No. II.

Congregational Councils and Associations,

The Roman Catholic Faith,

Buddhism,

Case of Optical Illusion in Sickness, with an Attempt to Explain

its Psychology,

The Homeric Poems,

Page.

161

172

182

192

216

A complete Greek and English Lexicon of the Poems of Homer and the

Homeridæ, from the German of G. Ch. Crusius: translated by Henry

Smith, Professor of Languages in Marietta College.

The first three books of Homer's Iliad, with English notes, critical and

explanatory, a metrical Index and Homeric Glossary, by Charles An-

thon, LL. D., Jay Professor of the Greek and Latin Languages in

Columbia College.

Dr. Stone's Memoir of Bishop Griswold,

Memoir of the Life of the Rt. Rev. Alexander Viets Griswold, D. D.,

Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Eastern Diocese.

By John S. Stone, D. D., Rector of Christ Church, Brooklyn, N. Y.

With an appendix; to which are added a Sermon, Charge, and Pas-

toral Letter of the late Bishop.

Bishop Southgate and Episcopal Missions,

Vindication of the Rev. Horatio Southgate. A Letter to the Members

of the Protestant Episcopal Church, from Rev. Horatio Southgate, &c.

Reply of the Missionaries at Constantinople to charges by Rev. Horatio

Southgate.

Reply to the Missionaries at Constantinople, by Bishop Southgate.

The American Tract Society,

Report (to the Public) of the Committee of the Synod of New York

and New Jersey, on the alteration of Books by the Publishing Com-

mittee of the Tract Society.

Address of the Committee of the American Tract Society to its Sup-

porters and Friends.

Address of the Committee at Boston to the Members and Friends of the

American Tract Society in New England.

The Martyrdom of Bishop Onderdonk,

The Proceedings of the Court convened under the third canon of 1844

in the city of New York, on Tuesday, December 10, 1844, for the

Trial of the Right Rev. Benjamin T. Onderdonk, D. D., Bishop of

New York, on a presentment made by the Bishops of Virginia, Ten-

nessee and Georgia. By authority of the Court."

A Narrative of Facts which led to the presentment of the Rt. Rev. Ben-

jamin T. Onderdonk, Bishop of New York. By Paul Trapier, Pres-

byter of the Diocese of South Carolina.

Bishop Onderdonk's Statement. A Statement of Facts and Circum-

stances connected with the recent trial of the Bishop of New York.

The Trial tried; or the Bishop and the Court at the bar of public opin-

ion. By Laicus.

Statement of Bishop Meade, in reply to some parts of Bishop Onder-

donk's Statement of Facts and Circumstances connected with his trial.

Facts connected with the presentment of Bishop Onderdonk: a Repl

to parts of the Bishop's Statement. By John Jay, one of the counsel

originally employed by the presenting Bishops.

Literary Notices,

The American Journal of Science and Arts.-The Bibliotheca Sacra

and Theological Review.-Sermons by Hugh Blair, D. D., F. R. S.

Ed.; together with the Life and Character of the Author.-Yonnon-

dio, or Warriors of the Genesee; a Tale of the Seventeenth Century.

-The Memento: a Gift of Friendship-Twenty sixth Annual Re-

port and Documents of the New York Institution for the Deaf and

Dumb.-A Vocabulary of Elementary Lessons for the Deaf and Dumb.

Pa, e

307

Ebenezer Porter Mason,

No. III.

313

Life and Writings of Ebenezer Porter Mason, interspersed with hints to

Parents and Instructors on the Training and Education of a child of

Genius. By Prof. Denison Olmsted.

The Nature of the Christian Sacraments,

The Episcopal Church,

Journal of the Proceedings of the Bishops, Clergy and Laity of the Pro-

testant Episcopal Church in the United States of America, assembled

in a general convention held in St. Andrew's church, in the city of

Philadelphia, 1844.

Proceedings and Debates of the General Convention of the Protestant

Episcopal Church in the United States of America: held in the city

of Philadelphia, October, 1844.

Theories of the Christian Life,

Principles of the Interior or Hidden Life: designed particularly for the

consideration of those who are seeking assurance of faith and perfect

love. By Thomas C. Upham.

325

333

373

The Prospects which the Present Age Presents to the Cause of

A Letter to the Boston Association of Congregational Ministers, touch-

ing certain matters of their Theology. By Theodore Parker.

468

Literary Notices,

Life of Godfrey William Von Leibnitz, on the basis of the German

work of Dr. G. E. Guhbrauer. By John M. Mackie.-A Vocabulary

and Elementary Lessons for the Deaf and Dumb. By Harvey Prin-

dle Peet A Scriptural Manual, alphabetically and systematically

arranged, designed to facilitate the finding of proof-texts. By Charles

Simmons. Sermons, not before published, on various practical sub-

jects. By the late Edward Dorr Griffin, D. D.—A Complete Concord-

ance to the Holy Scriptures. By Alexander Cruden, M. A.-Vision

of Death and other Poems. By C. W. Everest.

Books for Review,

Page.

478

No. IV.

The Condition, Hospitals, and Homes of Sailors,

481

The Character and Claims of Seafaring Men; a Sermon by Orville

Dewey, Pastor of the Church of the Messiah, in the city of New

York.

The Mutual Influence of Mind and Body in Disease,

493

The Right of Civil Government over Human Life, r

562

Gov. Hammond's Letters on Southern Slavery, addressed to Thomas

Clarkson, the English abolitionist.

Proposed Amendment of the National Constitution,

591

595

600

Relations of the Federal Constitution to Slavery,

Vinet's Vital Christianity,

Vital Christianity: Essays and Discourses on the Religions of Man,

and the Religion of God, by Alexander Vinet, D. D., Professor of

Theology in Lausanne, Switzerland: translated by Rob't Turnbull,

Pastor of the Harvard Street Church, Boston.

Massachusetts and South Carolina,

Address of the Hon. John Cotton Smith,

Literary Notice,

Congregational Tracts.

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624

626