New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
LITERARY IRCBS,

,o,,c nocu by Walt Whitman, entitled n
- 1,,vsst for 1867" viii appear In The 6"'o1g iV'
esas,nhor the poem Is glorifcation oi 'ne -,
- ~ Amerioa-a stormy and Joyous caI"l ~ The war
tsous harvest sown aud reaIed oy TIC hoi'
The subscription list for the erection VI "
,tnc 70 VOltaire, 10 which 10000 persons n"'S ' -
,e,e5 will be closed the SOth OF september '"o
,.s,on "a decide on the character m the monument
des some of the most eminent literary men IN @ ~
MI oS NJ de eante- Bcuyc, NJ prosper McIlhe' az" w.
6Osuere jr
gle London Rericw remarks OF the arucle
sntitled Shooting Niagara" which was recently r'luO
ehed IN our columns: An who yet retain any respect
O.. tte euus OF Mr. Carlyle have been greatly paned OF
Ite nv his blatant advocacy Of the worst forms o1 r
80 hiy Noisy mOuthiugs and mumhmgs ms ulslndl
& ~ tbirk do duty for ideas), and the intOeiabe
sgoctatCn Of his style II lie has any thllk 70 s6{
nccs IA 10 hear i'm Gods name let hhi say II IN pam
EneIsb SO that may understand what nc henS; - 3t
feeble chatterug OF spiteta ana h0t very lueisGic
s6reuiads IS sresIecuul he'IoI " Dls I'""Ni' 0' " ~
ssn fame
A contributor to The Peoples NagG-iRe 1e-
sts that he once rode the top Of omnibus with Mr.
Thackeray go whom he was personally unknown ana
that he had discussion with him rs to the relative
merits Of omnbuses and cabs vehicles OF town travel
gDg The contributor supported the cause oi me
th novelist spoke for tho latter until he confessed tna
6stcompanion had had the hest of the argument Inc
Of onibuses stronger tian any he had yet advanced
aud in q very foweIy speech commented on the privilege
kniN hoard "a man whose life and labors may may DC no
hoothing &c" such as William Makepea(e
Thaekelay and so forth, Whereat tle noyenst he,e @
cut his hand one could hardly have done leSS ana hE
Dedatey afterward descended the side Of the olhhbVs
ana smiled and nodded his eloquent adniTer from le
Tayement of MaterlOOplace.
There has just been published, at Stuttgart
which great paper-seung and boomaRing ci'y' "ha'
IarpOrts to be an accurate account Of the penou'"i
literature Of Germany It's statements may DC Ilu7
suInmed up: Periodical publications are PuDIsner
hDhat u; Baden IS; Bavaria, 34s; BrnRsTek IL iIIi
Brcmen 2l Hamburg so; Hcsse Ddrmstaol, 20 i In "a
tenstein 8; Lippe Denod. 81 InbeGk q; LSeniPtHs o.
rgSchweIin, 4S; MecklenbuTS-oIISHS'-, %
Offending ~ AUSTRIA (Oestencch, Ssl Prtssa; IL IL H.
divided IS follows Old Provinces, lOS3 fralA4Ttoh'
ths Maine 2 Hanover III; Electoral Hesse 80 slesso
Honburc 7: HohenzOlcrD 4; SClleswig lloSIep,, 40
Iauenburg, 2; Nassau, At; ReussGreZ, ReussscleH,
81 Kingdom Of saNony, 2G6; Saxe-Altenbmg, S. sake
gOburg GOtha, II; Saxe-Moinngen, 16; SaXe-Neimar-
Etenbach, 25 SchaumbuIghIlppe,l !; sehwaIzDnTg, d
RsldecR, /; ; Wirtembmg, 1s9; the German Cantons OF
FwtzcTland 236 Esthonia, LNonia and Curland me
lCnng RusSa), together 16; altogether 32il peIlOd
cal publications. 747 Of which political, 22O non
political and the remainder Of mixed or general chaI
scJer Besides. there good many periodicals. pQO
gsed the German Language beyond the limits OF Ger
Bany proper and German provinces close 10 IL, as III
franoo, England, and The United Staes.