THE TRIBUNE.

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nues is ,wentysiX as solows-ail Eneshmen but one,
the exception being Ralph Waldo Emerson of our own
country;


Lord jeffrey; R,oissso1 Wilson, chsrles Lamb,
Sober: Sa1H Hall -'''' Thos Campby!', John Keats,
p,rcy B. Shelley, Lord BrOughzm, T. b. Mscauay,
Dr. Chalmers, T Colsrid-e Thomas Aird,
Thomss Csrlyle Il ". Emerson Robert souihey
John Foster. Robert Pollok,


~ THE HARBINGER enters its second volume
this morning. No. l. contains Cosmogony,' magnf-
cent sketch Of the trauscendena part OF Fouricrs
Philosophy, translated from his unpublished MSS.
.Consueo.' Labor in New.York, &C.; The Biography
Of Leopold De Meyer, justly criticised piece Of
Chsrla,anry unworthy of the high merits of the Artist
Gems of German Song, &c; Poetry The Mountain
Stream by w. w. Story Notice OF Fourier's Cosmog-
oay The Presidents Message; The Boston Working
Mems Protective Union &c.


The Harbnger deserves the most extensive patronage
and hope that with the beginning of volume it
will receive large accession Of subscribers. 1t is pub
Fhed By the Brook FARM PHALASX and issued every
Saturday morning simultaneously al Newly and Bos.
ton No journal in the country has higher literary merit
it. Book Reviews especially characterized by
sound and unbiased judgment and pure taseits Musi
cal Criticism is unequaled and the organ of tho So
cal School, it presents its philosophy and discusses the
cuaion of Social Progress free from all cant and anat
icsn For sale by Burgess, sringer & Co. and al the
News Agents.


x The YourH's CABINET, after having been
published semi monthly the qusrto form for period OF
eight years during which tne it has for itself much
popularity begins the year monthly in the form
ofa Magazine-a change long contemplated and earnest
IL called for but delayed hitherto for only of sut
cent patronage warrant the undertaking. The first
rumber of the series is before u.s. and we know not
which most to admire the sterling quality of the matter
which fills its pages. the beautiful dress which the in
senuity and good taste ofhc printer o. a. Woodworth)
has given it, The steel vignete ti'epasc is one of the
pre,res things It's way that have ever seen, while
ihe general execution oi the work TO type paper ar
rangement &C such to crafty the most iastidons
eye The Editor Rev FRANCIS C. WooDwoRTH is ad
mlsby qualified, il may judge from this number, to
cOnduc, such work. Terms 81 per annum 10 cents a
single number. Published by D. A. Woodworth, l35
Eassaust


e THE DAILY MEMoRASpuM Book FOR 1916,
contapng an Almanac, Time and Interest Tables sc
with printed head and blank spece for Memoranda for
every day in the year, published by Francis & Loutre
Il TGaidenlsne. Business and others will find this
very cOuyenen, article, as it is made in pocket-book
form. the whole being no larger than pocket wallet
n" THE AMBusCApE: an Historical Poem, by
= TEoxAs R. WHITNEY is published by ]. s Redhed,
Clinton Hail. 1t is intended 10 commemorate the Battle
d0kee.chobec or Big Water, in Florida. It's object
sane in which feel no interest but those who ad'
nre the American method of dealing with Indians, and
lore to dwell upon OF bloody warfare will per
hss ind il worth looking at. For sale by w. Fl. Ora
hun


e "VoLTAIRE AND ROUSSEAU AGAINST THE
ATHEISTS or Essays and Detached Passages from those
Writer'S in reaun the Being and Attributes OF God
Selected and translated from the French by j Akery,
bEs published by Wiley & Putnam. 1t is well worth
denomination.


Er"A GUIDE between Washington, Baltimore.
Fsaaephia, New.York and Boston" published by ].
Drune. l02 Broadway is collection of facts useful
niEge OF travellers at the present time 1t con
aai also description OF the Routes of Travel from
Soua to Buffalo, aud from New-York to Montreal.


E"HYPERloN Romance; by II w LONG
fellow second edition :" published at Cambridge Ms
b, lohn Owen, is for sale by D. Appleton & Co. 200
Broadway. The work is well known and Is very popular
q Loves TOKEN FLOWERS, by EMMA c. EN-
trir beautiful miniature volume OF Poems just is
'usdey J. c. Riker, l2o Fulton.st. Each Poem embo-
de' the sentiment conveyed by the flowers whose name
np'ced overt A fine Gift book for the holidays.


6N"TRE PorrIcAL WORKS OF PERCY BYssHE
sRritr frs, American Edition. (complete,) with some
Remarks on the Poe,ica Faculty and its influence on
n-aan Destiny, embracing Biographical an Critical
Nce BY G. G. FOSTER" is just iSsued in splendid lomo
'oone OF $50 pp by J. 5. Reddeld, Clinton Hall. We
'ag announce the work now intending 10 give IT the
aOcse it deserves hereafter


q The SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS POLY
olOT BIBLE, published by Riddle, OF Philadelphia and
V' Ae by Wiley and Putnam OF this City, is among the


1Aiu books this season intended for Holiday Pres
eaa Ibis poke; edition OF the Bible is printed very
- !Ps' and Is illustrated by Maps, Charts and Engra
= "s' The Marginal Readings and the Maps afford
s.ea 'ae'e' To Teachers and those especially this
IA e9.Lon OF the Aoly Scriptures commends itself


" DICK, OF this City, has recently published
'penaid Line Engraving Of LEONARDO VIScIs cele-
0'sea Painting of The Last Supper which will be found
e'sufs'e spirited and faithful.


% Play RooN POETRY is the title of little
N0ka Poems for Children. just published by NJ. w.
podd Brick Church Chapel.


IA LlITELLs LIVING AGE, No. 81, NAV be had
I" Wm- Taylor & Co = Astor House.


% No IS of HarPer's Illuminated Bible has
o.n lsued reaching to the twelfth chapter Of s., John


PICTURE OF WALTER ScoTT.-We acknowledge
@sfeceps from our friend Dr.. BARTLETT Editor Of The
AHSs of large and splendid Steel Engraving by Sadd'
n0n painting by w Allen ofthe great Poet and Novel
.' waiter Scott 1t is published and msy be obtain.
siAe Albion Office.


Mw Grsc.-Atwill, POI Broadway has pub
sAea Ae following pieces OF Music -" lis now the
Tnsed Hour" sercnsde sang by Mary Taylor
Hu1zar ouadrilles and Galiopade, by Francis A.


The Payonis Polka Waltz


WV oReAN FOR THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
"a CoNN.-An exhibition of this instrument, took
Va "Wednesday evening a, the spsnuisctory OF Mr.
Sn., N,oen Ii WAS performed by Messrs Harrison,
100er Greaterex others with great effect. Mr.
ss,s. reformed the overture TO the Bronze Horse
was received with great applause. The audience
a., much delighted with the instrument. The
u,,... 0ack walnut, in the Ezabehian style OF
tss," twensy.one feet high, fifteen fee, wide and
apos. deep. 1t has TWO of Keys Two oc,aves
Al ,sa twenty-five Stops and 1895 Pipes II contains
pro,s.aaern improvements 1t was prom ounced by


instrument II cost S275O


se There were four and half feet of water in
atITr tbar Eyn