Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DH NtQtttH Noh IOtA y, GaTpET q oED5
1869. Our friend Du Chaillu, whose stO.
ries of the gorilla country and EqustO.
rial Africa were read but q few months
ego with such absorbing interest by old
and young, lie out again Ia a work fol-
, young people, with the above attractive
title. The story is like q romance, and
In reading 1t we confess to having done
what We have not bsen guilty Of since
we first read Eugene Sues " Wandering
Jew Tread a bnok through without
laying 1t down. We predict for il a IA
vOr among young folks second scarcely
to Robinson CrusOe snd the Swiss
Family R0binson-b0oks over which Il
has the paramount advantage of being
~true-eyery line OF 1t.
Adventures IN the ADaohe Countrg, a
tO54r through Arizona and Sonora. etc .
bg j. Ross BrOJORe-Nsg York, HIrDsT
e Bros 1869. TIE author Of "Yusefu
"Crusoe's Land, /" 1.-THE Land of Thor,n
an American Family in Germany"
has presented us with another o. his en-
PERTAINING and instructive works, Illus
trated in his happiest vein. The STYLE
and matter Of this last production Ia
summed up in q sentence OF two in the
initial chapter. al have almost forgot.
ten" says the author, "Ig what uno0m-
irritable part of the world the obliglpg
reader aud myself performed cur lssI
exploit in the way Of q pleasure trip.
\. Assuming, however, that We
parted on friendly terms, and still enter
tain a kindly recollection OF each other.
| have now to oHer q new programme of
exploration spd adventure, very differ
ent from last, but possessing peculiar
charms in the absence CT aecommods-
ton for travellers. and extraordinary ed-
vantsges in the way OF burning deserts.
dried rivers, Tattlesnakes, scorpions.
Gressere, and Apaohes besides lniinl-
tied destinations in the line CT robbery.
starvation snd chances Of death by acct
dent" The book carries out tie pro-
gramme, and IL the most readable OF
Ross ErSgne's bO9ks-which Is saying a
good deal.
The Old World in its Neso Face. i'm
pFessioris If Europe IN ISG7-lS69. BIZ II.
W. BeIi0Us, 2 pok. New York. Harper
& Bro,I 1919. the Rsv. Dr.. Bellows mss
given US, ia two volumes, u book Of souy-
enirs Of travels Ia countries that have
been written and rewritten for hundreds
Of years. L. diners, however, from any
other work of the sort as much az 8 pho
tOgrsphic picture differs from q hand
sketch or al Old fAshiOhed daguerreotype,
and 1t is altogether very readable. A
lengthy extract or two from it was pub
iished IN the SUNDAY APPEAL, a couple
Of weeks ego, and was read with general
interest.
Natvre's EoB,smaa, by the author Of
RacheEs Secret. Harper Bros. This IL
one or the Harpers' series OF standard
novels, and is q good story, well written
on a good theme.
AAGAzINEs AND PAMPHLETS.
The atlantic 8onthy.-The numbsr
of this magazine Tor February is before
Us, displaying in It's " contents many
good tbinge to tempt the readers appe.
lite. A singular composition rom the
| cratic Walt. Whitman entitled Proud
Music Of the Sea Storm, - " Ritualism ia
England, +" 4" Consumption ia America y
| and " Tribute of a Loving Friend to the
Memory of q Noble Woman" (tbe
Duchess OF Sutherland), will attract at
tsntion, "Our Farm Servants" is e
we'll written repetition Of the now stale
| nbels contained in Uncle TOMS Cab
in,n and OF which Mrs. Beecher stowe Is
go heartily ashamed as 70 nave recently
given her late experiences Of the blacks in
Florida with q view to some measure OF
| iustias to the a0uthern people. II the
4" school mRrmh who romGnoes In both
senses about the -Four Servants will
come down here and endure for q veal
the experiences Of ! hOusekeepers,
With just such servants, psrkaEs, like
Mrs. Stowe, she Will cease to color hef
cOlored subjects 30 highly, II she does
not reverse heT picture and In severeT
terms. Fields, 0sgood 4 Co., Boston,
Publishers.
! The G0lGry.--The February number
Of this mags zine ia an improvement on
all former sffJrt by its conductors. The
table OF contents Is OF great variety, cup.
ported by the names Of many Of u Oest
magazine writers and nOvelists. An sr-
ticle, "Qqeen Victoria and her Subjects u
by the rising young journalist, MIR. Jus.
tin Mccarthy, is not only able but true,
and of itself is worth the price OF the
magazine to any person DESTROYS Of be.
coming intelligent as TO the growth Q!
liberalism In the British Islands. The
" Miscellany" aud Literature and
Art" are Instructive, c%uitiyaiing and
amusing. Sheldon & Co., New York,
are the publishers.
The Missionary Herald Published by
the American Board OF Commissioners:
for Foreign Missions, BOSTON, is 3 usefuI
and instructive sp scialty for thOse whC
take an interest la the labor y which Il
Is devoted,
Influence Of Jgd0ism-An interesting
historic Tesums by Rev. Simon Tusks, o.
this city. For sale by H. Wsde & Co.
of Main street.
The First annual Report of the Ten
nesses Commissioner Of RsgistTdtion, ~
to December, 1868, is instructive ant
very encouraging as touching the posi-
bilities of the State IN Its encourage
neut and location of loo immigrants.
The PdnteTs' Circular, for January, Il
among the best numbers of that useiu
publication. We rec ommend a liberia
support of it as the duty OF the printing
fraternity. II sustains its reputation 3;
the best printed publication In the coun
try.