New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
AMONG THE BOOKSELLERS.

ak presses TO keep up with the uenahd loi 'no D'
T. b, Peterson & Brothers have Just published
Ernest Linwood," the fifth volume OF their new
edition of the novels of Mrs Caroline Lee hentz'
The series viii extend TO twelve volumes
The Liring Age is industrously pursuing the policy
of publishing copyright translatiOns from the Ter
man No ]. 3S7 contains the opening of story en-
titled Clelia,' from the German OF A. Meis'
In London $4,000 copies of "The Holy Grail were
sold almost Immediately after publication. In Bos-
ton Mcssrs. Fields, osgOod Il Co. already announce
the twentieth thousand.
Prof Greasy author of So The Fifteen Decisive Bat
ties of the World" is about publish volume
novel, entitled 1.-THE Old Love and the New 1t Is
a love story the scene of which is laid IN ancient
Athens.
Messrs Fields Osgoed 4 Co. announce That
Charles Dickens's new serial story will he published
IN Ereyy Saturday simultaneously with ats ap-
pearance in London. The illustrations which are to
lie bv "Phig,7 will be reproduced with IT,
The PaH Nal Gazette informs us that The Ptki"
Gasettc il supervise by no less person than the
Emperor Of China and that copies appear modified
as 10 spirit and contents according 10 the class OF
readers whom they are 10 reach. As ms majesty is
only IA years of age, he i certainly piccoclons
editor
The Catholic Publication Society has begun the
publication IN numbers of an illustrated Life OF ST.
Patrick. by Miss VI. T. CuSack. 1t has been a great
deal praised nv the irish press, anu II
a. pOus and patriotic the most devout freshman
could wish il 20 he while its Typographical appear
ancC II excellent.
Hurd d Ioughtou announce a book by Mr.. Henry
J. Rugglcs on The Method of Shakespeare as an
Artist doduccd sfronI an Analysis of his leading
Tragedies aud Comedies i'm which there is an at
tempt 10 show that the dramatst, far from being
an irregular genius making laws but obeying none,
Is the oNempar of the highest unity ia art Tue
same linn have III press Haydn. ana othti l"ouls'
by the author OF % Lie Below.
''Thc True story of Mrs ShaLcspeare's Life"
lLoriugl is little pamphlet burlesquc upon Mrs
Stoves " True Story done with some ceyerness
bat upon the whole not very successful 1t pur-
ports 90 ue revelation made by Anne hathaway 70
an ancient Mrs. Ii i. ChcTStOw, the gst OF which
IL that the dramatis ic into the depths of morbid
passion for numbering minor playwnghts alter he
had stolen their plots
The late Dr. Hugh DaVy Exams of the College OF
81 James Maryland left au elaborate Treatise on
the Christian Doctrine of Marriage" considered in
its relations 10 society legislation public sentiment
aud private conscience, subject upon winch he eN-
ercsed little influence in the general conventions
of tho Protestant Episcopal Church. The work IS
shortly to be published by IlUd 4 Houghton. 1t
will make an octave Of about 100 pages
Harper 4 Brothers contribute their mite toward
the Byron collection by IcprintIng DIR. Nackay's
edition OF the Autobiography of Medora Leigh, about
which we have already told our readers as much as
We want 10. The reprint IS issued at price winch
places u within the reach of the poorest young lady;
and as If is a great deal nasier than Mrs. Stoves
"Nindlcation lis claims Ia public favor may he con-
sldered complete. No family should be without IT,
The convenient Boston edition Of George Eliot's
novels appears from the press of Fields, OsgoOd n
Co. in a FORM the six volumes of the Household
series being bound up as an illustrated Library edi-
ton il two volumes, uniform m style with the
Library editions of several other fayOrlte authors
who come to Us through the same house. The new
style dare say will prove the most popular now III
the market. Manifestations thirtY-hve III number,
are Of widely -diiteriug merit but al any rate add
something 10 the atuacil'eneSs OF the volumes
The critics have been in such haste to pitch Mrs
Stoves book ont of window because it does not
tain " documents that they have overlooked very
funny blunder which she makes in referring to a
work with which she certainly ought TO be familiar
namely, the Bible. Speaking Of the pseudO-auto-
biography of Byron published IN The John BHit mag
Gzine in lS?l she says that If some powerful cause
had not paTalyZcd all feelings of honor decacy, and
humanity toward Lady Byron, the editor would
have been overwhelmed with storm of popular IN
dgnatIou which. Ike The fire upon SOdOm, irOHid hare
ilH him piidr Of sdH for warning to all future gen
erdtIou>.' Mrs Stove! Remember Lot vile
The last thing written 10y Frederic :. Cozzens was
a little paper on Trinity Churchyard,' describing
the visit Of educated frontersnan who had never
been in a city before to the graves of historical per
sons who Vie buried IN the very busiest part OF New
York Ii strange" SAYS the essayIst, to think
of this Western man regarding the monuments IN
Trinity churchyard with the same feelings that we
would look upon the PaTthenon, or the Pyramids or
the Sphinx. or on the columns Of Luxor. Remem-
bcI' said my friend the engineer, that this man
who was so Wouder-Stuck al the autiquitS Of tue |
churchyard at the head of Wall-st. had ofen seen
in the forest of Oregon trees Old at least as tGs
Pyramids, and quarter rs Old We Christians (
reckon the globe 10 be- The essay is published IL
- -- .'." Ion. - Oi Ht0Jth and HOmc
= ~ ypifp' a"'""sS- y 2, '.x-r $ Tz7 ..,T,2gI
: Lady EastlaEe has inst published memoir OF !
John Gibson the sculptor london ; Longmans the /
nuull of Cauova and ThorwadseD. and the teacher |
at Harriet UOSIucI-our COuntTywoman being IN TACT
Tho only pupil me ever had. great part OF the book
L. in the form of an Autobiography. Like fygma- I
Iop Gibson fell ju love with the work of his own
hand. Ho writes thus of his celebrated Venus !
- forgot tat was gazing at my own production
there sat ieloio her, long and often How was |
ever TO par! With ~ retained the noe ye4ni
IN my studio t0r four joalS after she was c9mpele
"A proceeding Qn my part which put Mrs. PIestOhs
PATIENCE to severe trial. received several angry
letters from that 9mlaOle lady. Al last sue askeu
me point blank whether did not think was using
her very III. ] Immediately confessed my SIN ana
,ctlied There is no doubt that am using You
uboniuaby ill., YES hut the truth is, cannot screw
up my courage TO send away my goddess. IL Is az
most rs difficult for me To- part WIN hef is 'oi MI
Preston to part with YOU
A perfect marvel Of comprchensiveue,s in book
making is the " Almanack Published in London Ivy
Joseph Whitaker. 1t is "a luodecmO volume of about
go paqes ia which besides the usual astronomical
information calendars, &c, Mc., common to all
works of the class viii lind mass Of historical
and statistical lore concerning all the countries OF the
globe from the United states down 10 the NaVlga-
tors Islands There is key to The Calendar, giving
An account of all the chief Saints Days, and the
popular supcTsttiOns and Observauces connected
with them. There is n compact abrldgment Oi tne
petraQe together with list of tho orders OF knight
hood and members of the House Of Commons. An
army and navy list, account OF all the unlSelhi-
ties colleges schools &c; list Of the cltf olhccI9
81 Government. an account OF places ol ehu ~,
,u.ut in LOndOn.--tbese are some of the
,t.us IN the vast mass Of intelligence specially