Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-02
LIrERAruaE ANp louRNALIsM.

WIN tLc DtCcIilutT uutuutE A4uf poF AH1SH- |
sine commences Its fortleth volume-maklng is
the Oldest as well as the best Of the monthlles.
The present Issue promises well for the coming |
year. The opening paper is entitled Frederick |
the Great" which Is TO be continued for about
year IL is accompanied with ten Illustrations. |
Burt G. wilders article on Beast, Bird and |
Fish" is continued, and admirably illustrated. |
william Blaikle, who went over with the Har-
wards, writes 1.-THE University Rowing Match
with eighteen illustrations. The short stories
are "The Fishermau's Daughter" by Mary W.
Prescott; Dolly by Nora Perry; "a Mis-
take" by Annie Thomas 1.-THE Old Fairy Jo-
anna,' by +. l.. Benedict and In Clover" by
W. G. Linton. "a Bravo Lady" Is contln-
ued, and my Enemy's Daughter con-
cluded. Randolph D. Marcy continues his
Border "reminiscences - poems by Alice Carey
and Elizabeth Akers Allen. There is on article
on "GcumeDical Councils, by Eugene Lawrence
and one on Horsc-Taming in Hawaii" by DIR.
N. B. Emerson. The Easy Chair and "Draw-
er" arc readable, as usual. We notice the intro
duction Of u new feature, under the head of
:. Editors Scientific Record"
The Gdidry for December is more than an ave-
age number. "Susan Fieldlng,H which has been
running through iis columns will be concluded
in January. Charles Reade's "Put Yourself in
his Place." will be continued tho greater part oil
next year. Richard Grant White in the present
number commences series of Articles on Jour
nasm." The other articles are. son the Red
Desert" by Albert S. Evans; "rhe Old Gate"
by Ii. H.. "Thc Breath of Lie" by John q.
Draper, VI. D., 1.-THE Cardinal d'Andrea," by
his late Secretary; Latter Spring, "by Rose Ter
ry; Wharfage and Theory" by Edgar Faw-
cett November afternoon" by Rebecca Har-
ding Davis 'Ars Strongitharm's Report i No
2 of Editors Tales, by Anthony Trollope. 1.-The
Galaxy Miscellany" "NebulH," and other de-
partments arc well sustained. The publishers
promise new story by Mrs Edwards, to be COM
menced carly next year.
There are several striking articles In the De.
ccmber number Of P1tnams Magazine. One of
the most interesting is the third of series Of
"Lcayes from n Publishers Letter Book" by G.
r. Putnam. Recoections of Chidhood,"a
poem by Father fiyaclnthc, is given in French,
and Englished" by Lucy Fountain. 1.-THE
Sovereignty of The Seas" by A. A, Low, Bumb
Guides to the Pole" by Prof T. B. Maury and
1.-THE Uaestablished Church. are contributions
that will excite comment. The other articles are
Contemporary French Literature " (concudcd)
by Ellie Reclus; ''Keene Delights by Lucy Foun-
tain "Crimson, Blue and Gold" by Geo. w.
Bungay; " The Foci OF the Social Eclipse; or
the Relative Position of Men and Women" by
Prof. John Bascom; Memory is Immortal, by
Elizabeth stoddard; Kimballs romance Of " To-
day." and Edwaid spenccr's "Cinclla,' are con-
al, Tnl l,a ptb mr. MT
are full and readable. A tempting programme is
offered for next year.
The December Atlantic opens with another Of
james Parton's Capital" papers, entitled
Uncle Sans Treatment of his Servants" Rev.
f. L, Hale's mystic story OF " The Brick Moon
is carried over into the next volume and 1.-The
Foe In the Household is concluded. The re-
manning articles arc us follows -" The Dead
Level by +. sheldon.; "Thc Mormon Prophets
Tragedy" by John Hay American Industry
in the Census" by F. A. Walker; "The Increase
of Human Life, by DR.. Edward Jarvis "Iu Ny
Vineyard By Bayard Taylor; " Llie-Saving N
, q Business Duty" by W. +. q. Shanks John,
by A. ID. Richardson Under the Midnigh
SUM-" by DR.. l.. |. Hayes and short story b,
Alice Eliot, a new name in the Atlantic. Docto
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