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NEW PUBLICATIONS. —— BOOKS OF THE WEEK. ) ., The eleventh volume of the excellent Boston edi- ““ion of The Works of Edmund Eurke, containing a contin-- “antion of the procecdings in the impeac hment of Warren Hastings,is{published by Little, Brown, & Co. G. P. Putnam & Son have issned a new edition of Dr. MAY0's Kaloolah, wiich gaired a rapid celebrity on sty first pubhication about eighteen years ago, and which | for boldness of imagination, and vigor of parrative hus Been surpassed by few subsequent American rowanc ' Sales of a Trageller, by WASHISGTON LVING, inaneat pol ‘Sable volume forming one of the scric Oassics ;" and Suggestions for Howsehold veral Lists of what the compiler de :e-iful ‘worke, ch may be of moie oF iess value W xpericnced Dook-purch 18, M. B. Fuller & Co. publish a selection of Thoughts he Writings of HORACE MANN, & worthy mcworial mind of remarkable earnestness and activity. Mr. n was a libcral and self-relfant thinker, of singul witality of conscience, not given to rockiess and destrucs 4, tve speculations, and deeply intent ou the practical ap- sn(:mon of scientific truth to the common interests of Many of the thoughits which are Lere brought to- gothef froi the mass of Lis productions bave the terses Doss and point Tieh treasure of vud:.u. in a form 3 and a familiar mmp&\munn in teachmgs cannot fail to be at- tractive 1 its character, and wholesowe i its influence. A neat edition of Mrs. Cawdl¢’s Curtain Lectures, by DOUGLAS JERROLD, With kpi rited illustrations, is publisted by Hard & Houghton. The came house pub- eh Charles Weelcy Seen in his Finer and less Familiar Poems, a tion from the entire works of the author wbo waa probably the most voluminous and least known of British lyrists. Scarcely more than one-fifth of his pub- Mebed writings,—and that in an altered and fragmentary chiefly in the Mcthodist hymn- i s vol- shape,— s before the world, and and A fow that used the English to sclections from the original veluines of € works without abridgement or chang @ wider range of topics than s famtlior re and to the great majority of readers, willd the charm of noveity. Tie work is edited by M. FXEDE lm' M. BIRD, who has uot permitted the ndmiration of an en- thusast to impair the calmuess of his judgment. The National Edition of The Waverley Novcls, pub- Hshed by T. B. Peterson & Brothers, contains the whole forty-eight volumes of the Edinburgh edition, with the suthor's Iast corrections and additions, reduced within the narrow compass of five octavo volmwes. As the pur- Pose of the edition is to furnish the American people With the novels of Sir Walter Scott at & price which will bring it withiu the reach of persons of e meane, 1t caunot boast of auy supertiuons ¢l Dut 1t is got up on fair paper, clear, and with substantial binding of unexcel ) will doubtless be sought by those who w ish to ecor in the purchase of hooks, and there are few w. Which 8o much good literafure can be had for a small out- lay of dollars. Leypoldt & Holt have issued a new edition of BTORME'S Easy German Keading, vevised by @PPEN, containing a selection of historical tales and anec- dotea, with copious foot-notes, travsiations of all the prominent words, aud vurious awwatical suggestions and references. En Avant, Messieurs ! Being a Tutor's Counsel to His Pupils, by the Rev. G. H. D. Matuias, M. A, is au Eu; sepriut by J. B. Lippincott & Co., intended for the use of young people as a supplement to the regular course of education. It treats of compoeition and style, the -ludy of langaage, and other poinis nX lite o severul topies relating to ¢ ) 3 siderable portion of nmunn—ms u of exclusively Ei futercst, withont application in this coun:ry whale volume can claiti 1o Ligler wxt than ' mocent comumon-place sct forth in a rather agreeable foru. The Life of Jesus, by EpMuND KIRKE (Boston : Lee & Bhepard), is an attempt to present a connected view of e life of Clirist, by arranging the four Gosp velate the same event but cnce, and to include feachings and all the historical circumstances in a single warrative. The order of the history coincides in the muin with that adopted by Professor Robinson ju s Har- mony of the Four Gospels.” Some changes have been in- troduced iuto the text in order to aveid the antignated | phraseology, of the received \(|~l(m.»u proceeding which mwn many famili a \Alm L many s will denounie wigorous English of susceptible of L ove n.l Lt rhlppn'nemw 1 of the ong u literature thut no p m ‘wersion has been @il ugh proposed ewoome, Wakeliewl, wi ‘cessful as the attempts in Ge except in cares niti ’lhlut Al alteration of New vnblim!wm I“lF'l‘HuNTH 'l‘H()lr‘iAM) RLADY NEXT calPY 81X MONTIIS AT nm W ,nTr Tousx ™ TER THAN THE SUPPLY e to - the T and the et frame all parts of the e White Tlowe," they lave are selling large are ready to buy it when preseited o then. Ove volume, 16mo, $2. 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I'ON & Co., Nos 443 AND 445 PROADWAY, NEW YORK, Have Just Published, BERLIN A\l) SANS-SOUCT; these, so fully are They are fact and s ....'