Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-01
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HE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE, Hurd & Hough-
tons juvenile monthly, announces that Hans
Christian Andersen, the celebrated Swedish
writer for children, will hereafter Contribute reg
ularly to Its columns. Two stories are to be
given In the November NUMBER and for the next
volume, one will appear each month. The
present number of the magazine has IN eye eyi-
dently on the current of public taste, for Walter
Scott Is taken notice of In an illustrated sketch OF
bis life, and In an article. for older readers, on
his novels and poems. fron.ispiece by barley
from "Ivanhoe,' is promised for the next num-
ber; the one this timc Is by the inexhaustible
Stephens, two chaps riding rooster-back. M. Z.
Dodge begins story with tho taking title :" Cro-
quet at Midnight;" ]. @. Haywood, the drama
tst, has an imaginative story of Little Agathe;
r. Fellow treats of 'sCroquet;' there is chapter
from "Little Lou," with apretty picture, and a
bright little fancy in Anderson's vein,--" Prattle
10 the Pantry" The serial, "a Year among the
Indlaus, has some spirited pictures from designs
by Bierstadt. Evidently the Riverside Is max
Ing ready for fresh glory. Published by Hurd u
Houghton.
PARTON is prince of the Magazine WRITER'S un-
doubtedly, say what you will, and his article on
lnebriate Asylums In the current issue of the At
fantic must be considered the chief paper. An
Idea OF It has already been given our readers.
Capt. De Forest has more about "The Man and
Brother" and Wendell Phillips Garrison has
pleasant inquiry Into the Quaker use of free pro-
duce and rejection OF the products of slave labor
The two stories, "st. Michael's Night" and "a
Face In the Glass," are continued. E. P. Whip
u ala hou I'm Atat rr n
and John G. Whittier npoem " The two Rabbls. -
"Love's Queen" another poetical gem, is by
William Winter. j. w. Palmer has a somewhat
dry paper on " Petroleum In Burmah," topic
which seems to US almost too foreign to claim Its
place 10 the Atlantic, especially as no exhaustive
treatment in American magazines has ever been
glven-to our kaowledge-to that most extraor-
dinary Of American phenomena, Petroleum in
Pennsylvania, and What Came OF 1t. An elab-
| oratc review is given to the National Finances,
| which undoubtedly deserve our attention. and of
late seem to be getting it. "Kings' Crowns and
Fools Caps is, notwithstanding Its odd title, q
description Of tho process of making hats, by
Mrs. Austin, and closes the list of most notable
contents 10 the October Atlantic.
The LIST OF CONTENTS of Our Young Folks for
October, 10 this Second Lecture on Heat by
Louise e. Chollet; The Peterkins at the Mena-
gcrie, by Lucretia P. Hale Corn Harvest, by J.
T. Trowbndge; The White Hoods of Gheut, by
j. II. A. Bone; Autumn, by Mary N. Prescott
The Talk of the Trees that Stand In the Village
Street, by the author OF "The Seven Little Sis
tena !" little DiIly. or the IIsa of Tears bv Mrs.
A. NJ Diax. Marior,.s Almanac nv n n Ald-
rich Lessons IN Magic No 10 bv p uc. Oar
Lltls PRINCE. by d. ". seares Cnst Avav IN tbe
Cold. Part 15. by /. 1. Hayes Our FANNY. by
Julia G. r. Dorr, Music. Ronnd tho Evening
Lamp; Our Letter Boy. OF tbese. II NAV he re'
marked that DR.. Hayes' story of the boys' adven-
turcs Is concluded the Peterkin stories bv Miss
Hale are so exauisitely absurd. that tbev are
gems of humor. Mr.. AldrIcb's noem ia n n,clur.
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