Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-26
Literary Notes.

| The Boston Transcript, speaking Of the fam
\ Of George z. Putnam, the publisher, says =
His son and partner, the Major, has noble war
cord--was long prisoner and q comrade of
en. Hays in distributing the benefactions of the
uHh to The Union prisoners at Richmond. A
lnghter of Mr.. Putnam resides in Paris, and has
ale the most successful debut in medicine of all
e female NJ. d. of our country. Those able
neations of Paris economies and the graphic
clches of Japan in Putnam's Magazine emanate
pm his children
The atlantic Monthly, for December, opens
III paper on "Our Painters" wherein John
fil, the veteran recollcctionist of Portland,
sanecdo,s Of Gilbert Stuart, the Peale family,
rvis and others. 1t has very little reference to
Dur Painters, as artists. "Co-opcrative House,
tllnS' is concluded, and plan OF organiza-
lHis proposed. The article is excellent aud to
Fdegrec practical. In the future ages, when
ryIhlug Is done in the best economy, Its sug-
lions will be adopted. "The Face in the
f'' high-pressure story, Is concluded.
yard Taylor has another of his travel p~r-.-,
being in Italy. These are among the notice.
contents.
Charles Rcadc, the English novelist, is writing
ew story, the right to publish which in Eng
ID lie has already sold tor S25,o0O gold. II
mid that several Of our magazine publishers
kc been in sharp competition for the advance
ets for publication in this country, and that
as heretofore unprecedented have been offered
It, but SO far no bargain has been made
other ruinor is that the Gdfary publishers Sc
hMi
"A Washington telegram reports tllcfollowing
las leaked out that Thurlow Weed and Henry
Raymond are busy negotiating for what re-
iss of the old InfeMgencer, with n view to
tAng il Grants organ. Weed is to reside here
have charge oft, while Raymond contributes
m New York. Forney's Chronicle and the
.Ngtacer are both for sale. 1t is understood
dolham, Secretary of the Senate, wants to
chase the Chronicle.
-htper's Monthly, for December, opens with
eyquisilcy illustrated poem, by John d. Sher-
0i, descriptive of the Rhine. The views given
Tie scenery of this word-renowncd river are
M drawings by Charles Parsons, and are In
way worthy of comnendation. "Explo-
Ions in California;" and South-Coast saun-
nss in England" are also intcreeting and well
pstrated articles. Miss Mulock's "Woman's
fgdomN is concluded.
NEJ. W. De Forest continues his account of
experience as Bureau officer in South Caro-
p giving some graphic pictures of the terror
exercised by the "chivalrods' rutfians of
state, even at the present day. English
ot0gmphs by an American" presents rather
pony idea of the social condition of English
PAtu, Then we have Sir Edward Bulwer Lyt-
Play, The Rightful Heir" in full, and that
genial and amusing Editors Easy Chair, ="
EDITORS Drawer"
"a Vermont editor says In his paper that he
take all kinds of vegetables in pay for sub
lllons except beans"
The Middletown Transcript states that 1t,
makes rule of excluding immoral advcr-
em,ns.
steretary Stewards speech, made at Auburn,
before the election, has been handsome printed
pamphlet form and revised by himself, with
Title, THE Issues of the Hour
The Washington Star and Baltimore San are
us a frst-class shine over railroad controver-
Subject, the B. & o. Railroad.
Under the Willows" and other poems. by
pcs Russell Lowell, has just been issued by
rs 0sgood Il Co. 1t makes a handsome vol
Of 2S6 pages.