New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
NOWs ON THE BOSTON BOOK rRADE.
From ouT Special Correspondent.
RosroN. Nor. 2. 1850.

boston Nov. T. 1866
The Boston Book Trade Is "quiet" Now that the
elections are over It is believed that this business win
soon become brisk the RepuScans having saved tho
country, afford TO take their ease, and the Democrats
having lost the day need the consultations Of phloso
ply and the soothing influences OF literature.
have just returned from swinging round the circle OF
oar bookstore Here are the notes made by the way;
Tcknor Fields viii publish Saturday 'The Vision
Of SiT Launial," by James Russell Lowell and new
edtiOn in three Volumes OF the prose writings OF MI
LOngfeOw. The second series Of " The Bigel0w Papers
10 selling well and IS Bayard TaylOTs "Pcture OF 81
John" Whittiers Snow Bound enjoys greater pop
ularty than any other Of that poets books. Grn'h
0annt has sold about i50Oo. .oo .
The circulation Of The North AmericaH Is 2,oOoi OF
Every Saturday, 1900 Of The Atlantic, 5OoOV ana OF
Our Young Folks, $1,000.
Crosby & AnsWorth publish this morning new French
Grammsr by Edvurd H. Magll A. NJ, Sub-Master ID the
Boston Latin School II bears high testimonials from
emmett teachers of NCW-Engand. The same hTn nave
nearly ready and revised editions OF Hanson h1G
latin Rocks and they viii publish within week Lan
Prime by Henry E. SAWYER A. NJ, Principal Of tie Hlsh
School OF Middlcown, Connecticut o,,,,.- ~,
Walker, Fulton & Go. have IN press " Ihlu bOOA
Of Religion" bv o. b. rockingham Of Ncw-A 0rk.
j. r. Elton 4 Co have IN press "Outpostl d never,
BY j. G.Ausiu, aujhOrOf Dora Daring, OF Inc Deusu
~ ~ AZ se5ar nave in active preparation, "swingng
Round the Circle" By Chaplain NaSeby, A. NJ; OF INC
Confederate y Road with illustrations py lAoHaS
SliiVer Cptic has new noyel-not a juvenile-neary
ready for tais house. Is tgn Of the times .as
president Hamln is having large sale, although II is
not the first book on that sckenIg subject
IoTiu, has nearly out Lords and Ladies, by the au-
thor Of Margaret and her Bridesmaids In Lorlngs
circulating library Felix Hole and Broken TO HaT
ness prove 10 be the most popular hooks of the year.
Eext come Too Good for Him" by Florence Manyat.
OF which $50 copies needed, and then "Gnith Gaunt
with rs copies Faith Gartneys Childhood has
reached its 1900 and Pique its 1900 Hawser Mar
tngale has tale Of The sea IN press, entitled MARX oW
laid II is O book for boys. 49,,
w v Spencer has IN press, The Little Wnnked Oid
Man. Christmas Extravaganza, and Other lItes, py
Elisbbcth a. 1huIstOn, author Of MOsaics."
f. r. Duitou & Co. have IN press, " Hymns: by lar
net McFwen kimbal' book 10 which Whittier mas
given an emphatic Endorsement DT Huntingdon "Onr
Church and Her Services has sold an edition. ana peo-
pies edition is nearly ready. This firm have dozen OF
more juveniles in press. :, -,
Crosby & Aiasworth publish to-day True Manliness,
or The Landscape Gardener book for boys and girls by
MIS-. l.. c. TUtBilL
IStile Brown a. Co publish to-day new and revised
edition of Fleichers Brazil and the Brazlians" II is
enlarged By an appendix containing an account OF the
orcin Of tie present Of the Allies with Paraguay,
and other documentary well es statistical matter IL is
ISSUED in fine style. This firm have in press Meyers cl-
ton of Walt0n's Angler, which they claim VIII DC inc
enest book ever issued in America, II Is from the press
Of WEIGH Of Cambridge. The twelve steel one1aVlngs
are from the English plates but the "a wood cuts were
copied by Marsh large paper edition OF lOO copies Is
nearly ready Apart from law books, Little, Brown u Co.
viii confne their issues this season 10 line eduons OF
standard works chiefly.