Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-19

outside poges, to-day, and takcn from the Novem
Der Issue OF LiPpiAoot. Is Mrs. r. R. Stockton, of
Philadelphia, sster-in-law to the talented editor
Of the Aorsing Post b i,t.ts1
-Putnam's Monthly, for December, will con-
tain critical biographical sketch of stonewall
jackson, written tho editor states. by one of the
most prominent rebel historians, who we suppose
Is Mr. E. A. Pollard It Is carefully written In
per y estimates the character OF jackson we do
not say but it certainly is NOT written In strain OF
eulogy. ~, SEN B. -, ~. M e-s
-Littell's Living Age will enter Its one hun
dredth volume in January.
Senator Summers splendid speech at Cam
bridge, Mass, on October Both, has been printed
In pamphlet. For clear, manly, and condensed
address from representative American states
man, we know nothing superior to this.
We have received number one, Of the first
volume in new series of The Sunday School
Journal" edited by Rev. ]. II. Vincent, and pub
lIshhd monthly in New York by Carlton u ANA
han, at 40 cents a copy, with lower terms TO
clubs. We presume the Sabbath Schools of this
city are quite familiar with 1t. To us 1t certainly
seems able practical. and well adapted to Its field
of labor.
Some $4,000 were sunk In attempting to
start the Pubic Spirit, a New York monthly,
which survived some half dozen Issues. lie
Grand Benedict, the publisher, has gone into the
| life insurance business at Portland.
The December number of Hurper's Monthiy
contains Lord Lytton's new play, tine Rightful
Heir" complete the publishers having purchased
OF the author the right of publication in this
Country.
-Iepworth Dixon will soon publish n collcc-
ton of his minor papers, essays and criticisms.
Benjamin franklin published the FIRST Metho-
dist book in this. country, in l7io. 1t was wes-
ley's sermon upon free grace.
The Louisville Journal, 1t appears, has really
been absorbed by the rebel Courier. 1t was in
1867 that it went over, heart and SOUL to the De-
mocracy Since the latter date the paper has
been, privately, for sale Early in that year, md
also early in 1868, the concern offered 10 the
Republicans They failed both times to raise the
| money. Shortly after the last effort TO purchase
It, in the interest of the Republican party, II be-
came thoroughly Democratic paper, under the
management Of Henry wattcrson.
Tho makeup Of Lippincolt's Magazine, for
for December receives high cncomiumns upon ali
hands, rs embracing variety, excellence and abil.
ity. Mrs Davis, commences story "The Pear
of Great Price, which We presume will run
through two or three issues. A third article on
strength. and how to use it is given by Professor
Wells. In England and Napoleon ILL.," Louis
Blanc describes the political relationship of thes,
parties. "rhc Art Of swiudng" is n vivid and
iorclblc sketch oil how people are cheated, in q
a host OF different ways. Concerning the artis
Elliott, recently dead, Louis Gaylord Clark con
tribute. - pleasant paper. Caroline Chescbro hai
an American story "Dorce Bently," and another
vivid tale Is "rhe Young Priest, " the scene o.
which Is in Louisiana. Everybody should reat
the December issue Of this magazine.