New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-21
LITERARY.

nres includes TWENTY-FIVE books of varying interest
and importance Among the original American publi-
cations are Mr. L. c. Benedict's " Run Through Ed
rope" a novel by lady of New-EDgland' WHOM
report SAYS is Mis-. Prescott author of Sir Romans
Ghost'1 called The Ebony Idol" Bishop Doanes
"Life and Writings" to form five volumes octave;
several cAss al school-books; and contnuaods OF the
large nsoua serial works for which tnis house Is Gel
ebrsted as volume ten Of the Ne y American Cyclo
psdia" and tbe twentieth volume Of Mr. Bentons
EAbridgmenS of the Congressional Debates' The
reprints comprise Mise YoDg-s new book, " Hopes
and Fears a condemned edition of Dean French on
the Psrables; Mr.. Buckles lOng-looked for second
volume of History OF Civilization ID Engaod;' Ma
caulsJ g newly collected MioceDsnles; and oeauti-
fu library edition Of Shakespeare, the text printed
in large aud legible type, without note or comment
from special revision by Mrs. Mary Cowden Clarke,
which that lady has been engaged IN for some
wears, expressly for Mepsrs. Applecons. They prom
ss lisae novelty as yet in illustrated literature for the
holidays the seas u being still early for works Of this
class. "VlDos OIL the Hudson," series Of forty
phoro-thograp Of genllt men seats on ,he North
River. in obone quaTto will be work of OBVIOUS at
Traction; add Messrs. Lopgmaus unique illustrated
eaitien Of Z" Old Father Cate" " Moral Embems and
Aphorisms,' repuhlshed for this market by Messrs.
Appleton & Co., is volume that must send thrill OF
Measure through the VEINS Of every gen noe hmcker
hooker Ii contrast vita books OF this sterling merit
II is pity to zee announced reprodne ms OF the Ole
worn-out Byron Beauties and Galleries OF the
(raoes repre- ing as they do at the best pasSe
and vicious school of art, and now doubly Obsolete.
-Messrs. Ticknor & Fields, of Boston, present
very attractive list of books for summer reading VI
the ORIGINAL works. are Brief Biographies, by Samu-
eli Smiles the author of Self Help" new volume OF
poems bv our IN, st popular poet Whittier; volume
OF Sermons by Horace Mann, Sbich Will be eagerly
welcomed by the many admirers OF that most vigorous
writer AID excellent man; Poems by the late Rev.
YIN Cromwell DID reputation qnarVer OF
.ertur, AGO. WAS very high in Boston as poet; and
q xolynoe by the venerable Dr. Walker, late Of Harv-
ard Their reprints very promising Among mem
nre .'The Life of Bacon" by Hepworth Dixon DIX
Lectures on the Various forces OF Matter, oy frol
FsIadsy with illustrations; two books Tor yonng
YeonIe by one Of their favoIite authors Capt hayne
Reid one Book f Animals, the other "old
People, work on Ethnologyi profu'ey illustrated
OF novels one is by a rev asPlrant to1aue mro IVAN
ter. sisler of Kiugsey, eutitlsd lover the Gins;
and "Scarida e." We do not preteud to mention all
,bai, hooks bo, must not forget The Complete Works
oftIAudor." a work mich needed Tho Complete
works of Mrs James n, books hitherto inaccessible
Switzerland ard Italy, by Miss Bremen. Besides the
poems we bave ALREADY mentiosnd they have in press
a. A New Poem" BY Coventry Patmore (; a sec ND
series OF HyDs o. the Ages for their charming series
NJ blue spd gold volumes. The Odes of Horace. In
English verse, by Martin, and the poems OF William
Abingdon.
Mr. Sala Is one of the few writers for the press
Whose abts claims for his fugitive sketches au ndi-
;a,,l exiy,e, ce His Narrative of the GraDd Vol
rpteer R-visw On HYDE Park" reported for 1he
Dailv Telegraph, penny paper has been IN sncn de-
,and that seFar .ts edition bias been Published pce
.sxns,ee. aud a ,imilar bonor was awarded to his
yrsnb;c account of the Grea. Easterns experimental
cruise.
That ornnipresent traveller, Mr. Laurence On
rbap,-betore people have finished reading his history
of the japan Emba-sy-ba just ready 70 he issued by
biz publiri eIs Messrs. Blackwood q Sons new
book sn,ited Patriots aud Fibusters; or, iucceDts
of Political and Exploratory Travel a name thai
would seem 70 point Dot securely to Central Amer
ica a. ne &c. ne. TIE came house will bri & ont The
Spanish Cs npaigu ia Morocco by Frederic Hard
man, special correspondent OF THE Times and an
authorized TRANSLATE of H. de Montalemberts forth"
coming Ills oIioal work on monastc life and instltu-
tons, 1T Monks Of the West" lies MONIES d Oc-
cideHtD
The Rev. Charles Turner, Of the new poets
broug.t IRA ard by MacMilans Magazine, Is the sec
ond Of the family Of three sons, the youngest of whom
is the Poet Laureate, Alfred TenoysoD. lie is Vicar
of Crosby, IN LnOOlbshe, and assumed his Pre'eat
name on succeeding TO me property on the dea h Of
his grandfather, who married the heiress Of toe Tarner
family, Of C&is,er in the same county. Charles Ten
nyson Turner was int author with Alfred OF the
email volume Of poems printed in 1922 when Tue a0