New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02
LITERARY ITEMS.

Won der Vandel, poet and hosier, Of the
famed city Of Amsterdam. is about TO have statue
erected 10 him The poet is said to be popular in liol
hand His works consist OF tanslatons OF virgil ana OVID
some satincal poems, % 'I"e'Ui0'i ca" -" WV F ~
Constantine the Great
Fredrika Bremers Life and Letters, with
sollect,op Of unpublished sketches and poems Is an
noupced by Hurd & Houghton. who VIII bring out the
volume simultaneously with the Stockholm, Berln' ana
Iopdon publishers Tie life is written by Miss BreneI
nestle ie as well conscientious account OF me Ie
yeopmen Of Fredrkas character; brief autOnoghpm
Miss Brener whose letters very full in their account
Of her life author and Of her opinions upon the va
literary and social subjects when lhtel'S'eu ne ~
greatly.
Mr.. Murray's list of forthcoming works IN
sludes: "The Reign of Queen Anne until the Peace Oh
Utrecht" by Earl stanhope; "Reminiscences OF septu"
genaran, 1SC2-l5." by the Countess Brownlo"; ilo
IN the Light Of Gods Word" by William LORD Archbishop
of York; "The Variation Of Animals ana F.ahI Y Of
Bcnnb1csn GoverIrent in the United States by Ionls
J. jennings; "Tbe Continuity Of Scripture oy Oh W.
oncw" by Henry White NJ D.; THE IgcHenots IN Eng
Iand and ireland" by Samuel ar S snGncrvIc LIE Of Sir
Charles Barry" by his son. Alfred larry D
Sa' GnoI. 5 ~ in the Rhine Provinces by John
p seldom: and Historical Difficulties and Contested
Events" by Octave Dolepiere
1.-THE COLLEGE. THE MARKETlAND THE COURT"
To Ia, Editor Of TIE Tyt5ure
SIR: In a copy of The Methodist edited by
D. Crooks, and printed in NewYOrk. oct &C. hnd the
following statement in review Of the above book;
Mis- Dali crts argument. wonder uy wOmsny way BY
Tmpy DENYING the statement that the pre Of labor u Sne
Sa if he pe Of S woman. vdr Vel proof
Now Mr.. Editor can stand good deal, but In spite
OF the nomenclature Of Anna Dickensons new lecture
C.Idots and Women - no likes 10 be considered
quite an idiot Iths mistake belonged 10 the critic me
Methodist alone should take notice OF IT, but naslnuch
As equarters Of the notices Of the book show the same
careless caGngfoI cannot suppose wifu perversion
i will ask you to set the public right The three lectures
entitled the .AIarl.et" once published rs "WOman's
RrLt TO Labor" were written for tie express purpose OF
kbDVfug iuaSmuCh excessive competition must
Keen tie I!ice OF WCmas labor cartuy lOW lbe INST
diminish cunDc Ou and increase wages IN TINS
connection did not hesitate 10 call the women ctlinlH
WHO M comfortable homes occupied themselves Win
slnyUk to lupp,y tla!nsclvCs with pn-noNCy ana so
pushed their cBScr sisters iuto houses Of NlIlIle.
Al least 10 nay J0j ses ale taken up with the elab
Grafton Of this argument. , - 4.
Bnt in tie lectures education, coy, that in cases OF
Hfpre and valuable iahCr suC that Of the teacher O1
economy hut the prejudice and nCanness d man. winch
t9eps tie wages Of women down shall never forget me
esucklug satisfaction Of CCmnitl oman Who b0asted
10 ne wears alo before idCutllcd with TINS cause
$40 had she been q She VIII 80 on, si.lu ne
Ias soon as she knows her value, bus We sha get
tao years WOlk out Of hcT!' In other words that Com
S,ftce cheated her out OF two years earnings!
Now there no excessive competition OF men ana
women ia this case il clear 81 wicked fraud,
EBd there are many Ike 1t. Very respectfully, ~,
CAROLINE II. DALI.
no. 20 Wn7ea-are., Boston, Oct. o. 1851.