The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Literary Intelligence.
Ths work on which Mr.. Henry I. ruoksruau has be-
% long sogassd-"Americs and Her Commestasors,-
at last out. mo oredH Il win bring him win oompensa,
him pr yas lssor bestowed % IT, TITS object" a b
states In his preface, s two;od--io presen. gsners
view OF the traits and transitions Of our country.
corded at different periods and by writer's Of various No
soaes and to AFFORD those DESTROYS OF authentic nfor
nation IN regard 10 the United States . guido to ii.
sources thereof" On tho service which such work /,
calculated to render 70 American interests abroad
unnecessary to enlarge
posthumous novel BY q. r. r. James, entitled "Ber.
nard Marsh was 70 be publshsd London Il tho sud
'of this month.
The new Empreas OF Mexico 10 an authoress. Two
oools q travel and some small tales attributed to
| her pen.
void 10 English history boon filled up BY tho pub.
LEGATION Of volume telling the story tho interval
from the death Of Charles 70 tho battle OF Dunbar
from the uneKplorsd materials the English State paper
| ofhos
Mr. Jsuss Augustus g. John is engaged upon life Of
\ Sir Walter Raelsh.
pleasant Volume OF theatrical gossip though 4 oocs
sionally degenerates into "oaprsp" Is the autobio
graphy entitled "Glimyses Of Le as Seen in the
Theatrical World and In Bohemia" Is published by
Nlmms, Of London.
".
Tssshniiz TRANSLATION English Of Pursts Hebrew
and Cbalaee Dictionary q the Old Tesameas The Eng
lish work with be based the second German edition,
published last year. but Dr. Turst about contribute
considerable additions, which will DO incorporated.
Mr.. Frank Smedey, the we'll known English sathof,
died the 9Th, At his town residence, Grove Ledge,
Regent Park. London. Mr.. smedley's novels-"Erank
Fairfield or the Adventures OF Private Pupil" "Lews
Arundel" and .Harry Coverdale's Courtship"-had Q
wide and deserved popularity. HIS last work
volume Of humorous poetry called "Mrth and Mstre"
written 10 conjunction with his friend Mr. Edmund Yassa
Mr. smedley was 10 his fitch year. The cause Of his
death apopexy.
One Of the interesting books OF travel that have
made their appearance for time past that just pub
shed BY Murray. OF London under the title OF Rambes
inn the Syrian Deserts" While Is picturesque and
lively In style IL Is exceedingly careful its statements,
and gives tho most exhaustive sud satisfactory
count We possess Of the various tribes and scots Of
Syria
Under the title OF "a Womans Example and Nations
Work." neat little volume been published
don giving account of the origin progress abors and
results Of the United States Sanitary Commission 1t is
dedicated to Florence Nightingale
In Macmiilans Magazine for the present month there
is an essay by Mr. Goldwin Smith. propoundng the
question HAS England interest in the disruption OF
the American Unions The writer decides It in the
negative
In volume entitled "Her Majcsty's Mails" Mr..
lcwins has given an interesting historical and doscrip
tive account q tho British Post ONCE from its earliest
institution down 10 the present day. From it CLEAN
the shameful fact that the pension OF TOO granted by
James the Second out Of the Post once to the
Duchess OF Cleveland-the profga OF his broth.
ers misresses-s still paid TO the Duke or Grafton
her living representative.
work most praiseworthy in object Is the volume
published by Partridge OF London under the title
dow Gardens for the People and Clean and Tidy Ro0ms
As illustration OF its beneficial tendency, quote
the followng:-"n lone ROOM" says its author, the
Rev. Hadden Parkes, Eat the top OF Of the houses
where every the dwelling OF family, there
dwelt aged woman whose scanty pittance OF half
hood The visitor observed with some surprise, straw
berry plant growing and fourishing In broken teapot
stood on the window SUI no remarked from time TO
woman-.Your plant does well; you'll soon hav. some
much care Of its' no asked WELL ss she replied
great comior. % me to have shat vnx plant Tor know
that only live by tho power OF God aud as eco
live and grow from day TO day tolls me that God Is
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pass In the reign Of Abraham, whose
Lincoln In the eighty and sixth OF the Inde
pendence Of the states OF America. ths. mighy rcbeoa
arose iu.shat land.
And Abrahan sad unto siasa from the Keystone State
"he thou my bearer"
And simon did he commanded aud marshaied I'm
OF young aud vaan warress from the East
Kennebec from the river Mlsss
sippi andfrom beyond the Rocky Mountains from
State called he and being ~ she kind whose hair
cured q little they said,
they behold they viii surely rum; but they
didn't
10 naht the plains u Manassas
And siron's men, though valiant and brave. were amoe
hip aud thigh much that they hurried brilliantly
back TO lean Abraham's boeom
Aud slain but more were wounded
Then there And, and