Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30
LITERATURE AND JOURNALISM.

The july Ladies Repository contains several
illustrated articles and two fine steel engravings
besides papers from the pens of Edward Thomas
ID. d., Mrs. Emma N. Janver, David ii. Wheeler
Julia Colman, and many others. There is also
the usual well-fled "Children's Repository"
and an interesting Editorial Department.
Hitchcock & Walden, publishers, Cincinnati
Ohio.
"A glance at the contents of the July number
of Harper's Magazine shows that, while all the
old and established features which have made it
so popular hitherto, are retained, yet no sub
iect of popular interest is excluded from its
pages. Two Historical papers two OF Literary
"Reminiscences two treating of Social Lifc-n
one case seen on an ocean steamer, and, in
the other, as found in an ut-of-the-way valley
among the mountains of Ohio; paper Oh 1iu-
perts Land and its People, and another on the
Running Turf of America ; two serial stories I;
three novellettes Mrs L. l.. Furniss' pleasant
social sketch of Modern Filtration ; an interest,"
ing Chat About Canes and Fans; and four good
poems--together with the five special Editorial
Departments, make up the contents of this
number Regarding the literary excellence, the
variety and the attraetiveness of its articles the
publishers may confidently challenge for it COM
parison with its previous record and claim that
it is fulfilling the promises which they have
made in the past.
The July number of TttRdms Magazine
opens with poem by r. II. stoddard-onc OF
his best = entitled !" The Kings Sentinel y
Another good poem is 10 Frances" by Il.
Buchanan Read. William Aplin writes up the
"Associated Press Ohicc,' giving the uninitiated
| glimpse of the manner in Which news is manu-
facturcd. In this portion Of Mrs. Ames' story
| of "a Woman's Right" graphic description OF
camp meeting is given. A series of papers
called " Life in Fiji" by DIR. T. NJ Coan, il
commenced i'll this number. Thaddeus Norris
docs 'salmon Fishing on the Nppissignit.
j. M. Bundy has an article on Dsraeli as States
| man and Novelist There arc other articles by
John Burroughs, J. Henry Brown, Miss O. +
| Woolsen, o. M. Ellsworth Eugene Benson, W
]. Stilman. The minor departments "Editoria
| Notes." Literature at Home, etc.-are full OF
interesting reading.
-Lippincoh, for July, has an article by Justir
Mccarthy, called "The Petticoat in the Polite,
of England" which, like everything from the
pen of this writer, will repay perusal. There
are several quite good short stories, and a con
tinuation OF Trollope's new novel, which promi
He's to be much more interesting than th
"vicar." A capital engraving by Bensell &C
companies it. ''Negro Superstition" by Thad
deus Norris Articles on the Mormons, LAX
Superior, and Russia in Central Asia, by Mis-
Annie Norris Isaac Aiken, and Charles Morris
Henry Goodrich has some verses ON the loss @
the Oneida, and Professor d. Cope, length
article on .'The Hypothesis of Evolution Phys
cal and Metaphysical" The Monthly Gossip i
gossipy.
-Hitclcock's Neo Monthly, for July, is en-
bellished with portraits of Charles Fechter, Wn
Cullen Bryant, and Mrs. Scott Siddons, with b
, ographical sketches of the same. There is
good variety of poetry, musical sketches, go
: sip &c. -Four pieces Of music are given-"Beat
tiful Moon," Lima "Minnie Gallop," al
: "Caradon Polka Redowa." Terms, $500 p,
i year. BENZ. W. Hitchcock, publisher, New Yor
l -P,.nchinello. the new comic weekly, is in
proving and deserves support. Orpheus
Kerrs burlesque is good hit-though not h
8 best literary effort.
J. -ZeTs Popular Encyclopedia is work
n great value, without which no librery can
IL complete. The first volume has been bouI
IL | IN SuDstufltui Niditiers utsuiiiB u
" work had better send in their names at once
t, the price will unquestionably be advanced
D. non-subscnbers. 7. Elwood zell, publishe
n Philadelphia.
10 The Educational Gazette for June is fill
ie with reading matter alike choice, entertainil
10 and instructive. Its readers not satisfied with
It, monthly visits, have prevailed upon the publis
ur ers to issue the Gazette weekly, the first numb
nd to appear July 1st The publishers are O.
Turner & Co., AIS Locust street, Philadelph
The terms will be $2 year.
~ Tho Little Corporal for July comes to
~ greatly enlarged and improved, as well as fin
ia' illustrated. The wonderful growth of this juv'
eM lie has been as surprising as it is interestil
m Its matter is entirely original and of very hi
i's order In its new form it must become mi
lot popular than ever This number begins II
ac- volume. Terms one dollar year. Publisi
by Sewall 4 Miller, Chicago Ill.