The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-28
LITERATURE.

LITERATURE.
VIM. Harrison Ainsworth is writing novel for
Tower"
The first number of Anthony Trollope's new
serial, "0rley Farm" has been issued by the
London publishers
Owen Meredith, the son of Bulwer Lytton an
nounces "Serbski Pesme," or "National Songs of
Servia."
A second series of Horae Subsccivae, by the an
thor OF crab and his Friends" is announced.
Mr.. kingslake, the author of "Eothen," has
written history of the invasion of the Crmea
The fifth volume Of "LoId Macaulay's History of
England" edited by his sister, lady Trevelyan,
was to be ready on the 18th instant in London.
"Elsie Venner (the Professors storv)" is to be
published in England.
memoirs OF the Courts and Cabinets of William
Nv. and Victoria, by the Duke of Buckingham" :" is
the title of a new work announced by the English
booksellers.
Grantley Berkeley, who abused the Americans so
outrageously, has finished his work, "The English
Sportsman on the American Prairies."
Miss Muloch, author of "John Halifax" has
written book called "Studies from Life"
Two new histories of England have appeared
one by Mr.. May, the other by the Rev. James
White.
Walter Savage Lander is the FIorentine cores
pondent of the London Athen9un.
Horne, author of the "Introduction to the Study
of the Scriptures" and of the librarians of the
British huseum since 1924, has retired from his
post on a pension,
Blanchard Jerrold son Of Douglas, has become
editor of The Welcome Guest.
Books relating to America, are said by the Lon
don AhenGum, to find better market in London
than in Boston or New York.
''Our New Rector is the title of a work bv Cuth-
bert Bede, the non de plume adopted by the clever
author of "Mr. Verdant Green"
"Royalty in the New World, the Prince of
Wales in America" written by the correspondent
of the New York Herald, is published abroad.
Alison, the historian, is writing the lives of
Lord Castlereagh and of Sir Charles Stewart. He
might be better employed.
Count Monteembert's "Monks of the West" is
issued in an English FORM
"Letters from Florence" by Thomas Trollope,
is written by another of the family of the women
who maligned America.
Du Chailu, the scientific Frenchman who
brought the stuffed gorilla to America, announces
work, entitled "Exporations and Adventures in
parts OF Equatorial Africa, never before visited
people"
"The Wild Huntress'' is the title of book forth.
coming, by Capt. Mayne Reid.
The Encyclopaedia BriHanica is now complete.
Walter Thornbury, author OF several clever
books of travel, has written book called "Turk-
sh Life and Character"
The st. James Magazine is the title of the new
periodical edited by Mrs. S. c. Hall. The first
the opening chapters of new tale called "Can
| Wrong be Right?"
eighty Sketches of Sermons" have inst been
! issued by the Dean of Carlisle.
|
tia, is the title of an Italian novel dedicated to
| Garibaldi.
Nae MHlann's Magazine is edited by David Mas
son. Who is he
The London Saturday Review pokes fun at Mi
chelet's new book ala Mer.''
"Friendy Sketches in America by William
Tallack, contains THE advertisements saw a very
important admission by Lord Macauay, respecting
his history, now for the first time published
'The Legendary and Romantic Ballads of Scot
land" by Charles Mackay, will be published this
month.
Emile de Girardn has written an introduction
to new Book by one 7. 7. Sarcher, "a French
man, called Lies Anglais Londres ct L'Angle-
;, Mr.. Golden denies that he is preparing for pub
ject
"Rome in 1902 is the title of a new work by Ed
ward Dicey, whoever he may be.
The new magazine called The Museum, is an
nounced to makeits first appearance in London,
on the first of April.
1t is fact which should be known, that nc
State tax is to be levied in Illinois for the next two