New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-07
,oyc TgE BOOKSELLERS.

,,,, ..uealth by Good LvlngS is one OF 'no
III NJ the season. 1t sells a.. the rate OF apo"'
. tbousand copies week
rondon publishers of The Mystery oil ho"i"
I'D print an edition Of 10000 copies 10 oos'"
with. p,,
Carleton has in pres translation from .ne i,' n
,,Ionis IaccolhotS. The Bible IN lhu'a C"N Gus
.,,ewnt 70 trace Hebrew and Christian reNoi' tons
to q Hindoo origin .
S,oldon & Co have nearly ready Mt. heodore
,,,,or,s volume of miscellaneous papers AZ ready an
,,vaod unler the tile of "Sanctum SInctorum'
-. 80 Whites "Words and their Uses ~ reprinted
fon, ire GaaJy, will not appear untu tho Autumn
Nontalen,bort left three works in manuscript,
"1 so of St Bernard IT, Preface &c the VIII OF La
ordairer and collection OF papep' on the three aSt
,o,rs Of the Republic; but his executors have de
rided not to publish theln'
The proprietors of Casselrs Magazine have sccurcu
Caribaldi as contributor He has written an ac-
,ount of his adventures with Greek pirates Wheh
viii appear serally, beginning with the Apr'i huin-
Der.
Iissaid that an unpublished novel has been found
among the manuscripts Of Eugene Sue, and is now in
the ,ress Of M5che Levy Freres. The title is The
Traitor" and the present Emperor Is tue leadlhg
peqsonage. All which has a very doubtful look
The Viccr,y of Egypt has invited Louisa Mihl-
bach 10 spead six months on the banks OF the Nile
and write novel about the land of the Pharaohs.
We wish she would learn to write ali her novels IN
Egyptian, and then maybe NOBODY """'u u"nS'"N'
them.
Among the new books announced III London are
work by Matthew Arnold; novel 10y Mortimer Col
Inns brother of the author Of Tho Woman IN
White" and a volume of Miscellanlcs from the OK
ford sermons and other writings o! JoDh Henry NV
man.
A cnrionsly interesting work TO he found at Serb
.olft hx n InIupT
London. of Erasmus in Praise Of Folly" lNori9
Epcopiunll with Iolbeu's illustrations. Ii Is sumy
tnously printed, in style worthy OF such remark
able and entertaining book.
Moxon has Just published in London useful com
pauion volume TO IIaydn'S wcll-kuown Dictionary
of Dates namely concise Universal Dictionary
of Biography" edited by j. Bertrand Payne. 1t is
very comprehensive: includes living Characters ana
gives 10 each name only one or two lines beng
really what II purpOrts to be, merely an INDEX
volume of Songs before Sunrise" by Mr.. Swim
burne. is to be published in London next month In
the course of the present month we may look for Mr.
William Morris again in print not with the fourth
part of his EARTHLY Paradise, hut with " me Story
of the NolSuugs and Nibungs,' and songs rom the
elder Cdda translated IN connection with J.. Magnus
son Some specimens of TINS work nave appeared, II
We are not mistaken, in The Iort"i0htg Eer'or
The splendid volume on The Arts of the Middle
Ages and AT the Period of the Renaissance, 10y Paul
Iacroix e. Bibliophlc Jacob" Curator ofthe French
Inperal Library of the Arsenal is 10 be repubshed,
AZ a very moderate price. 10y ID. Appleton y Co, lhe
original edition printed by the famous Paris house
of Fimin Ddot, Is a triumph OF the arr OF DOGh
making. 1t contains nineteen superb Ghlomos by
kcllcrhovcn whose process IN making illustrations
of this sort Is peculiar and uulvalcd, and over 500
excellent engIaungs on wood. the whole Work
making an Imperial octave ol ABOUT HNe huhuIcu
pages.
Scribner 4 Wexford have imported DR.. Il. Wilhss
Life. Correspondence and Ethics of Benedict de
Spnozan published IN London 10y ITibneT. The
biography. founded upon the life by Colerus which
was published at the Hague over hundred years
ago and the correspondence are b3th pretty iuli,
but Dr. Willis desgu them 10 he only introductory
10 the Ethics" the kernel of Spinoza's philosophy.
Notwithstanding the influence which this Temarka-
bic Jewish thinker has eXertcd upon English and
German philosophy. and the peculiar interest attach
ing TO his personal history, we believe that none OF
bis writings have hitherto been rendered INTO In
pliSh though Mr.. George II. Lewes said some
years ago to be engaged upon a translation
This is a very remarkable statement in London
paper that one hundred letters addressed TO the late
Rev John Keble on cases of conscience, are about
10 be published We cannot suppose that this will
be done without the consent OF the writers; Dnt III
must he rather unpleasant for pous souls VINO nave
been in the habit of consulting ntualstG confeSsOIs
by letter to find that clergynen are IN the ha3ltol
preserving such communications story IS told OF
a diffident young lady who having dread OF oral
confession sent the story of her SINS TO Dr. Pusey IN
letter Some time after she requested that the
letter might be returned. but to her horror was told
that il had been consigned TO the Waste-pdper
basket!
Turd & Houghton who are now in the agonies Of
removal to their new shop No. IS Astor-place will
very soon publish, uniform in style with their neat
edition of Health by Good Living a little volume
Of domestic receipts by Mrs. Sarah \. Elliott. The
author is a North Carolina LADY, and her lessons for
housewives are meant to apply more especially TO
those parts az the country where modern conye-
nienceS have not yet displaced the mpsWents OF the
good 0d-tashioned kitchen ana the stania com
forts of OldfashiOned ardeTS. OF other books III the
press of the same inn the most imminent are
Haydn. and other Poems by gentleman who
Inodcstly walls his name The Method of Shakes
peare as an Artist bv Henry j. Ruggles. and Hans
Christian AudcTScn's sketches OF travel I'm Spain
and Portugal OF which the portion relating to
Portugal has never before appeared IN English.
The announcements of D. Appleton & Co. include an
enlarged American edition by Prof Benjamin ]. Daw-
son Of the treatise on "Obsetric Operations" by Dr.
Robert Barnes Fellow of the ROYAL College of
Physicians; "a translation from the German of Dr.
TheOdOr BllTOths lectures on General Surgical
Pathology and IheIapeutic>:' and an elementary
treatise on Botany by Miss Eliza a. lOumans They
are also preparing an illustrated edition of Bryants
Song of the SOweT.' and reading book arranged on
the Marcel system of studying Languages; 1t con
ssts of Mrs. Barbauld's Lessons for Children" ac-
cOmpanied by new French translation on opposite
pages Their list Of novels III press is long and at
tTactive MannOn Savages woman of Business,
which has been running for some time III 1pptot0HS
Journal and Tie IOrtHighty Eeciec. Is about ready
for publication in paper covers The Three Broth
eTs by Mrs Olphant, also reprinted from The Jour
ndl. is nearly ready. Ralph the Heir" by Anthony
Trollope, and The Lady of the lee 10y James DE
Mile, are now appearing in the same periodical, and
Will be rcpublIshed III book form soon as they are
finished. new story by the author of Red as u
Rose is She A Race for Wife" by the author. of
" BTeeZie LangtOn,' and HOrtenSe,' by Louisa
Muhlbach, are likewise under way.
The Graphic gives, a propos of Mr.. Dickenss new
story. column of "reminiscences OF the first appear
ance of The Pickwick Papers" from which we
quote the most interesting portions. 1--WE came the
other day the original announcement of Pick