| rewarks upon **The Mistorical Ro- exterual form of Le beart of bistory, aud tand ro for off, ! Novel. By L. Mahl de e V. Caudron. 1 vol., er previow eforta, st only in the » that detatied chromtelca of the al An ¥ torieal Norel ved version of the New Testawent v plac %flcom translation of Luth Mr, K.nke hias al dded a few brief notes expl eul aHusions, which for the most i810D, dmrn of expressi rests of any e , and will doultiess prove eonvenient and valuable aid'in the inteligent reading of | ptures. The Claverings, by Axt1HONY TROLLOPE, forms the | Batest issue of Harper's “ Library of Select ol Woodburn Grange, by Writrian Howrrr (Philadel- phia: T. B. Peterson & Brothers), will be welcon American public as an excellent specimen of the English country ife. In the delineation of rural scenes, the authior is an acknowledged u Jong habits of observa from s eountry ; his descrip ¥s fre and though without any remarkable power of tion, or skill in the coustruction of a plot, he has ec grivéd to produce a spirited aud agecalic b The etory is one of wmore than comion inte details wud witkont Jonable arts of exciting a seusafion, i= fuil of stirring meident, and galus and preserves a strong hold on the sttention of the reader. O e READING FOR BOYS. Gardening for Profit, by PETER HENDERSON, South Bergen, N.J., would probably not be sclected by most Dboys as the book for their money, wherein they would evince their usual greenness, There are marvels of trans- formation and rapid production recorded therein which snight well shame the duil fancy of the author of Aladdin or of Kaloclah. To krow that afew roods of good land may well employ and will sure 1y reward the constant libor of & stont man—that there are choice goldfields all around us for those who know how to dig—that $1,000 may ‘e wisely and profitably expended in draivivg, subsoil- ng, tertilizing, and deeply pulverizing agingle acre—that e who would get rich by gardenivg wust pile on manures by the hundreds of tuns—that great crops always pay: half crops never—such are a few of the inportant truths succinctly set forth and tersely enforced in Mr. Hender- ‘@on's little voluwe. There is no theory about it—an old man, | ‘who has made himeelf rich by market dening, plaivly sells our young men how they can get vich as easily as he did, and without wandering to ifornia or Montana for B elther. (0. Judd & Co,, 41 Park-row.) The American Agricultural Annual for 1867 is an | exceedingly neat synopsis, or miniature cyclopedia, of the muost important principles wlich underlie and the newest truths that have advanced the business of Farming. Tile-Drainivg, by Geo. E. Waring; Recent Progress in Agricultural Science, by Prof. 8. W. Johrson; American Barus, by Dr. F. M. Hexamer; Barley and Wheat, by Joseph Harris; Sorghum, by Wm. Clough; Potatoes, by Wm. 8. Carpenter; Eheep, by John Johnston; Poultry, ®y 8. M. Baunders; Bees, by Bidwell Brothers, are some of the more important essays in this annual; bat there are hundreds of shorter articies, including brief re- minders of the work proper to each month, which of themselves are worth the half-dollar charged for the whole. Col. Waring’s treatise on draining is amodel of Iucid exposition, and the abundant illustrations of this as of the other essays are admirably executed. 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(¥ A listory sob ovly of the gifted mbject, bub alio of the war ia tbe South West. Gov. Allen's political and wilitary Bfe was se elosely Wterwoven with {be trans Missiseippi Departrueat, that o memwolr of Lim necessarily be- comes & wetwor of tbe war in 1hat quarter. The tremendous efforts to bold ibe Missisaippt River; the inside st the siege of Vieksburgh, are all grapbically and patbetically told. 14 in cue of the best books that bas appeared upon the war, and deserves wishes » & place iu the collection of every man, North and Soutb, horough understandiog of our trewesndous struggles. We appecd » few notlces o re to meet & blograghy so eloquent a laguage, so Joviog o spirit, aud 0o able ib asalysis of character as Wis It is writtes in & syt of resignation, vot oppowition. No true bearted map or wamas, Nortb or South, can find & word of offesse in it 1f you would really un derstand the war, read both wides—read thia book."—[ Brookiyn Eagle. “The story is besutifully told by bis accomplished blographer. Tie story of a ftful life, coursgeous spirit, snd masly beart”—[St Louis Times. b apirit, and will be read with profousd fnterest “1tis writtes [New Yorker. “ A thogeaphy of a loyal, gallant aad whole bearted Soutbers gentle ent, rater than of beart There Jo wan, whose errors were of | el fn it that will te read with interest.”—| Baltiwore Gasette. “He was brave, talented and sympathetic. The book Is & thorough bitat of Soutbers spirid."—[Troy Daily Tiwen “The most interesting wemolr couvected with the war we ki I seen. Reads with all the sest of a povel. A valuable tribute to Southers literature, and bistory of the war. A noble tribote to one every way worthy. 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