New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
LITERARY.

Tie AHantic Monthly for July contains
rather ambiguous article, entitled Cie!ly about
War Matters by Hawthorne, sayoring not delight
fully Of h democratic and pro-slavery aniecedents
in the school of Franklin Pierce and founded as 70
substance on the experience OF Welt 10 the camp
in the vicinity of Washington. Several Of the most
p-cuaut r,,ssspes of the FINAL sketch appear to
have been ruthlessly expulged by the editor OF the
Magazine, who has supplied their place by II series
of com",anf- more spicy in their character thu.
dalcrental to his contributor-The Other papers IN
this number are generally on interesting topics.
including a curious collection OF Soldier Poetry
by j. Weiss scholarly critique on "Floude's
Henry Eighth By c. c. Hazewell; a valuable
his orcal account of Ericsson and bis Inventions"
by Epes Sargent; and poems by Mrs. Howe. DR.. o.
W. Holmes, and others.
GIL Putnam has broug out the Sixth Volume
Of " Tue Works of Thomas Hood edited by Epes
Sargent, containing the contributions of the author
f. the later .olumes Of The Comic Annual and
Z" Hoods Magazine From the latter work is
taken the moral of " Our Family" which was LEFT
unfinished at the time Of Hoods death. \ emarka-
bly, interesting series of "Autobicgaphical Papers
has been brought ether from such pOitous OF his
writings ~ seemed adapted to illustrate his literary
life ard character The pictorial illustrations of tins
volume are no less racy than the humorous illusions
Of the author
- new issue OF the debate between the
Rev W. c. Brownlow and the Rev. \. Prynne,"
on the question of perpetusting American Slavery,
is published by j. b. Lippincot 81 Co. In this con-
royersy the celebrated Parson comes out ss strong
and l.t.ooted in defense Of the peculiar iLstltu-
ton as he has since done in favor OF the Union.
The volume is full Of curious Passages, and may DO
read with interest at the present time.
The Messrs. Appleton announce the speedy pub
LEGATION OF au annual register Of current events in
politics, war; ard science. to be issued in alphabet
cal order. under the title of THE American Annual
Cyclopedia" and to pond in external form and
appearance with " The New American Cyclopedla,'
published by the same house. but independent of that
work in general plan and literary treatment.
"A new novel by Mis-. RlcHARD HENRY SroD-
DARD. entitled "The Morgefons' will soon DO
Issued from the press Of Carleton. 1t is tale OF
Ncw-England life, in which department Of fiction
Mn. Stoddard has already gained eminent success
bv her contributions 10 the best periodical literature
of the country.
The second volume of Mr. FRANK MooRE's
Rebellion Record is completed, presenting an
invaluable thesarus OF facts and incidents relating to
the civil war now raging, aud Handsomely illustrated
bv series Of well-eXecued portraits.
-" The Stolen Mask by Wnnr COLLINS,
forms the lates; issue Of Petersons reprint OF popular
English novels and viii attract attention no less by
the interest o. the treatment than the celebrity Of
the author.
- pleasant little volume Of stories for girls, by
Lyspr Palmer, entitled " Helps over Hard
Places, is pahiishod by the American Tract So
cicty.
--Putnam's Csxon Edition of BAYARD TAr-
Ious Prose Writings" has reached the sixth
volume containing "A visit 10 India, China, and
Japau IN the wear 1853.