Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-17
LITERATURE AND JOURNALISM.

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I,pprScorr's MAGAZINE commences IN the
January number new serial "bryonu uo
sad to be by Mrs.Ru- DAVIS, thouHn
her uamc Is not announced. 1t pronises soine
vivid scenes and crisp descriptions. Inc pseine
written by Il. II. stoddard, George II. Boxer ana
Bayord iaylor, upon the occasion Of the golden
wedding Of the latter's parents Inc 're"'i i"
Great Price, by Mrs Davis, Is concluded s''is-
the lovers III IL being hnaiiy upieu'
Karl Blind, the German patriot, discusses inteii-
pently the question, "Will Spain be Republics'
and regards 1t us much more probable and posi-
BILE than is generally supposed. lie thinks
the army were disbandcd there would DC 'he
greatest probability OF the Democratic party
being able to retain the present kingiess state
thugs which is virtually the Republic. ihefe
are short stories by Lucy HaniltoA Hooper
"The Blue Cabinet y and Jane g. Austin-"Nor
Deid nor Living" PROFESSIONALLY this Issue OIL
Lippincon is one of decided excellence, and leads
of well In commeiclng the new volume
GOLDEN HouRs is the title OF q new magazine
for young folks, published by Hitchcock ana
Walden of Cincinnati, in connection with Carl
ton & Larahan, OF New York. 1t contains Al
large octave pages, beautifully printed and Illus
tratcd, aud seems likely 10 realize tile design oil
It's publishers who state that ills designed ofthe
Christian and moral household. II will be Tree
from every Objectionable feature, both in It's mat
Ter and Ia Its illustrations that the most care
full and judicious parents may feel entirely safe
in giving it a place III their homes
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SLoASs ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW, for Deem
bcr, though coming but little in advance OF I'M
January magazines, il welcome, come wheh
will. II contains review Of architecture and al
interesting descriptive and historical article OIL
the Ministers OF Europe Its descriptive II
instrated articles are Elliott Il Dunn's ne'
banking house, "Luzerne County Prison,
tTwiu City Dwellings,: style: Tudor Gothic
.tGoihc Churcncs," and . Cottages for the Ii
boring Glasses" the latter nm article as ph'iat
thropic as architectural, but wit'ia we Tear sohi'
what impractcablc The other articles arc
that excellence which has ~ so short u lime give
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this magazine position in the front rank oi p
riodicai literature. Ph'iadeiphia, edited ny sai
uel Sloan and Chas. ). Llkens, and published
Claxton " Co. 10 per year
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! The Magazine Of Horticulture, edited aud pn
iShed for many years by G. VI. fiovey. and ha
united IL with their own Jourpalof Iloricultur
The two will appear as one IN January. Tue u
cculber issue OF the journal Is II valuable numbt
! and contaius articles by Edward ). Rand, ii
e +. \. Lord, and many Others, together with We
: interesting seleclions,and NOTES and Gleanngs
The Two most important literary announc
c ments are that Swinburne is writing novel al
: that The second volume Of Dr. Allibone Dlctin
u AIRY OF Authors Is in tue hands ol The pfintcr.
: t. Elwood Eel, of Philadelphia whose NJ
r Cyclopedia issued In numbers, has already he
noticed, sends us the second part, which inclad
u eight quarto pages, and contains eleven illuai
& tons Of the text.
&c Horace Greeley purposes 70 write, duri
l. the year 1863, nm elementary work On P0liil
y economy, whciein the policy Of Protection
Home Industry will be explained and vinaicat'
y This work will first be given to the public throu
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