The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-23
Literary Notices.

BANiM's woRIs-"rus PEEP o'DAY. OR, JOHN
DOE" AND "cROBOoRR or THY BILLN00K."
Messrs. d. and ]. Sadlier Co., of New York, have
IN Of publication edition Of tho "ralcs OF
the Ofiara Family" with introduction and notes
10 each volume, by Michael Banim, Esq. The
deeply exciting and well known standard Irish
tales ''Thc Peep O'Day, or, John Doe" and "Cro-
hoore Of The Billhook" are already out bound
In one volume or separately, in very nne style.
Few Irlshmcn who attained maturity 10 the Old Land
but OF the stories Of Banm, and 70 tho
great body Of Irishmen In America there be
tonsl work of its kind acceptable than this form
I'd ton Indeed It may be said that In the present crisis
Affairs Americans would gain much Information
corning the system OF rule pursued towards ireland BY
England as wei, n Of the manners and customs OF the
Irsh home, nv perusai Of such attractive work
as the ''Taies Of The O'Hara Family"
ruE CATHOLIC WORLD.
The very able American periodical the Catholic
Word commences the second year OF i,s exist.
snce with the April number 10 DO issued by the pub
Usher Lawrence Kehce, No. las Nassau street, Rev
York. The Catholic World q monthly magazine Of
rcncr, ltera,nro and scirnce edited BY the Rev j.
7 Hecker which has already established q most
excellent reputation for the taent Of its original articles
well its careful selections and ranslatons from the
ben publications OF Europe. Rejecting in a great
measure az II docs, the educated ana vastly expanding
mind % the Catholic body the I'm ted states the April
number will contain the future WILL many ogi-
nal articles from the best Catholic writers home and
abroad "A letter 70 the Rev DR. Prscy on his recent
Ercnicop, by the Very Rev. Dr. Newman" will COM
mand the attention. no, only OF tho clergy and iay Of
the Cathoch Church. hut also thst OF the ccntrover.
salsis md lay students 81 America by its beauty
piece OF English composition aud Its logical. high toned
argument Fifteen other articles OF merit oil hun.
dred and for;yfour large octave pages Tho Catholic
Woro IL published with the appreciation Of the Most
Reverend Archbishop OF New York. The two volumes,
bound are now for sale by the Publisher and his agents
"wondrous strange Is the title OF new. attractive
aud deeply exciting novel; from the pen Of the author Of
"Kate Ecnnedy," "Ccmmon Sense" and other works Of
that Glass; just issued by Frederic A. Brady, Of New
York.
MossR r B. Peterson Bro.hcrs OF Philadelphia,
have just issued very attractive American novel en,i
tied "False Pride; OF, rwo Ways to Mstrimony." The
book forms fitting companion 70 "Family Pride" and
Family secreis already printed by the house
Il contains interesting, well wrought and cxc ting
tale the plot OF which Is ably sustained from the nrs,
chapter 70 tho end, In the sixteenth
Frederic A. Brady, Of New York has printed very
elegant and affecting paror ,,e called Tried and True
BY Alton clyde In which the horoism OF good dau
and faithful woman IL held up for imitation in very
affecting language, used with much discrimination
"Lucy Arlyn" is the namc Of nov novel, printed by
Mcssrs Ticknor Yields, Of Boston, from the prolific
and pointed pen Of j. T rrowbrdsc tho author Of Cud
JOS Cave" Father Brghthopas," "Neighbor Jack.
wood and other popular standard works OF this class
In ''Lucy Arlyn" tie author finds a very happy ex
| preston In his own peculiar vein.
| Part nineteen Of the "Lives Of the Popesn by the
Chevacr DArtaud translated by the Rev Dr. Neligsn
has just b on issued In New York. magnificent like
| ness Of ~ Leo TX Pope) adorns the book.