The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-05-02
From the New York Morning News.
THE LATEST LITERARY INTELLIGENCE

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THE LATEST LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.
We transcribe from the last advices by the Gale
donna the following items of literary news, which
will doubtless prove interesting to many of read
ers: they comprise several attractive literary an
nouncements. Longmans list of forthcoming works
includes, among others, the following:
ssMcCulloch's Literature of Political Economy
"De Shzlecki's Physical Description of New South
Wales and Van Demans Land''-"C ooley's World
Surveyed in the Nineteenth Century," vol. !, con-
tanning an account of recent ascent TO the summit
Of Mount Ararat-Lady Charles Ftzroys "Spr-
itual Conversation'-Mr Loudons "Ladys Coun-
try Companion Sir r. Adair's "Memoir of the
Negotiation for the Peace Of the Dardanelles in 1905
I809n--Miss Costello's "Rose Garden of Persia
and another from the same pen on "The Falls,
Lakes, and Mountains Of Wales" with iIustra-
tons.
ssThe Miscellaneous Papers of the late Sir James
Macintosh are announced for speedy appearance;
also new work by Capt Marryatt, under the title
Of emissions, or Scenes in Africa" A "Memoir
Of j. Consiabien is in press by Leslie and another
new "Guide TO the Knowledge of the Fine Arts .
by De Burtin, intended for picture collectors
"Welsford on the Origin and Manifestations of the
English Language''-and Sharon Turner's Poem,
"Richard 3D." are also about to appear the ensuing
month. Two or three new works in medical SCI
encc might be named % forthcoming: DIR. Latham's
Treatise on Diseases of the Heart"--"Dr. Moore
on the Power of the Soul over the Body"--and DIR.
FurnlvallS "Diugnosis, frevenuOn ana treatment
Of Diseases of the Heart and of Aneurism, with OBJ
seryations on Rheumatism, &C."
Findcns announce new illustrated work--"The
Beauties ofhe Poets, comprising the female portraits
momorialized by each writer the series commence
with Moore. A new work of promise is Evenings
in the Pyrennees," by Miss Bunbury. There are
also soon to appesr-"The Autobiography of Jo-
seph Blanco White, with extracts from his cores
pondencs and other papers," Recollections Of
Rome, by the Ladies''-"Overland Sketches, by
Lieutenant Young; comprising notices of Pyramids,
Cataracts, Deserts, Egyptian figures Ger and Mrs.
HoAands last posthumous work emily reward
ed, OF, the Holyday Trip to Paris" Charles
knight q Co. have IN progress the following: "The
Cabinet History of England" vol. A.; Library Of
the Times. McFarane's French Revolution" vol.
q pictorial Gallery" Of Arts" part g. and ''Old
England - part is, with coored frontispiece. Mrs.
8. G. Hall has got new Irish Tale just ready, en-
titled "The Whiteboys; or, Story of Ireland in
1922" and Mrs. orion new poem called "Ihe
elise.
or the Family of Little Page" is to be out about
the middle Of May; T. c. Grattan's "Chance Med
lew collection Of papers from the quartcrics and
monthlies is TO be issued from the press of the Har-
pers aElizabefh Thornton by s. Irenrus Prime;
and CONFORMITY TO the World,n by Rev g. M.
Judd, are in press by Dodd, who has just issued a
new edition Of "Falsehood and TRUTH" by Char
lotte Elizabeth; a work of deserved popularity.
Rev. J. Bowling has nearly completed his History
OF Romanism, from its earliest commencement to
the present times" illustrated by citations from the
,ca, IN ind themselves ar nome.
LOUIS GALABRUN,
Near the Treasury Buildings, Penn. av
March i2-sm.