Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-21
LITERARY ITEMS.

"A new serfA story, by Charles
Rssde, viii be commenced in the March
number Of the GALAXY. 81
The announcement OF the New
Route Across the Isthmus,n - in Putnam s
Monthly, should have been for March
instead Of Februsry.
Fields, OsEood & Co. viii publish,
uaxt spring, SIR. Brysntis translation Of
" II HJmeT,n y specimens Of which have al
ready appeared in the Atlantic and the
GG}d5y.
-PtoE P G. Sinding and +. G. Unne-
yehT viii soon commence the publica-
lion Of s work entitled " Thor Waldsen
and his Works" Il will contain 365
cOpper-pisJe eugravings from the origi-
nsl piatss executed st Copenhagen, with
explanatory text. The work will be
issued in twenty numbers.
Every ore must have noticed how
frequently the newspapers have bits Of
adm raule hyEienic advice, copied from
HoEEs journal Of Heath. It's publisher
now offers extra Inducements to subscri-
bers who wsnt not only good weekly,
but 8 magazine. For four dollars he Will
send the Journal and either OF the four
prominent magazines.
Tho Tribune replies to a correspond
eut hat there is no American edition
of Motley'5 works in crown oetRyO.
There is sn English edition in thsiiform,
but Il cannot be imported without viola
tion Of ti4s laws OF copyright, for which
the penalty is fne and cOnfisestiOn.u Is
not This an unisvorsble c0Inmentary on
the proposition TO provide for an iHteTna-
tionsl copyright?
The February Eu mbsr Of LipplacOtfS
Magazine is jgst out. Robert Dale Il.
Ovens story is continued. Buchanan
Rssd has poem. Anne Brewster gOs-
sits about " American Artists in R)me.u
Otrer sEtieles are: "Mr. ThaekeYy -
" New Wine in Old Bottles; :" The
Secret Agent in Foreign Parts :" ''S )uth-
Yania Magazine in I775" The magazine
seems TO gain in vigoT and ability.
Mr.. Delmar, in his book. trade sta
tistics, makes the statement that Eng
lands impO5teliOns in 1867 from Holland
exceeded those from tue United States
in the same year by over Sl5 eco. This
ifls5sser's LiteraTy Record denies. say
ing that Belgium, Hamburg and Holland
afford the general channels of issue Tor
the great markets OF Central Europe,
anu ~ lkLElA lOAtb Ssfb ucHDdkSH6u AtE
to the United Kingdom the
geeater part of the German publications
which reach Great 3 itajn ia such large
numbers. The number Of literary works
Annually published, both in Holland and
Hsmb burg, is known 90 be very unim.
pcrtsnt, and Of these but very few reach |
the English market,
The probable appearance OF s new
daily in Paris is given as very imminent.
The editor in chief will be Victor Hugo. |
Under the banner OF the master will be |
in the first place, all the editors
Of tbs old -sFsnsape73t, F'rsncois-Victor |
Hugo, Charles Hugo, F@ul Meugiee, Au- /
gusre Vasquerie, etc. Henri R)chefort, /
they say, promises an sssiduous eollabo- |
ration. Bes ides the articles specially !
written for this Journal, he is to give |
sEery week quarter or q third Of the !
contents oF the approaching LanteYae. |
Among the other c0iiab0rators We may !
,ite te}ides Mario Proth, Frederick Cour. !
net, sud, perhaps, Nj. Gambetts. The |
title Of the paper will be the Aydz.t- |
Gdrde. It is nov being held under con-
sidera'ion whether to mention, as g sub |
title, With the editors lately of the /