New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE July MAGAZINES.


,s orrays increases in interest As the story advances
VINO" ,s,,rctive naper ON RerublicaniSm in En-
81 T. shouipc the progress OF the democratic seH'i-
-, a,ooog the wOrkingmen Of London Inc Ne.he'
sde NJ New-York," by Edward CroPsey Is deVot'S oa
,eveation of the mysteries of iaro-samohnS III S o3'
"The Dutch at Home" is q somewhat eNaegera'ou po'
,i,nre OF lie and society in Holland anu
..pooouectians OF an Old Woman" presents "
n,rast that is anything hut cheerful between
,he manners OF the present day, ana tn'so
~ the past generation. Drift Wood" and "Neoue'
as nsual are full Of pregnant suggestions which "i"S
stimulate reflection. when they do moi co'hh"n'
assent.
The account of "The Mount Cents Halfway
and Tunnel" with which Hopper for this month opens
furnishes quantity of novel and valuable information
with REGARD TO that stupendous achievement OF ho'f
engineering. The construction of the Turner mas 'N
nbout twelve years, and. with the railway ior'y-'"
miles in length has cost not less than sioOooDeW an
amount OF capital which il is not likely can ever DC
made 10 Weld profitable The papers on Tue
United States Naval Academy" Along the Fiorua
Rect" "The Recovery of Jerusalem" and the star,
spaAged Banner also of Importance on account OF
te store of and geographical facts which they
embody condensed readable narratives. quaint De
seriptive poem, "when This Old Flag was New by X
II stoddard is felicously set of by series of expires
s3ve Illustrations The editor trips occasionally I'D S
number as when he allows the writer OF he
Snaueied Banner" ~ 25) 10 60 TO the tailors "oih
For had word in describing the uniform OF the O'e"
n r,,u1ra
sta,es soldiers and when he refers to Mr. H. Auc@ei
man. as the late Minister ts Greece
The Catholic World translates suggestive
article from the CGrt,0. on "Tbe Present anu rNe',
which traces the evils and dangers OF mouern Soco" "
The rejection OF the principle of authority ana an insane
and mischievous craving for liberty ana umon' f'eeo
.snecplatiou has ended rationaism; the systematic
.n % sciece has fallen into pantLciSnl and the modern
code of morality and justice, by stripping liberty ana
tho brotherhood mankind OF legitimate authority mas
ended in naturalism and socialism, the atheistc ana
naptbeistic forms Of society The C1thohc CHURCH as
represented IN the Council 81 the Vatican, with the
decree of papal nfaliGity, presents the only D"Wark
against the advancing tide of freedom III thongA ana
action Sir John Lubboess theory of the "Origin OF
Civilization is subjected TO searching examination
The writer maintaining that the modern doctrine Of pro-
cress and development Is not supported by any known
facts in the history man. but ratutous hypothesis
against the Biblical doctrine OF the creation OF the world
and human redemption. TAe number contains several
miscellaneous articles OF considerable interest rs St
Cecilia" pau" Memoir of Father John dc Blehem.'
"Mr. Froude and Calvinism," and otners.
The atlantic opens with a travelling sketch
among the Adirondacks, by H. II. Dana jr, describing
tour in the mountain gion twenty years since IN
which the writer Hospitality entertained 10y the
family OF John Brown, OF whom some brief incidental
notices are also given. Mr Hays picture OF the Spanish
bulaghts in the fifth chapter Of Casian DAYS. an
admirable specimen Of graphic realism evidently aiaWh
affords more vivid impression than is TO be found, If we
bre not mistaken in rccorctOns in any previous de-
Gerpti0n Of the spectacle ia English literature Can
Bird Reason i'by DR.. T. n. Brewer is an exceedingly
interesting chapter of practical Darwnisn, and the re
naindor OF the number including the commencement OF
new story entitled Their Wedding Journey" by Mr..
Howels, Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevada" by
Clarence King How Got my Overcoat," by Georgc f.
waring, IT,, sappLo," by T. ". Higginson, AID Tue
Poet OF Sierra Flat by Bret are j. Of more than com
mon excellence. An original dramatic sketch by George
Eliot CiaTi,n Eyaus) will attract attention and sa will
IN the extracts Dcens letters TO Professor FELTON,
III Our Whispering Gallery" which overflow win ex
" Tbcraut rOlicEiuc g. ETY..
MIR. j. T. Headley's description of Philadel-
phia which opens number of ScIiGneT. claims
the notice Of readers who interested IN social I'M
pI0veuents. by its statements in regard TO tie dwelling
houses especially Of the poor that city There are
but fCw tenement houses in that abode OF brothery love-
Zach household has it, dwelling, which il its home.
me houses small but complete with every arrange
nent for domestic economy and comfort renting from
e150 70 600 per aHnum. "BacrLOg Studies IS sill
lalarly agreeable paper by Rr. Charles ID. Warner,
writer VITO is con SANITY adding TO his reputation
charming egsayst descautng on the beauty and social
inGlcee of the o,daslOned wood ire IN preference 10
profane modern Inventions The elaborate essay Of the
Rev. Dr. Bushnell on Free Trade and Protection" has
already been noticed elsewhere in orcoumns. A Plea
for Chinese Labor" by Mrs. Abby sage Richardson,
proposes remedy for the Irish tyranny which
do.in,ols over so many New-YOik households.
Among the miscellaneous matter in this num-
Der is a We-wItton sketch of the Rev II. 7. Liddon,
a celebrated pulpit orator OF The English Church, who
has been rapidly rising into fame among the foremost
living preachers since the delivery Of lie hampton Lee
tuIes IN OK ord iu 1865.
Lipeinc0d for July has an unusual variety OF
articles popular reading, commencing with Dr. j. W.
Palmcr's racy sGuiSitions BamOre Beauty" and
ending with fresh chapter Of the lively "Rec0lecons
Of Wild Ireland" very fan biography Of Robert
Chambers 10y James Grant wilson, relates many parte
ulrs of the personal career that eminent publisher,
with which tie American public is not familiar giving
high idea Of business energy and TACT ana Of the
worth OF Ms private character third paper Of the
series Of Student Baubes in Prussia" contains some
interesting details ia regard to the manufacture
OF sparkling Mosele and Hochhemer (Which, by
The BY IS uniformly udsspe boTou sbout the mtc, the
inst Of which the writer pronounees humbug, while the
last is noble beverage, still and deep and calm, and
"satisfying 10 tic sou Of man" He, evidently knows
more about the Rhine wines than he docs Of the "sOut
German MUD" jud5ing from his absurd comments on
the latter. "Publc Libraries ana their Management
IL, Edward Rowland, is q curious photographed paper,
relstng several Whimsical incidents in the history Of
books and sfTording many valuable suggestions on Tie
arrangement Of Libraries. Tie number contains an
ORIGINAL poem by George H. Boxer, and Interesting
letter never before published, from John Quincy Adams,
describing visit Madame dc stae nclIy sixty years
aeO.
THE RE. eEOgGE JUEEIN .. D. IL D. 4 HISTORICAL
BIOGRAPHY. Ey D. X. JrNsiN, D. d. limo lP o. }. B.
LpEllcout CO.
The subject Of this memoir was remarkable
for the integrity purpose ard force Of character with
which he devoted more than common powers OF intellect
90 the Interests OF religion and education during
spcuOGs and poFaced His position IL the Pres
byterian Church was Of commanding influence, and