ARTICLE

VIII. ON THE RELATION OF INTELLIGENCE TO THE PIETY

AND EFFICIENCY OF THE CHURCH.

By the Rev. T. F. R. Mercein, Rhinebeck, N. Y.

PAGE

123

IX. SHORT REVIEWS AND NOTICES OF BOOKS

1. Bohn's Classical Library, p. 135.-2. Illustrated London Geog-

raphy, p. 136.-3. Israel of the Alps, p. 136.-4. Meyer's Universum,

p. 136.-5. Methodist Church Property Case in Ohio, p. 136.-6. Ho-

nan's Personal Adventures, p. 138.-7. Barnes on Revelation, p. 138.-

8. Kitto's Bible Illustrations, p. 139.-9. Davidson's Historical Sketch,

p. 139.-10. Proudfit on the Creed, p. 140.-11. The Microscopist,

p. 140.-12. Lives of Bishops Whatcoat and George, p. 140.-13. Oracles

for Youth, p. 140.-14. Miller's Sketches of London, p. 141.-15. Daugh-

ters of Zion, p. 141.-16. Hanna's Life of Chalmers, p. 141.-17. Garden

Walks with the Poets, p. 141.-18. Romance of American History,

p. 142.-19. Anthon's Nepos, p. 142.-20. Table Talk, p. 142.-

21. Eclipse of Faith; or, a Visit to a Religious Sceptic, p. 142.-

22. New Sunday-School books, p. 142.-23. Parisian Lights and French

Principles, p. 142.-24. Hosmer on the Higher Law, p. 143.-25. The

National Magazine, p. 145.-26. Taylor's Physical Theory of Another

Life, p. 147.-27. Henkle's Analysis of Church Government, p. 147.—

28. Men of the Time, p. 149.-29. Miall's Footprints of our Fore-

fathers, p. 150.-30. History of New-York City, p. 150.-31. Goodrich's

Select British Eloquence, p. 150.-32. Reminiscences of Thought and

Feeling, p. 151.-33. Journal of General Conference of 1852, p. 151.-

34. Methodist Preacher, p. 152.-35. Christian's Closet Companion,

p. 152.-36. Abbott's Romulus, p. 152.-37. Neander on John, p. 152.

38. Dickens's Household Words, p. 152.-39. Macaulay's Kathay,

p. 152.-40. Mac Farlane's Japan, p. 153.-41. Anthon's Latin-English

and English-Latin Dictionary, p. 153.-42. Pamphlets, Serials, &c.,

p. 153.

X. LITERARY AND RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

THEOLOGICAL-European

American

CLASSICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS-European.

American

135

APRIL NUMBER.

I. THE ECLIPSE OF FAITH

By the Rev. Dr. Floy, New-York.

The Eclipse of Faith; or, a Visit to a Religious Sceptic.

IL PORT ROYAL

By L. A. H., New-York.

Select Memoirs of Port Royal; to which are appended, Tour to Alet,

Visit to Port Royal, Gift of an Abbess, Biographical Notes, &c. By M.

A. SCHIMMELPENNINCK.

169

191

Vestiges of Civilization; or, Ætiology of History, Religious, Estheti-

cal, and Philosophical.

IV. GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL SCIENCE

Bulletin of the American Geographical and Statistical Society.

Volume I, Number 1. Published for the Society by GEORGE P. PUTNAM.

V. M'CULLOH ON THE SCRIPTURES

By Dr. T. E. Bond, Jr., Baltimore.

Analytical Investigations concerning the Credibility of the Scrip-

tures, and of the Religious System inculcated in them; together with

a Historical Exhibition of Human Conduct during the several dispensa-

tions under which mankind have been placed by their Creator. By J.

H. M'CULLOH, M. D.

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213

249

256

VL JAPAN AND THE JAPANESE

By the Rev. T. F. R. Mercein, Rhinebeck, N. Y.

Japan: an account, Geographical and Historical, from the earliest

period at which the islands composing this empire were known to

Europeans down to the present time, and the Expedition fitted out in

the United States, &c. By CHARLES MACFARLANE, Esq., Author of

"British India,"
," "Life of Wellington," &c., &c.

