New-York tribune., 1877-05-14

can, UAvuTov AGuV-MR. AICorrs TABLE
TArK"-"SYmAN sUN,HNE'-EsSAYs ny JOHN
RURRoUGus OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS.
BosroN, Nav @. Four noteworthy books
are coming out this week and next lheN
are voy different IN character, and are an
distinctly moritofious There are "Tah'e-l"l6' 10y
A. Bronson Ncot', and Syrian sunshine by T. g.
Appleton which VIII appear saturday under Me''IS'
Roberts Brothers, auspices; "What Think Ne "i
Chrstrby Gail Hamilton 90 bc issued ON the l'th oy
VIM r. Gin g. Co.; and John Butrou- -ls's "Gr's anu
Poets" published bv uurd Uou-hton from th' ElFei
side Press Gail Uamron's essay is as bold ana ui'''
"a 30 is simple Size undertakes in the short S'' ' '''
very snail PAGES 90 review the New 1estNn nj uttI-
anccs concerning Causjs nature, and 10 come 10 some
conclusion a. TO how ous.tto regard It, u un'"'ed
bv auy docjru1 aim. shc first assemblies those phrases
used bv the cyauzolIsts which indicate that ChII@Is
beue was one auart Gods, and then reviews those
which apparently conflict with the first Her summing
up is as follows:
Whatever we hold regarding Jesus We hold on fh'
auto-ity of the vftcr, oi tnc Ncv Testament and th
surely speak with no uncertain sound; bH we dI,i ah
dispute betJuse insist upon tormuatu- what D., ls
best oniy syubohcu or pictorial. Jesus ln iIiS
relation 90 u, we perfectly understand. lir Is + "'
Savior lie came into tle world solely for ont ".4'hi
g.. But Jesu. i'm lls relation We do NOT u'u '7.1hl,
neither TrimDrun nor Unitarian. SucI lnMIeI-t ,N
too wonderful i0I Us, IL is hiS We cannot a''ih u"l' N
There is much that Will prove useful 20 considerable
class OF readers in this short and candid volume ts
duu is spiritual and mystical, and so is that o Mr.
Acott's TJh., Talk but the latter makes an nes
SION Of comparative unrclhty when cpItrdsj'd WIN
Gau Hamb,on's unassumins hut serious and perfectly
tangible dissertation. Mr. Al"ott says That the secna
tv, phosophcr holds the great fact Of the Universe 20
be the mJueucc of Spirit, OF the Divine Person lu this
he is not necessarily 'mp3ctCl' but ~ dWie
likely TO DE intensely the contrary i.i'"
however. many persons viii complain that MI A.
colt is 500 far impractical that hc lacks the power To
kmde on ardent interest and quick sympathy in even
1f. uU al
"Itis not mere iustIumcnlIity for the purpose OF
ecucnc The beast Of the body, bat rather H u th- pro-
paIrtics Of human combination and coumanlcaii"H'
wherein spiritual life becomes reality hN'd t"'i'
Sentence ike TINS, occurring IN Great Abundance nave
not 70 very refreshing influence ou the mind Tue vol
ure divided into two books the first headed Prac
cal the second speculative" These are each suhd'
vd,I into several sections, and the sections are each
composed Of dozen short sriiclc--maang ABOUT
hundred paragraphs I'm all These treat ,ucA themes
a. "IdeaI Culture" Concord" Conversation" " so-
cratic Method" "M,Iachcmi-try." "suLttluiiug,
"Typr.." " Sex" and Lif. Everlasting"
MI IT, O.. ApIlctou's "syri1n SUNSHINE is toheht
fuIy written book OF travel, which takes ono from
Jan, To- Jerusalem, the Lake O. Gausc, Damascus
and finally 90 Cou.tautuopc and Athens. II has h' pc
oulauty of not depending much Us usual on the o'-
VI ON the rs.,ajy revived Interest u Turkey tuj her
domIuiou- which tUe author suggests - an >ru' u D,
a. yuu. fOr tlc WIItur'- lre able tome. I- volume D.,
the second iu rle Town old Country Series"
Mr JOHN Iurr0ugu-'- book i- made up iu part from
pauers Published iu Srrij.r's N0nHy; but most of Che
ESSAYS uiuk are ROW Published for tine first time. lie
treats With a Dis customary grace ~ freedom spring
Poems" aud the COW. calling the latter " oar Rural b-
vuIty" There IS ayi-orous cnlpter on Emerson and
'Tnc Flight of the Elgl.' i- am eloquent defense OF Wait
W. There many tr,ltuuAl lc alas IT'D tNt
volume. .fd among them these: Only those huo"S are
for the making oi men INTO which man has gone h l,
making cas- I.r Voice ui iuc American hd~ huttt'u
from DIS chest his throat and nasal pI-s- so ih
g. danger tHat lu- contribution TO literature viii soon
cease tolmpy any blood or Nl-yyTl, or utIli crilN
OF depth %. human aud manly affection. ana ue t, run
entirely of ouI topo,ticil 5,lHucy and Cie'tiueSs.
VIM. T. Gin & Co. announce o new edition of their
select novels in unique cover printed in seIf1
These iu,'ul. Alicia WIloc, by Willie Collins "Out
uf the Deep" iy Mrs. Wood, " The Woman oi re "y
I.ot uut others. In their new UNIFORM cover they are
t. h. offered .t 81 ICiucl u price, 90 cents ctci.
H. O. Ioulhpn a Co. VIII soon have ready Vol l2o Of
Nachu,e Reports, being the sixth under the editor
ship Of Mr John Lathrop. Nes~rs. Lockwood BROOKS d
Co. are about issuing ia paper covers "Su!cnt Life at
Harvard" "1ue Frau DUmlua," ami Mrs. Chdmpncy's
"Iu tie sky-GuGcu" M Chammev SNOW writing
new book llr children. tp p" called " On Palette Each
story u % Will bc connected with particular color a.
founi uppu painters palette. Perhaps The most
not coal. undertaking tLat Lockwood bro"aS are en-
gaze. rI.H. just now, prouscy lrs'l rated popular
WORK ,r. Ilc story %. Creation Dos i).. p. w. camp
b..Iu. IDc,st D., " y II viii hc brought out before
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