New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
LITERARY ITEMS.

Garibaldi has written q work on the subject OF
Rome in the Nineteenth Century" which is shortly to
be published.
Mrs. Stoves reply 10 her assailants will prob
ably make small volume. It will be published by
Fields. Osgood e. CO
A new weekly periodical for FreemasOns is
proposed in England and among the good things prom
ised In 1t is The True History Of FrcemasoniE u"c'nN
Its Foundation TO the Shepherd Kings"
book has Just been published at Brussels
entitled Les COursanes de rAntquite, Marie M"sue
leine Se and the Minister OF the Interior has forma
interdcted SIS sale or entrance III france
The English magazines for October, due mere
IN few DAYS contain several articles OF particular
tercst The writer of the remarkable Byron paper ~
Temple Bar gives another in the same perlouicaio
Character of Lady Byron" In The Go' pan and Prot
Arnold begins "A series Of papers on ~ u au Para
estansm" Black,0O0d discusses ihg Th VII Dr. Ch,rIes
Snsy" and CHARLES Reades Novels The rev C9aptSs
,n,.lsy writes in VlrHtHan's about Women ana FOL
iucs" ST. Paups contains an article Oh F"i'noSa'
"Some People in Paris" says The Pail Mall
.. ..bave been complaining lately that there is an
individual attached To cemetery with the specai
miion of amending the epitaphs according TO MS own
~ NJ good taste and good grammar As people are
nsi,v yeyy tonchv in All that concerns their literary
Gngons one is not surprised to learn that the authors
east the want of appreeativeness displayed by these
pensOrs This has induced one or the gentlemen aar
. S0S edoral point Of view to be narrowing He de-
,lsres that out thousand and odd ep,apns SUI
united him yearly five or six hundred are m p 1er
many more upgraInmatca and hundrea OL so P pr
teetly rotesque IN the latter caegod1 hch me- says
following which he suffered to pass, ana "n0h ITO e"'
sufficiently prove bis indulgence; Sh u h.v. a,, ~,
Here lies Mdme Adepe c. eoed wife sne "'u" nave oO' %
Mde Mare Louise zoe u sa sos Of .I%auoa are in the
@ ,rsd S e. ds,P E 5:sFSfa op BY bis 'l''" and
Eme G. three and half bis life was one OF sell
Among The rejected are these: -. ,..,..,w
Anraste C. aged ten one MAmGni Ohe haane JouosnF
4Ssiss r. teer mort POUs6 lie quarter de Popn'0ur'
Tie censor explains in conclusion, that he re.
fuses epaph OF his own sole authority but refers ~
10 the Project VI Police who alone has power to reject
deeisyey.
The Church Union, since Mr.. BeeCher became
connected with 10 few weeks has more than doubled
Its circulation The publishers. ]. b. Ford Co.. have
now changed its 10 The Christian UntOn, designing
that shall represent UNCONVENTIONAL interests, but
speak for all Christians without dsnctiOn OF creed II
is Wise change aud ON It's ne course we are SURE he
Week is on The robustness of Preaching" He says
THE TRIBUNE, in reporting an excellent sermon on
GodG aInbling represents the worthy clergyman in
troducng the subject thus: He began by saying that
II was with reluctance he had announced discourse
The sSe Sag me @Sn wSo taxes the
narrow platform he will preach nothing but Christ
virtually saws that he will repudate Divine Prov
donce that whatever revolution. diylDely guided
thunders past his church, whatever great question OF
question of ethics is forced by Gods will upon
the o attention ,s Gi resolves e To nea God Speaking
two thousand years ago, but shuts his ears against
God speaking to-day. But Providence and their owl
good snse strong for these pOus precisionss
Tuey always doing just what they say 1t Is wicked
that every pressing emergency they preach
on commanding topics OF the day, prefacing IT, as ou
friend reported in TIE TRIBUSE did by saying that u
done with great reluct9nce." His good sense was toe
for his and mistaken principle Ministers
hearts better than their heads thousand
pulpts during the that had before been shut anC
bottled thing but historical theology broke OUT ht'
sound aud strong sermons OF patriotism Coo eG theu
out of Egypt There four jubilee Of Liberty
Hundreds OF them remain free But many, instead OF
short the promised land are again on their way
TO Sinai and the wilderness. This whole plea for ex
cusiyeness based upon misapprehensiOn and falst
reading OF Paus famous declaT8tiOn am dete1HineC
not 10 knOV anything among you sdue Jesus UhTtst ana
him erened' That is NOT declaration OF he topics
diseoursebut OF the power behind all Instruments, Oh
which Paul relied for success. Let who will rely upoI
tine power OF elOquence, the power Of argument WI
rely the of the Holy Ghost, which goes VIII
The truth 1T is Ia Jesus"