Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12
AiaKRATrRE AND JOURNALISM.


The Maryland Examiner is the name Of Il new
weekly Journal just started at Annapolis, Md, by
VIM 7. X chart ESD. 1t succeeds the Demo-
crat. and Is democratic in tone.
=" Steven LAWRENCE Ycoman, which was
published in The Guidyg, was so successful that
sheldon Il Co. have arranged with its brilliant
author for another serial story, the first por-
tlon Of which will appear in Tie G.h,5y for Jan
usiS.
Patton Is 10 write for the atlantic throughout
next year. One Of his articles, announced for
i1uualy is "The Mean Yankees AT Home
Halls Joptnh efHedhh. for November, con-
tains number Of brief, pithy aud practical ar
ticlcs on the preservation of health IN one article
the editor -,!- -" Our theory If cure i, mover
10 need H. 50 live that yau will never b, -ick. 1t
is Tar ei 10 d. this than it is to cure You after
Won hnlr ltei vour health"
--Mr.sis. p' ,,rrglll, Bates " Co.. oi N,s Yuik.
Announce q rew rural ard family paper TO tc
published weekly in that city. beginning about
the hr.t # The new year II l. to br uud,r the
cdipriAl chai4 ii Mr. Dorado G. Mitchell. tie
wei-know Siier and farmrr Air, Har ut
BtchHr stowe viii have supervision Of the hoine
and ii'4-il' departments aud will c0ntrlti,,u To
each nutliar. They will Dc assisted ly large
corp. Of ASSISTANTS. Tbs publishers. who are wei!
known TO tie Il "sllpcr fraternity for .h1ir liz
crai and prompt dealings as advertising agents,
VIII have n yersal good wishes from the rlrss.
and with ,tl EDITORS can hardly fail of success.
--Sl"AN'~ irchtteianh Rcrier u,d Bg,hic,s
Jounm ur y vembcr, presents an excellent ia.
Tile Of cnalents Of Interest TO any one hut cspccil-
y to those intending 10 erect buildings or 6nglg-
cd in any department Of the general building
trade Its Monthly Review makes a hstniicd
inquiry into tilt origin Of the pointed or gothic
style OF architecture, which by the way il srys
there was originally M more reason Tor calling
gothic thln there was for naming this Contl.
nent after Aincricus Ve.pucius. 1t gives design.
and descriptions for city store, in FrancU-vene-
tiaa style, Tudor mansion, two adjoining city
residences and the design for the West Spruce
Street Baptist church nov bniliing 10 Philadel.
phil II also has designs in m article on Prac.
tical Carpcntering and Joining and short sug-
gestivc articles on variety Of other practical sub
jects. 1t also cJntaius a brici review ol several
new books The other articles arc A new class
ifca,ion of Modern Budngs,' Small house
for the many, y Serpcntnra n building stone. Y
illuminating, "HerIldry, the lincturcs ''"S,at-
uary on Buildings Formation Of Alphabet. p
d" Landscape, decorative and economical garden.
ing No Il, Letters: in their proportion and
spacing.'' " Fable: MensuraliOn Of Superiices, 4"
Progress Of Architecture In the United States
Phonolhuius, or Sound Conductor The
magazine Is beautifully printed, bearing the i'm
print Of King Il Biard, and is published by Clax-
ton, Rcmscn Il Ilailednger $40 and s2i Market
street, Philadelphia.
| THOSE ruRIiC srEAKEi,s Who do not take the
stump because of their prominence in politics
and occupancy Of high position are usually paid
n reasonable hire for their services With the
other class most prominent and most Influential
IN an election canvass-the editors-the case is
different, and there is glnost universally among
them n fc.liug Of great relief when u campaign
Is over, with its heat its excitement and its per-
sonal hard ieengs, results which 1t seems impos-
| siblc To avoid. The New York san. in nomi-
mating for Mayor of that city, in place of Mr..
Hoffman, Mr.. Marble, editor OF the World, says :
mo other class of politicians do 80 much for a
parry as tile journalists. No other profession
can match tho talent, the knowledge, the nne
sense of what ia passing III the public mind, the
are al indispensable 10 the successful conductor
Of the press. The lawyers and the hacks of a
party come out just before election, and 20 spout
Ing around the country but the writer of the
press is in the harness night and day, from one
years end to the other, sleeping only upon his
arms in front Of his ever lighted watcll-fire.n
Mr. Carleton Of New York will begin with the
new year the publication Of new magazine s'foi
the youth of America to be conducted by Cap.
tain Maync Reid, and tcrscly entitled Onpard
The prospectus intimaics that the first humble,
will have the beginning of two serial stories by
tue editor.
The prospectus OF the atlantic Monthly fol
1869 contains the news that Colonel 7. w. Hg
ginson's serial story will be entitled Malhone
an 0ldpolt Romance" that Hon. ]. Loihror
Motley is to contribute some historical articles
that Professor James Russell Lowell will hav,
both an essay and poem in the January mum,
ber that DIR. II l. Bowditch will write a series
of articles on Consumption y and make va
riety of other announcements which promise O
brilliant volume.