, 1870-10-23
LITERATURE

LITERATURE
4 el';lline reprint Of Bret. Hartc'o :. Luck Of
Roaring CAMP IL out IN England.
-Mr. r. Adolrlns Trultope has finished
another novel, ard tho name OF it is a.
Siren.
"A nsw translation OF D,nte's .sDiyire
Comedy il tu appear in England this month.
II IL tho work ct Mr. James Forst, prcbcala-
G1furi
Appleton & Co. Wi. ru!lirt, in November,
sr eltt.sonl, a supe.bly i1lues1s,e,l edition
u Dry 'nts 'S<ls Of the Sowtr." .amon: tho
lleNs, Fcrn. Homes, Henncasy, aal Suh!l,.
.-;A.Horg forthcoming hios,sE1ies srs oAe
81 Es1,nrl. tho engineer; one Ct GeorEs
Wl:seti.l! ard Lives at the Losl ChauceI-
lcr= Of 1re land" )" ly Mr.. OFlanas.n-
y new bo''E sy Aret tl:sho0 Manning il an-
rOuneed hy London house. II will defend
tla. f.t1csn cou1cil, sna explain its <ieiln.-
tIcDs.
"A stnsy hy Walter Scott. All es.ay by
Charles Lamb, ald story by Leigh Hunt, all
ielesotcrv unpublished, arc Promised in tho
1itinh:ir iima,k,. for ISL, in which there
will he wood GUS ir abundance. hut uone of
liz cnso:ea pictures which found place III the
preceding rnn.ttr-.
-WsEnr i. whiting book about I;cetlo-
ven. wl.:ch rill he published esr}s next year.
.-cM ans! Nor II credited With tic ln,an-
tinr CT iserirg an extra Christina. nanber. in
which Eosef: Cc!!rer is TO hsve & Christmas
sermon. Al1s. stowe al Il f. E. Hale ! Christ
ma s1cr. each, With, PERHAPS, story by Hiss
Aleott and Eoeu. By Miss I:,selow.
-Nestie L'hEn.aEs are preparing uti-
fcln edition nf Nr. ri>rselis > Iove.s, 10 s..1.h
II snthcr will Irsti> 4 nrw general preface.
The ti.rt volume OF the series will be - Lo-
thtir.''
The late Mark Lemon taa left 4 uoyc.
calhd g t'Tle lane Fettiloat," which will bc
lMl lieled ehtsrt!y.
-llntd X liouGbton have nearly ready
r'+w Il EI,sete e'itlfn Of tlie works O. the late
Hon: Join +. kenredy.
The n. X! volumes OF Georges Sand, to he
translation of The Srow Mac." and = TLe
Ms!;cr Of anei! anIt, " trausllted BY Miss Dew
~. daughter Ut the Kcv. flr E, Drwcs,
-3i.rs E'izatrtt' tiarre;, ". D., who passed
tEcctrstnl!y the paIi. examination for i do
tosste, Las la:l islel her wri.'cn thesis Con
I'r1rtitrntt ray. s'it al we'll ,lesezves the
IMPARTIAL study Of the profession as say
mercerarh On nervous disc ases which has
~ rtateu rf late tsass."
-tieoree Alfred Tnwnser'' IL writing book
OF Ma1yland. liz las rs~t' s1y hetn On visit
to The Eastern Shore. WI 70 he h.s unenr.hsi
mitch interesting matter concerning the old
families autl early history Of the Stste, Of
Wh1clt. ty tho way, he il R uativc.
'-lha ntw ssGIy. ty the aul{lcr OF tho
..Schoe nt.crG- Gotta Family which Dola L
aiend will shortly publish. bea.s the title OF
The Victory # the Sanqnished." It il y
tala Of the early days VI Christianity in
nGme-
-Jsnlea Russell Lowell il engaged on hook
which FL lls. Usgaol 4 Co. are going to pub
hi, Nlten they can Het it. The fact IL. James
Eussen il a. little in love ~i,h work AZ the
best OF IL, Al Il nus being urged thereto hy the
Lectsslty of its reward, makes his booEs at
his leisure.
Mentioning the Christian Onion re.ninla
Us that a teajtr, hoticing in single number
(which is sample Of many articles by Thos
+: heesher. Henry Ward Beechcr, Mrs. Henry
Ward Beeeher, Mrs. Harriet Deecher Stowe,
ana Professor Stowe, rll,bcl his eret, and
il ai1 not read = 12.r Rrrher Union" OF, pos
sitiy, '' The fumiiy Lnt3n.''
-lrofeesor Max Muller has a third volume
Of the ''Ch'ps trum t;crn.u Workshop
a London letter announces that the
fourth palt and concluding volume Of VIM.
sforsis' Earthly Paradise" il now gcing
through The rrehs there. It will be is.ued
lc1e LS lsoacr.H Brothers, uniform with their
two editions OF the ether parts of ths work.
