Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-12-11
New Publications.

THE ATLANTIC MoSTnLY.-This popular magazine
will commence the second year Of Its existence and
It's third volume, next January with circulation Of
thirty thousand copies. DR.. Holmes, the "Autocrat Of
the Breakfast Table," will then commence new Sc
rics Of articles and the admirable story-tho Minis
ters Wooing--commenced in :he December number,
will be continued It is from the pen of Mrs Harriet
Beccher Stowe, and Of it the Boston Transcript al
way. good authority, thus spcaks;-
"The story is marked by all the characteristics Of
style and spirit which have made the authors former
works so famous. The scene Is laid in New England
Immediately after the Revolution,-,he period when
all that mos, simple, quaint and peculiar in CHAR
acter and manner, was in full force. 1t the era
before railroads, steamships lightning presses, fash
ionabe churches, and fashionable clergymen,--in
short, he goo old times Of which the present genera
ton have often heard. We look forward to see II
mastery portrait Of Puritan life skeched in this ro-
nance. However, It is not necessary, to do more than
to announce The Jact; an author whose name and
works are known in more than thirty languages,
and whose two novels have reached sale Of more
than eight hundred thousand volumes in this country
40 ic, viii not surely want for readers. We shall look
for the coming numbers of "1he Ministers Wooing'
with great interest"
Through the liberality Of the publishers en-
abled to offer the "Atnntic Monthly" to our subscr
ber fJr three dollars AMI 6tty cents for that magazine
and THE PHGNIx, payable invariably at the time
Of subscribing
TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, October, 1858. New
FORK; Rcpubshed by Samuel Scott & Co.
The first article is n severe review Of the imperial
system of Louis Napoleon. The second is an eloquent
panegyrc of the heroes brought by the late Indian
mutiny The third is u defence of Newman against
his evangelical critics, particularly Henry Rogers
The next is an entertaining article on travel during
81 f,st 1,,fc Tf.. Gfl
"rhe CALAIS Tpgcdy'-Ienn CALAIS being a Protes-
tant who was executed at Toulouse in 1902, on the
charge Of having murdered his eldest son, but who
was afterwards discovered to have been innocent
The next article is sharp criticism Of Recent Ger
man Ficon--the witer summing up by saying, that
German novels are or the most part, drearv inlic-
tons, resembling nothing on earth or under it, The
last article treats of fac Outbreak of the English Rev
olution of 1912. TIN usual notices of contemporary
literature complete tire number.
The approaching Holidays have stimulated book
publishers to unwontd cxertons IN catering for the
public taste Messrs Phillips Sampson & Co., are
among the most en'erirsing publishers in the coui-
try, and their name is full guaranty of the real value
of their publications. From them we have
TIM NEW PTIEsr n CoNcKrrioN BAY.-Perhaps
the brief para 5rTph Inserted Oh tho hycaf of Of
the handsome volumes containing the story, will let
the reader about as much into tho character OF the
book, as anything VIC say in the brici space we
can devote TO it nov. 1t is rs follows:--
Religious Novel, there many: this is not one
oi them these i1iires Of gentle, simple, sad, and
meuy, were draw mot in dAy,l upon the Walls Of
House Of Exle-Will the great world care for
them?'
The dgures>re veil drawn, and the book will vile
away an hour or tvo very ogreeably. At Stems
From Crosby, Nichols X Co., Boston, we have the
following:
lmE AGE OF CIrvALEY.-This is n very beautiful
volume, with illustrations printed in coors and gold
by Thomas Bulfnch. Those who have read Mr.. Bul.
fuchs Age Of Fable" published last year. need not
be told that this is valuable as well r. II very agree
able book. Part | relates to King Arthur and hi:
Knights. Pant II. o the Mabinogeon, or Welsh Pop
ular Tales.
SEED-rIME AND HARvEsT.-Ihs is volume o
store., translated from the German Of Rosalie Kocl
and Marie Burg, charming stories they are too, will
most excellent moral II is illustrated by engrav
ngs printed i'll colors.
A WILL AND WAY.-TAis is another book 0
beautiful and Instructive stures translated from tn
German Of T. Michel, and Aug. Mori;z by the SAINT
translator 1t is published in like elegant style. an,
with Ike Illustrations
LIrE OF WAsuIxeron.-'Thisi is II well written Lool
for children by l.. Cecil, with colored engraving A
Feton's.
Crosby, Ncho. & Co., publish a very choice selec
ton Of books for the young, of the very highest ex
cellence.