New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
LITERARY ITEMS.
Philadnlnhia-

The National Publishing, Company PhlIsaf4elplda,
II etenhena entitled A History OF the Late WAR; e,
t1e@n the origin Causes and Results
Clarke g. Co.. Chicago, announce as now 10 press
and tbe issued in few weeks falousn ~ stv
fii record OF the part illinois bore in the great struggle
between Freedom and slavery Ewing a history %, me
sfrtches Of distinguished soldiers, history OF each reg
nent nom its organEao1 70 oSe o SuS other
eoutherD prisons movements OF the SANITARY ana ClIs
Ian pm SoT4rsts Of Gov ogiesby. Adj gen Fuller
aaiorCien Hurlbut Major-Gen Grierson, hevet Major
Major-Gen. Palmer Breyet MajOr-Gen Braymai, MAJOR
Ged COatsworth and others
Middleton has nearly ready, to appear in January;
in an Introductory note to the book tha II 81 a
% ~I'S w s n n@ and eonpTehenye
IN its study Of tho causes and consequences OF %
che Of the history of that statea new volume OF
which embracing the American Domination 70 100" 70 ~
appear at the same time as Philip H.
The eminent American physicist, DIR. i; S ShSerpy
Hunt is delivering course Of lectures on ~
cad and Physical Geology" before the Lower & tb
boston. They have ATTRACTED great attention iOlb .he
large and cultivated audiences that usually attend the
lectures Of that Institutions by the nSS onudnee wth
which they Illustrated one OF e DeS "a
DR. sterry Hunt in the folioMlihg PasIaR1h rSinS
master Of the literature OF ms syeot az wen y @
chemist and geOl0gis and MS hoWleage meIunes Wy
oet recent French and German, well as English and
American speculations the philosophy OF ms Theme
A. expotor he has the power OF ucidy develop
he Ieadg ideas without excluding the consideration OF
te numerous subsidiary facts ana &C. pes nd &
holds the reins firmly ON the most seemingly uhhago
able horses-always ready answer an objection drawn
from seences related to his and quick 10 seize con-
nrmatiOns of his views from the same sources"
A collection of poems by the younger poets ot
America, edited by MOhcne IL. NVh""9' VIII "'iN' W
jssned Ia London.
w. Carew Hazltt is preparing for the press two
Soaaes Of the Old English Bas about SU IN coeEe
That peceded aud Doubt suggested Percys Relqnes
welcome He viii not include in il any of the ballads III
Bishop Percy folio manuscript now being printed under
the superintendent OF Mr. Hales Professor Cnds, ana
Afr. Furniyall
Mr. +. j. Eyre late Governor of Jamaica, is busy
on History OF the Jamaica HsulTection."
Emmanuel Swedenborg: His Life and Writings"
by William White viii be published IN January
Mr.. John Morley has succeeded Mr.. q. H. Lewes as
editor of The Fortnghty' periodical WHICH,
despite its name, is 70 appear IN future once MONTH
NJ Griffith Principal of the Sanscrit College Mt
Benares, has published translation of 'Idylls, from
the sanscrit The original author appears TO have been
the'Tennyson Of his period.
Another new poet named A. Gordon Middleton, has
appeared. We quote at secondhand specimen taken'
We believe, from The Pilgrim Poet
In days golden stream the eoekatSSs scream
q Re ssi sGToogo e JIsSa siss .es let
FoS covert wing far 70 ''''-
kapsnIeos upright gaze. a With alright,
70 zee san yard ,sI ,s ,sS ;, ,r, can
And bic them o nest lair.
~Mr Middleton" says "The Athen@um" benevOlently,
"ean write better lines than these"
Aameeting of the Council for Colonial Bishopries
he Master OF the Rolls in reference to Bishop Colensos
salary hut the Trustees VIII be content to make the pay
there are two decisions OF totally opposite tendency
@ question SS a SSrp Tb e af @ p o i
asO affected by the decision there are reasons
Why further s S:Ea Pc IS Sad Sy the so q isS
5or the Propagation OF the Gospel. - y -
Prof Maurice the newly-elected Professor of CASH;
tstry, Moral Philosophy, and Moral theology; ueS,so
The Professor divided his subject into three heads repre-
ntg the several ms o eac one of Them
In discussing Cassry he took occasion 10 ylheale lS
term % se5s ae6 6a{ Socrates and all who tried to
solve the questions which In the minds on matters
Siss Aristotle he considered TO be rather moral l-
lcsOpher than easus He gave an nsreng s ad
fhesJesuits
Yhe able New-York correspondent of the London
s,q North in manner that is not satisfactory to that
journal The editor remarks that "our New,York CORE
uate proofs the aversion felt the negro at the North
tells that now the N. negro passes out OF ysFS
believessay in the APOSTLES creed and wide berth 70
thst Christ il he had seen negro would either have
onTed by toucb he did the eper and bid him 60
and announced distinct law for white re
iatons with negroes. Love your neghbor Except ne
oes to whom you may be Indifferent as y95 Sdt
them. such is the Yankees real creed We know ny
alaffOual knowledge mat ne eNNggcfTcS
actual shrinking from contact with color"
An impOrtart international meeting of the book
seers and publishers Of the three northern kingdoms,
f sockhoim. me assembly numbered las members and
comprised in addition TO booksellers proper printers ana
Professor Arrhenius of Stockholm, and Prof Daa OF
Chrsana One of the oldest results OF the meeting was
that, though each speaker spoke bis own Language,
Swedish Danish, the case might be- they were mut
speak said Prof Daa but that the case when
write and the is that when write we are pc
the right Of the original author OF work to forbid trans
iaon one Of she he cee 81
from scandinavian language to-ano'her OF rather
pafiuous and the observation was received with APP
aase The chief practical result of the meeting vast the
S NJ UNDER the te Of NoE Bog
riide,de scandinavian Booksellers Journal which
las appeared In weekly numbers since the 18th OF July
Ehe articles in Swedish aud Danish indifferently
DIR. Rheinhold PAUL, recently expelled from the
al his Pro-PTussian sympatles is engaged IN bringing
suit book to be called Simon de Montfort, Earl Of
teitner the Lahore College, in Ina, has collected in
@ central Of IRS e 81 s ,o eaG
Ks travels
A book is about to be published by Ddier of Paris,
which cannot fail 10 attract the attetion OF the political
aud literary worlds 1t is the Political Correspondence
after Hovara saved at the same time the national indie
gs1deRce and the constitutional liberty 81 i5 soI%t
emancipation OF Italy-the Marquis Massno d'Azeglio
correspondence, written ffcncn inc
pofant period OK italian regeneration from 1887 10 1865
just now there sold in Paris and elsewhere small
packets OF cards purpOrtngtO be tickets for Heaven"
tbiets denree pour le cel" They published by a-
thority. to wit by G. Laaile, Editeur Pontfcale,
arancere Paris and consist OF sixteen embossed cards
on each of which engraving depicting the particular
mode OF reaching Heaven for which that ticket good
NJ de Lamartine has been appealing again to the
public asking them TO subscribe TO the first four volumes
b his Memoirs" which finished andTeady torpress
In the event OF his not living 70 complete the entire work.
these win form, he states, separate series.
NJ de Montalembert. is announced. is GONZALES
eent after his long painful illness. The third volume
ffsi,