Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-14
Literary Notes.

LoSGFELLow is correcting the last proofs
of his dante"
Dr.. HOLLANDS long poem is so far ad-
vanced that its publication is promised in the
autumn.
SIDNEY HOWARD GAY, the former manag-
ing editor of the Tribune is said to he writ
inga life of Horace Greeley. Parton tried
his first extended effort in biography on
Greeley.
THE ROUND TABLE wishes" despite the
toadyism with which our ladies would pro-
badly again make themselves ridiculous
that Dickens would extend to this country
the series of readings he has lately been
| giving.
| Howard NJ. TIcRSoR, of the Boston pub
fishing firm and present editor of Our
Young F'oiks, is born journalist and has
contributed extensively TO the Boston press.
He was formerly dramatic critic for the Bos-
ton Adperiser
| TnR ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY,
edited by Mr.. David A. Wells, and published
by Gould & Lincoln, of Boston, issued no
number for 1866, in consequence of the
absence of the editor in connection with the
Bureau of Internal Revenue and Tariff Sta
tistics. The volume will now he published,
comprising 1866 and 1867, of which DIR.
Kneeland will be editor.
| The PUBLISHING HOUSE, of William b.
Smith & Co., at Raleigh, NC, have failed,
aud made a deed of trust 10 a Mr.. York, of
that city. He offers for sale all the stock of
the firm, among which are their publications,
The Crescent Monthly" a literary maya
zine THE Field and Fireside,' literary
weekly; "The Keystone" monthly Ma
sonic magazines and 1.-The Rural Journal"
monthly Agricultural paper
The NeW Orleans Republican is the
name Of the new radical daily to be started
in New Orleans, on the 18th inst. II is de-
signed TO make il first-class paper, and ii
is started on healthy S25o,OO0 basis. It is
backed by Gov. Hahn, and has the endorse
ment of Messrs. Wade, Coliax, Stevens,
Banks, Butler, Logan, Shellabargcr, and Gen
Howard. Mr. E. p. Brooks, well known as
brilliant and enterprising journalist, will be
at the head of the Washington Bureau.
TnE GALAXY for March 9Th contains the
third part of Waiting for The Verdict, the
serial by Rebecca Harding Davis, with two
illustrations of the text by Hennessey En-
gene Benson contributes his second article
and a very GOOD one--on "Georee Sand and
her Works" Richard Grant White has a
paper on .Words and their Uses" and we
are arati6ed to observe that thc Editors dc.
partment of " Nebulae," is not crowded out
this issue, as il was in the last. Mr.. II. A.
Delillc tells us something further about the
interesting and ncxplitable spynx who rules
the French nation, and who bid fair, till he
met his superior in Bismarck, to make a
plaything OF all Europe. The present article
is Of peculiar interest to all the newspaper
fraternity. it treating of Napoleon III and
the Press
A comment concerning the Gala1y is that
il hardly adhcres to its rule of giving the
names of its contributors with their articles.
OF instance, some oil the names given In this
issue are g Ion Pericardus :" &C. A. NJ. !"
&C, l.. NJ" etc, etc. The price of the
Gdiury is 8, year; 50 for 6 month. 30
cents n single COPY. Address W. c. SF.P.
Church. 30 Park Row. New York.
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