Tleic is s1eaCy demand in this country for
tee aosm. and the publishers have lately put
to t"c-s new editions Of both the lirst aud
Tile publishers of eu.uom.s Magazine
r.-c.t the statement .l,,. it has not pros
pered, AID say that its circulation hls always
bstn Larger tha,l that Of at least three Of tho
other pt ii. &iicaln nearest the came cila1acter
art n,otu than 1outle that OF dozen OF tho
Englisi. magazines OF lo.g established reru-
ta'iuu. The circulation OF the magazine. for
three vesrs, has averaged more than II, ,001 !;
bnt it has yielded better returns to tho con-
Iabutors than it has 10 the publishers.
.-Alr. Gi1more's history OF the Great Peace
Jusfiee il to appear carly in December.
--Mste Nellie Grant is raid to be pretty
fair poet.
-HeLrr Ward I:ceclfer's :. Life Of Christ =
will he published this fall.
.-Mr. II. F. Chorlsy will soon publish u
biography Of IsoesiLi.
TIE coming fail. 1t is entitled *' The Descent
OF 5lan And the Selection III Relation to .scx-"
"A ye,y curious lils1c took, to which rass-
itg events lend great interest, is ' The E,e-
Wary OF the Hing OF nuseia," bv Jules Jauin,
n. " fnr -sle 1t the ji!rarF of ElLhonLiles, 33s
rue It. HtucEie. Psns.3
Two new works On Couat Bismazk are
~ n9urcfd:' s'connt Diemark. Characters
tic, Of German statesman" (knnze,
1t .tit.rit): 'stoEnt Ei-tnash and his work, the
>cf:h ff.rman Confederation. an historical
s.udy by II. Y. kozrian (Daumgardteu, CrA'
cun.+-
The literature Of the present uar will,
fortunately, be recorded. Edward BaIlAmns,
well knov ny his toek-cata.ognes announces
that, as soon as possible after the war il
closed. he will is.ue a "Suryey ct the Whole
Literature Of the German War, in two parts.
harrrovttz. Of Leipsic- also announces that
be is engaged Or systematic bibliosraplT oi
the present war
The american BOOK Sell rs'N Guild. gives
| tie following comprehensive vieW Of the fal
| took'trade:
"The fall bonk-trn,.e has opene.l hrfsE1y
although inter than utual Orders arc propor
t.ouatels larger than LAST year, 7hieh indicates
| Etastbt deIlHId and go0d prospecta- BOOKSELLER
| tayc been among the most cautious Gu!ets eve
s:rcc lsE. and throughout the countT: there Is
| yeiy Email! stock OF boots IN hau,t+ This i1fn-a
| to an easy Iaouey-marEet and good crops insure
| a large and Eemunerattye tlade tails fail, lt,tl
Wholesale and retasi There has a,een NJ , q: !;
making books sufficient to justify RrneIal reduc
u1n IN prices, and hence 1AGs: Ut our Itattng pup
ltshers rase dtct:e.l 10 make no chansss t. Tn
cost Of manufacturing books today Is li.tle,
any. lees than 1t was IN 1851 the lumber o
booss imported Will not exceed the importation
Il las: A. and VITA p!oba,lJ fals below t. IN
CESSATION in tne publishing OF books II oosa Ges
Eauy and France. Ir England fewer books VI
lgelse and y, w tsss. Ss tses n r oo0n o1
ts9luction. '.Af The present noment-' SAYS tn
ifndon PusiitAe1.' C's,eniar, hut for the g
. tf3TH iGfSFfHptl3u &Uu uufuit4tUAf LA4s48 Va tu
asr, our BOOKSELLERS would have been busg..-.-
Hut it Is 10 be doubted whether at any time with!
,Aansa memory the prospects, OF the booE-srnd
se1e SO dull and It's performances SO little.
An ingenious English writer has devise'
What be thinks Ii solution Of THE Myeter.
OF Edwin Drocd." His explanation OF th
tad novelist's intention Is that John Iaspe
did not murder his nephew, but shut hin d
in crypt OF the Cathedral: that EdRln Droo
IN come way emerged from there. probably b
the help ct Durdlss. to make his appearing
safe and we'll st the end Of the atory; an
that Dick DztcherE is no detective, - mo.
readers suppose, but Edwin brood himse1
liz b1ir turned white by his perils, come bac
to wait and watch il CloiEterhau.
AN interesting feature Of the SoSembe
Gul0zy will be = portrait OF Mousiguore Cap
Qke AonsignoEs Casesby Of Disraell
! H Lothair accompanied by sket-h Of hi
written By Hre. Barrow, the t. Aunt Fanny
Of the might Cap" aud " "Pop-grn" at
ries. capefs great fcste ia the conversion I
. women, BY whom he IS regarded as tspic
priest Of eaint1y beauty. The Sove1nb
Gallery will also contain q history by the Ho
J Gideon Neiles. Of the attempt TO relieve Il
Fort Sumter garrison Just prior to the ope
: ing Of the war; Nr. Welles will bring Q
t many new and important facts, some Of viii
: tend to inculpssa high officials.
England has lost ths Oldest OK her 4
tho:t, d, leEs Mr.. Someryille, the daughter
Admiral Fas1fa1 End Translator Of La f1aco,
older. Bolton Cnrney has Just died. At I
a 9Ee Of g.. Next to him and MI9- SauelEi