New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-15
LITERARY NOTES.

4 volume 10y President Wo0lSey of Yale Col
egc, entitled "Thc Religion Of the Present aud OF the
Futme' comprising selection Of sermons from those
which DR.. Wool,ey has delivered during the last % years
n the chapel Of Yale College viii be published carly in
May 10y McS,is. Charles ScIbner * Go.
Some time ago Scribner q Co. published
"Therese," "The Conscript," ana Waterloo" Of the
famous ErcimannC hatIian novels, Recent events have
attracted popular attention strongly these
most admirable tales that the series Is 10 be- . further
mere sed by the publication OF "Tle BlocaGc story
which many nd surprising All the others in thrill
ing interest In sth paper covers these novels Will he
supplied at 90 cents per volume, and IN cloth at 30 cents.
Charles Scribner Il Co.'S announcements for
the next few weeks comprise number OF works of
sual interest ANA value. First the list may he
toned new work 10y Marion lIaland, the general char
acter of which is well indicated by the title, Common
N'iSe III ihe nuisenli Mhui ol tIat neal House
dress on Cavini>m, recently delivered by Mr. Froudc,
the eminent historian. upc the occasion OF his with
drawal from the Recorshp OF 1T. Andrews University.
Those who may anticipate from some Of Mr. Froddc'.
previous utternccs that he selected the Theme for III
purpose OF declaring his hostility to this form OF religious
belief, will be greatly disappointed The address j,
eloquent vindcaon Of Cayini,m not from "a theology
cal but from the historical standpoint.
The volume of Lange's Commentary COM
prising Jeremiah and Lamentations" DR.. shcdd's
"sermon on the Natural Man." and "The Wonders OF
the Heavens" lin the Illustrated Library Of wonders) will
be published In few days by Mcsrs. Charles scrioner
IL Co. BY special arrangement with the English pub
az ~,
Wexford Co will soon commence the issue of the
Peoples Edition. Of the works Thomas CARLYLE IL
VIII be handsomely printed upon firm white paper and
neatly bound IN clotl in size II will he square 12mO.
and IL will be supplied at the very low rate of 30 cents
per volume. Those who subscribe with Messr- Scribucr
Wexford Co. O the entire SERIES will have the success
sive volumes supplied at rs cents each "Saror Resar-
tus' Will open the series the French Revolutions" in
three volumes, will follow, and the other works will a-
pear at monthly intervals until the edition il completed
In the Overland Monthly for May will APP
pear one OF the most interesting articles published
in that magazine. 1t is contributed by the Rev Thomas
Condor. OF The Dales Oregon, bears the suggestive
title OF The Rocks OF the John Day Valley" Mr. Con
don has created deep interest the geology OF Oregon
recently delivered in Portland, Oregon and his conri-
buttons have already attracted the attention Of
thinkers and scientists, who pronounce them valuable
The May number of the Oreridnd Nontiy will contain
graphic sketch OF the famous Washburne Yellowstone
Expedition" which has been the subject of such likely
interest. It IL contributed by Walter Trumlu OF Helena
Montana mcmberOf the Expedition, who gives q faith
iu description OF region before unVsted 10y civilized
man. and said To surlass In natural aud wonderful
grandeur any known scenery the American continent.
A German translation of the "War Core
spondence of The Daily Ners has been brought out Ivy
}. Berggold, In Berlin.
The AHgemeine Zeitung, a high literary au-
thority, deliberately reviews translation of the New
Exposition Of the Science OF knowledge" o. g. Fichtc
author by A. T. KrOeger Of 81. Louis Mo-. ana SAYS
We have learned from this book that which greatly as
oi German philosophy Is with of the Fathcrlaud,
a bare and lenfess trunk, We hnd that IN America,
where was least Ia bc expected II meets with healthy
ana comprehensive appreciation"
The volume Of miscellaneous TRANSACTIONS
now IN preparation for the Society Of Hebrew Literature