A second edition of MRS. LEE'S _Memoirs of the Rev. Joseph Buckminster, D.D., and of his Son, the Rev. Joseph Stevens Buckminster_, has just been issued by Ticknor, Reed & Fields, of Boston. In the religious and literary history of this country there have been few more interesting characters than the Buckminsters, and this volume of their memoirs is very judiciously and tastefully written. Mrs. Lee began her task in an attempt to furnish some materials respecting her father, and brother, for the Rev. Dr. Sprague, of Albany, who has been several years engaged on a work to be entitled "Annals of the American Pulpit, or Biographical Notices of Eminent American Clergymen, of various Denominations." * * * * * A very elegant edition of the Moral Reflections, Sentences and Maxims, of ROCHEFOUCAULD, has been published by the well-known bibliopole, Mr. Gowan, of Fulton-street. The wise French worldling maintains still a precedence of all the writers of his class, and such an impression of his master-work will increase his audience. * * * * * Among the new works announced by Mr. Hart of Philadelphia is the _Principles of Organic Chemistry_, by Dr. CARL LOEWIG, professor of Chemistry in the University of Zurich, translated by David Breed, M.D., of New-York. * * * * * In a brief and hastily written paragraph in the last _International_, we referred to a novel by DR. HUNTINGTON, as _Alice, or the Mysteries_, instead of _Alice, or the New Una_,--a mistake which any reader of ordinary intelligence, who had ever seen the work in question, might easily have corrected. The character of the literary performances of Dr. Huntington is such as to justify some curiosity respecting his personal history, and in too carelessly attempting to give it, we fell into some errors, which he "corrects" in a letter to the _Courier and Enquirer_, saying-- "The novel of _Alice, or the Mysteries, I did not write_, although I am forced to admit that it 'displayed a great deal of talent as well as a very peculiar morality;' (indeed its morality I never did quite approve)--_I never was a village doctor--I never was a Congregational minister--and I am not now a Catholic priest._"