Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-30

Crapsey, under the title of "a Monument of
Trade, tells us some interesting facts about tho
successful md rich A. T. Stewart A new feature
OF the Gdiasy is to be comprehensive monthly
review of the literature of the world.
LPpincot's follows, with wel-arranged series
OF papers, as usual. The Vicar of Bullhampton,
by Anthony Trellope, fills number of pages,
and Is Illustrated by number of full-page cuts.
Il. X Stockton has very nice little Christmas
story called "The Fairy and the Ghost;' Mr..
Writ Sykes has an appreclative discourse on
Literary Lunatics;" Hon. ]. r. Snowdon fur
nishes his views on International Coinage"
and number of other very readable papers are
contributed by various writer's. The editor states
that The Serial novels now appearing in the mag
azlne will be completed shortly, after which less
space will be given to works of this class. thus
allowing the publishers greater room for articles
concerning the prominent interest of the day.
me Riperside promises for the new year sew.
eral short serial stories, and contributions by the
same corps Of writer's who have already made the
magazine so popular. The January number is
especially rich In pictures, come of which are in
new and amusing style. vieux Moustache, He
len Y. weeks, Jacob Abbott, and other favorlte
names, appear In the table of contents
Hd'per for January offers no particularly
new feature except the opening chapters of
"Anteros," novel by the author of Guy Liy-
ingstone." 1t would be difficult, however. TO
suggest any change by which the popularity o,
this magazine would be likely to be increased.
The Illustrated history of "Frederick the Great
makes satisfactory progress. DR.. Wilder con
tlnues his pictorial essay on "Beast, Bird. and
Fish" Gen. Wager swaync writes a history of
the perennial effort to change "The Site of the
National Capital and his article is accompanied
with views OF the Capitol and the White House
at different periods of our history. The either
picture articles are a resume of Mr.. Du Challlu's
entertaining books for children, and readable
paper by Moncurc d. Conway on "Tbe Leigh
Hunt Memorial"
And though we have by no means concluded
all our notices Of the January monthes, we must
pause, for the present. here.
| THE JANUARY MAGAziShs
oN OPENING Putnam for January, the fist
thIng that attracts attention is u likeness of
Father Hyacinthe, and this Immediately induces
the reading of Mr.. Bigelow's article mo. II in
this numbef entitled "Father Hyacinthe and
His Church" The contents of this number arc
"Cuba and Spaiu,'' American Hotels" "sketches
IN Color" No. 2; Concerning Charlotte"
Part L.; "Ad Meipsum," by Rev. s. W. Duflicld;
in the Departments by W. IL. Babcocls
Harvest" by Edgar Fawcett; 'Thawcd Out"
by NJ. l.. Bissell; GA French salon, " by Shirley
Hyde; "A Woman's Righl"a new novel by
Mrs. Mary Clemmcr Ames Linguistics, "The
New Philology," by Professor j. G. X. McElroy.
brevitles, The Princess Biddy," "Tablc-1alk."
Literature ut Home" and Current Events
Among these. the noticeable articles, are that
OF Mr.. Blgelow that on Cuba and SPAIN written
by Richard Is. Kimbill and Sketches In Color.
The story, commenced by Mrs. Amcs rs nrst.rate
thus FAR, aud promises US richly, tor the future,
IiiE ATLANTIC is solid, substantial, and Boston,
ISL. Among the Isles OF Shoals" is the con-
tinuation of n former article, very full of New
England lore; Americansm In Literature" il
Colonel iligginsons Rhode Island view of the
subject; General F. A. Walker treats of Finance
from the Massachusetts standpoint, "a very homes
one, always; and Mr.. Howclls, the csitor COST
sil's, nj considerable length, on street car lid
from oncof the suburbs into Boston. But Prot
Goodwin Smiths lecture on "Thc Study of His
tory is broad in view, and cosmopolitan in an
plication and R,v,r1 rra,ior,. s,.,, - t.1.,
and his Fricpd~ nromis.s IN la o',., -, ~, ~,
plcturiny, of Amcrico, r;ro ,,h,o,, ,,,.. 49,,
even II they are sometimes married BY Bayard's
loose notions on spirit. drinking and tobacco
using. Nobody can whistle the atlantic down
The wind it Is too clearly and positively an able
periodical.
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