282

301

VIII SHORT REVIEWS AND NOTICES OF BOOKS

1. Guizot's Shakspeare and Corneille, p. 305.-2. The Bohn's Libra-

ries, p. 305.-3. Ida Pfeiffer's Holy Land, p. 306.-4. Rule's Brand of

Dominic, p. 306.-5. Vinet's Pastoral Theology, p. 307.-6. Woman's

Record, p. 308.-7. American Missionary Memorial, p. 309.-8. Smith's

Book of Manners, p. 309.-9. Three Colonies of Australia, p. 309.-

10. Lives of the Queens of Scotland, p. 310.-11. Lardner's Hand-

books, p. 310.-12. Brewer's Guide to Roman History, p. 310.-13. Life

of Doddridge, p. 310.-14. Gray's Geology, p. 310.-15. Strong's Ques-

tions, p. 311.-16. Peck on Manly Character, p. 311.-17. Lectures at

the University of Virginia, p. 312.-18. Coleridge's Complete Works,

p. 313.-19. Herschel's Astronomy, p. 313.-20. Lamartine's History of

the Restoration, p. 313.-21. Pleasant Pages for Young People, p. 314.-

22. Wurst's Sprachdenklehre, p. 314.-23. Cornelius Nepos, p. 314.-

24. Memoir of Mary L. Ware, p. 314.-25. Meyer's Universum, p. 315.—

26. Pamphlets, Essays, &c., p. 315.

IX. RELIGIOUS AND LITERARY INTELLIGENCE

THEOLOGICAL.-European

American

CLASSICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.-European

305

ARTICLE

JULY NUMBER.

I. THE BACON OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

II. STRONG'S HARMONY OF THE GOSPELS

By the Rev. G. R. Crooks, A. M., Philadelphia

A New Harmony and Exposition of the Gospels: consisting of a

Parallel and Combined Arrangement, on a New Plan, of the Narratives

of the Four Evangelists, according to the Authorized Translation; and

a Continuous Commentary, with Brief Notes subjoined. With a Sup-

plement, containing extended Chronological and Topographical Dis-

sertations, and a complete Analytical Index. By JAMES STRONG, A. M.

III. DANIEL BOONE.

By Professor Wentworth, Carlisle.

Life of Daniel Boone, the Pioneer of Kentucky. By JOHN M. PECK.

1. The Works of Plato. A new and literal version, chiefly from the

text of Stallbaum. Vols. I-V.

2. The Memorable Things of Socrates. Written by Xenophon, in

five books. Translated into English. To which is prefixed the life of

Xenophon. Collected from several Authors, together with some ac-

count of his writings.

3. The Life of Socrates. By M. CHARPENTIER. Translated into

English.

4. A Life of Socrates. By Dr. G. WIGGERS. Translated from the

German, with Notes.

5. Thirlwall's History of Greece. Vol. I.

6. History of Greece. By GEORGE GROTE, ESQ. Vol. VIII.

V. EXPOSITION OF I. COR. I, 1-17

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329

354

364

By the Rev. B. R. Hall, Troy, N. Y.

VI. THE HEATHEN AND MEDIEVAL CIVILIZATION OF IRE-

LAND..

By J. O., Dublin.

VIL THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

VIII. FATHER REEVES.

Father Reeves, the Methodist Class-Leader: a Brief Account of Mr.

William Reeves, Thirty-four Years a Class-Leader in the Wesleyan

Methodist Society, Lambeth. By EDWARD CORDEROY.

404

426

446

2. Was not John the Baptist (and not Elijah) with our Lord on the

Mount of Transfiguration? .

ARTICLE

X. SHORT REVIEWS AND NOTICES OF BOOKS.

1. Rome: its Edifices and its People, p. 458.-2. Mattison's High-

School Astronomy, p. 460.-3. Annual of Scientific Discovery, p. 460.-

4. Abbott's History of Nero, p. 460.-5. Dickens's Child's History of

England, p. 460.-6. Amanda Weston's Home Scenes, p. 460.-7. Cox's

Interviews, Memorable and Useful, p. 461.-8. Holliday's Life and

Times of Rev. Allen Wiley, p. 461.-9. Bourbon Prince: History of the

Royal Dauphin, p. 462.-10. Abbott's Ellen Linn, p. 462.-11. Agnes

Strickland's Memoirs of Queen Elizabeth, p. 462.-12. Matthews's Let-

ters to School Girls, p. 462.-13. Wardlaw's Essay on Miracles, p. 462.

-14. Tracy's Mother and her Offspring, p. 463.-15. New-York: a

Historical Sketch of the Metropolitan City of America, p. 463.—

16. Lowry's Positive Theology, p. 464.-17. Rogers's Reason and Faith,

p. 464.-18. Provincial Letters, p. 464.-19. Vail's Ministerial Educa-

tion in the M. E. Church, p. 464.-20. Chambers's Life and Works of

Burns, p. 466.-21. Brodhead's History of New-York, p. 466.-22. Potts's

Translation of Bungerer's Preacher and the King, p. 466.-23. Hudson's

Shakspeare, p. 467.-24. Eliot's Discourses on the Unity of God, and

Sears's Regeneration, p. 467.-25. Sleiden's Poetry of the Vegetable

World, p. 468.-26. Lamartine's Restoration of Monarchy in France,

468.-27. Annotated Paragraph Bible, 469.-28. Brace's Home-
Life in Germany, p. 469.-29. Goodrich's Complete Historical Series,"

