New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

BAKED MEATS OF THE FUNERAL. A CoLIxcriox 90 rs
Miles, Reilly col C. &. HAIrisE, Se~.ScIf Cartoon
Col. Halpne known the country as the iucprcss
bic Miles Reilly, is one Of the who write dull
books present volume with quaint title is mereys
collection Of his recent contributions TO the newspapers
Mr.. Carleton, seemingly anxious that his baked meats
should be really cold has given the book without table
Of contents index which take to be very vicious
thing the part OF publisher and showing the absence
Of true business tact The book has many good things.
with perhaps little too much of The NeW- York Herald.
Tho Banquet to Heroes, burlesque dinner party.
with speeches from John Van Buren,, General Anderson
General Dix much Latinized, song from Governor An
drew and funny note from Mr. Stanton is capital read
ing oven now. The "Anthem of Peace" which it con-
tains is worthy of a better setting. ,
We have also the Song Of the Soldier" Of Col.
Hapine's most touching lyrics given translation from
tas Latin after the Of Father Prout The New
movement against Grant" relates TO a subject so old
that is' interest is dead, and it might have been
omitted, but for very lusy charming song called "Wn.
Cor Quarters"
Comrades hear the hollow moaning
of the tempest DER the mold
Earth Is white with fright and grooming
In the cold.
Some there be- perohsnce who wander
ShveTiDg. bouseess. oyeless lone:
These are thoughts 10 make US onder
Ofomown"
Tho poem "Not Quite nIV ain, the verses my PriVate
Hoayen supposed to BIO written by Theodore Ton and
the Song of Sherman's Way" are rich in sentiment
hamor and feeling In fact the best things in the book
Col Hapne poems and they lead us to hope that be
will keep his promise and give volume OF them very
soon.
THE BOOK OF ROSES T 81 Passes PAnKSAs S'0 P0 49,
Tho style of this volume is worthy the subject upon
which treats. 1t would not put beautiful bouquet Of
roses to the blush if placed side by side upon the same
Lble Amateurs will find all the information necesssryin
regard 10 the culture propagation, and character OF the
rose with ample description of varieties and their respect
I've habits to enable them make suitable selections for
Ill situations at the end Of the volume % pages are
filed with catalogue of the Of roses in addition
10 those named in the body of the work There is also
complete list of roses and, whole, earnestly
commend the book all lovers of the Queen of Flowers
nightly. American News Company. General Agent
Tho second number of this new magazine appears
promptly and with 10 pages added The serial tales
which are wel-chosen reprints English magazines
are of course continued The of the number is made
up Of original articles prose and verse, and among the
authors notice well known names as Rose Terry
Edmund c. Stedman and Others. The Galaxy is wise in
attaching the of writers to its articles, for maya
zine cannot and should not try to be mpersona It's not
less wise in not announcing long list Of contributors
N0DO0y ever DcneNtS IL IL Ano wv
tor way is to trust for its literary reputation to the writer's
In each number The Galaxy chooses wisely in adopting
such system.
Carleton has issued translation by Mr. Charles E.
Wilbour Of Victor Hugos first novel, "Jsrgs" version
of which appeared in this country 20 years under
the name of Bug-Jargal." The original work COM
posed In 1875 when the author 10 years DID, in fulfill
mont of wager that he would write book in fortnight,
and aly betrays the faults incident 10 haste and IN
experience though it is interesting the first manifesto
ton of genius which has since become so splendid
Is founded upon the revolt of the negroes of San Domingo
In 1871.
Csrleoa has also published "Adrift in Di xiei Or
Yankee Officer among the Rebels, with an introduction
by Edmund Krke simple and interesting narrative of the
escape from captivity of young Massachusetts, euten-
ant and bis 40 days wandengs and adventures in the
Rebel country during which he constantly helped and
protected by the blacks; Recommended to Mercy"
reprint of an English novel and practical handybook
On epidemic Cholera for the especially of apohe
carries nurses agents of sanitary commissions, public
officers &c.
Hurd Houghton have prepared in Portly volume
"The Poetca Works of Thomas Hood embracing all the
poems published in theioxon collections of the authors
sentimental and humorous and in the four volumes
Of tho Boston edition The type is large and clear and
the paper binding and general mechanical execution are
worthy OF all praise.
Charles Scribner Co. have just published the 9Th and
9Th volumes of their handsome reprint Of Froudes His
tory Of England from the Fall of Wosey to the Death Of
Elizabeth bringing the narrative down 10 the death Of
Queen Mary in 1853 These two volumes covering Pc
nod Of H. years and embracing the regns of Edward VI
and Mary ere crowded with stirring events upon which
MI Froude has iavished all the of his pic
turesq1c style.
N,hI;rot,oro