tbs, region, both ly his own personal re-
searches, and By studios OF European works
en- tEia subject. The volu1ae il, therefore. 4s
complete geographical key to Eibie history
~ t1s been r repaired with view to popular
reading. IublsLcl ty the American Tract
Spcictv.
The third volume OF ihat excellent work.
THr LnE OF Orn Loan. by Rev William
Hama. entitled - The Close Of the Ministry. :
has just 1eep issued and ia for sale BY r. Z,
Holmes. lis Lake street. The whole work
eclE1les Fir volumes, The remaining three
.oIuncs covering the Fxaeicn week. the last
dsE Of the I,1tl's Paeeiou and the Forty DAYS
after TIC Resurrection. We hate alresds ex-
pressed cur Of Iiuitn in some detail concerning
the dret two volumes OF this work. and have
ori, 10 sas of the third that it fully maintains
the interest cf the eeries. It "a work which
is destined to beccn:e very popular, A. it ia
written in clear, earnest manner, md With
ont dognatiem OF pedantry.
ar1rs1 a1,nAf IT,.
Stoddard / Ta1khurst, lo2 Washington et1ees,
is Just ont, and ia ve.r attractive in its con-
tents- Among the noticeable features Of the
magazine arc a akctch Of Ir. Mgelow. the
Chicago artist; I seruou BY HensJ Ward
Deecher: story. ''Ar. and Nzx. Dutie1d :" 4
fresh inetalmens Of "Chcc&e1ed Life, The
chi1dren's department; and a very pleasant
little POEM, :. The City b. the Sea-" By Julia
A. Dunn. The eAi1dren's department, which
i under the charge Of Mrs. Mary Hoffman, is
WY st;1Aetive, and Is eoIducted with ra<e
good Judgment and taste.
TIE No4uEB's JoEaxA1 for April. edited b.
Mrs. Mary e. Clarke, eoutains its usual guam
tity ct excellent matter for hone reading.
There is hsiet article On Father Hyscinshe
by Rev. L II. S. Haynes ;on The proper studies
for women By J. Scott Russell !; practical
household letter By Mrs F. D. Gage, which
are very good md just enough Of fashion talk
to be useful. II Is ~ excellent magazine fo1
the home circle in domestic point Of view.
The first number Of the new AKT REr1ET,
published by E. H. TEatson, No. lis Madison
street, has made its appearance. The list OF
contents emnrscsa poem, 'The Flower An
Eei, " b. Il. r. r.. which is very bad: ves5
practical and yer. sensible article on g. Picture
Lessons by II. D. W; pretty little sketch,
by the s.tist Gookirs, called s. Tie Artiat-Su1a-
n,et," ful4of sentiment hu1aor, Ind infoE.na.
ton coIal1ned; Music in the Family" by
Dudley Buck, WHO is ~ Gnthority in Ill ausi:
cal natter: two psges Of interesting editorial
articles; ell-considered criticism Of Di1cn'
bAch's pictures, '1hc Christmas Tsee, scd