469.-30. Moffatt's Life of Chalmers, p. 469.-31. Ann Fraser

Tytler's Leila, p. 470.-32. Abbott's Marco Paul in Boston, p. 470.—

33. Cannon's Lectures on Pastoral Theology, p. 470.-34. M'Clure's

Translators Revived, p. 470.-35. Hart's Epitome of Greek and Roman

Mythology, p. 471.-36. Hodgson's Human Body at the Resurrection,

p. 471.-37. Browne's Yusef; or, the Journey of the Frangi, p. 472.-

38. Three Months under the Snow, p. 472.-39. Coleridge's Complete

Works, p. 472.-40. Lord Bacon's Works, (Bohn's Scientific Library,)

p. 472.-41. Arminius's Works, p. 472.-42. Strong's Manual of the

Gospels, p. 474.-43. Lives of the Brothers Humboldt, p. 475.-44. Da-

vidson's Treatise on Biblical Criticism, p. 475.-45. Catechism of the

M. E. Church, p. 476.-46. Pamphlets, &c., p. 477.

XI. RELIGIOUS AND LITERARY INTELLIGENCE

THEOLOGICAL AND RELIGIOUS.-European.

American.

CLASSICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

PAGE

458

477

477

485

486

III. ON THE SECOND EPISTLE OF ST. PAUL TO TIMOTHY . . 534

A Treatise on Biblical Criticism, exhibiting a Systematic View of

that Science. By SAMUEL DAVIDSON, D. D., of the University of Halle,

and LL. D. 2 vols., 8vo. Vol. I, the Old Testament; Vol. II, the New

Testament.

549

ARTICLE

V. THE ORIGIN OF EVIL AND THE FALL.

Translated by the Rev. B. H. Nadal, of Baltimore.

From the German of RINCK, in Theol. Stud. u. Krit.

PAGE

568

VI. ANSELM, OF CANTERBURY.

576

Saint Anselme de Cantorbery. Tableau de la Vie Monastique, et de

la lutte du Pouvoir Spirituel avec le Pouvoir Temporel au Onzième

Siècle. Par M. CHARLES DE REMUSAT, de l'Academie Français.

VII. MISCELLANIES.

Letter on Rev. B. M. Hall's Exposition of 1 Cor. iii, 1-17.

VIII. SHORT REVIEWS AND NOTICES OF BOOKS

1. Life of Alfred, p. 595.-2. Old House by the River, p. 595.—

3. Somerville's Physical Geography, p. 595.-4. Father Gavazzi's Lec-

tures, p. 595.-5. Life of J. B. Finley, p. 595.-6. Coming's Physiology,

p. 596.-7. Abelard and Heloise, p. 596.-8. Gerstäcker's Travels,

p. 596.-9. Pedestrian in France, p. 597.-10. Taylor's English

Martyrs, p. 597.-11. Ranke's Civil Wars in France, p. 597.-12. Har-

baugh's Heavenly Home, p. 597.-13. Gervinus's Introduction,

p. 598.-14. Blackader's English Bible, p. 598.-15. Life of B. B.

Edwards, p. 598.-16. Asbury's Journal, p. 599.-17. D'Aubigne's

Reformation, p. 599.-18. Meyer's Universum, p. 599.-19. Schuster's

Drawing-book, p. 600.-20. Life of Dr. Olin, p. 600.-21. Discourses

from the Spirit-world,

p. 602.-23. Boyhood o 601.-22. Wythes on the Pastoral Office,
Great Men, p. 603.-24. Gorrie's Episcopal

Methodism, p. 603.-25. Holmes's Wesley Offering, p. 603.-26. Strick-

land's Biblical Literature, p. 604.-27. Memoirs of a Useful Man,

p. 605.-28. Startling Questions, p. 605.-29. Stuckley's Gospel Glass,

p. 605.-30. The Rum Plague, p. 605.-31. Delolme's Constitution of

England, p. 605.-32. Diogenes Laertius, 606.-33. Layard's Second

Expedition, p. 606.-34. Layard, abridged, p. 606.-35. Lamp_and

Lantern, p. 606.-36. Brown's Sufferings of Messiah, p. 606.-37. Heth-

erington's Westminster Assembly, p. 607.-38. Water from the Well-

Spring, p. 607.-39. Faber's Difficulties of Infidelity, p. 607.-40. Me-

morial of Greenough, p. 607.-41. Coleridge's Works, p. 608.-

42. Miner's Poultry Book, p. 608.-43. Summerfield, p. 608.-44. His-

tory of the Mormons, 608.-45. Kingsley's Phaethon, p. 608.—
46. The Right Way, by J. T. Crane, p. 612.-47. Stirling's Charles V.,

p.

614-48. Jacobus on the Gospels, p. 614.-49. Stroud's Harmony of

the Gospels, p. 614-50. Lives of the Popes, p. 614.-51. Lights of the

World, p. 614-52. Family and Social Melodies, p. 615.-53. Olds's

Philosophy of Faith, p. 615.-54. Bledsoe's Theodicy, p. 617.-

55. Jacoby's Handbuch des Methodismus, p. 618.-56. Pamphlets, &c.,

p. 618.

592

595

619

619

623

631