New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
LIYERARY NOTES.

Stndley g. Co., st. Louis. publish, as q small
pamphlet, the addresses of Coy. II. GrLz Brown and
others the inauguration Of the monument to he late
Gen Nathaniel Lyon who icH at tLe oattIe OF wilson
Greek.
A volume Of macaronic poetry, by James
Appleton Morgan. esq, lawyer Of this city, is now
going through the press Of Iurd & Houghton, OF this
city is to observe that within the last hundred
years but three volumes OF this character nave een pub
nshet-one III Germany, one IN france, ana one IN
England the present volume being The first ron an
nonadic literature is the production Of lawyers.
The August number of ScribHer viii have
several attractive rations among which series
ol views OF Tie Vassar College bindings and grounds,
some character sketches rom tie Caucasus portraits Of
President GRAY oi the National Academy and the sclp
tor Ward and reproductions Of the celebrated Beard de-
signs lor the approaches 10 the Museum Of Art. The
most remarkable contribution is Miss Putaaus account
of some Of tho French Leaders" in tine form
OF sketch oi the Provisional Government OF
the atli OF september Otncr coutriDufors to
len, Miss TIofton j. r. G. Ha>Sard izaheth 4kars
Alien. and H. i. IucEer1nan. Among the JeclS edi-
IifrranTc and the Treaty Of Washington" M stall
man now in this country brief vsi', contributes to
the department Of Culture and Prg-re>e AmOad' a
review OF the exhibition Of the Engt,h Academy,
Harper g. Brothers list Of announcements
for the Summer comprises several works of mor than
ordinary interest. Amole them observe "Iic Do
nestle Life of Thomas Jefferson; coapicd rom Family
Letters and "reminiscences, by his great cranddan zher
Sarah " Randolph" This viii he most valuable and
interesting addition t. American Biographical Litera-
ture II exhibits the great Statesman n tLa most NJ
tracrve light not only IN his public eileer hut IN all the
relations Of private life at home and among his neigh
ors portrait and several ohec Gnc illustrations viii
adorI It's pages Tle second volume 0 Lord BiCghanls
Autobiography Is alsu nearly r.ady. II extends through
some of the most Interesting pcrIods of bis bte. An
other contribution to biography viii he Ahbctfs Life
Of Frederick the Great" Just concluded in HdrPerf
Bngczine withort pretending 10 be Serg philO,erbic
or profound, ~ g1yps, In piIJesqpa ild vr e"the
form the story Of ,he great kiuGs eNCiHl "aifN ana
0n the w4Ole prcsf nts yeiy st AcW ot mr. 90 @idrt
Tine volume Will he "a hdud-u's affitAN, ana VII NC
ir0fusly Illustrated. Another hook un Tie ~ bears
.he attractive aud suggestive t1e. Reindeer Dogs ana
snow Shoes II Is the record u series OF trJvcis ana
explorations In SiDcTii, made IN 1873 81 by phrY OF
scientific gentlemen undir Rc AUSPICES ui ne Elsso
American Telegraph CoplJty. TAG author NJ Elrh-
ard j. Bush was member Of the expedition HIS lohI
nal il full OF pleasant aHl curious adventure, hd ~
Illustrated with many setcifes Of scenery incident ana
character Our juvenile Faaeis, IA well as those who
their years viii plcs3cd to lesyn that among lhe
books promised for early delivery by their hicnds The
HarpeIs is the lrst 0f series uf Books Tor Glrs ed
tied and part written by Mis- Mul0ck II Is called
"IAtte Supsinos Holiday" and Is pretty illustrtted.
Among tho purely literary announcements ny thc
Harpers notice edsiion Of Lord Lytt1ns poem OF
king Arthur" They also announce book which VIII
be OF interest 10 toacliers and stndensS.r Charles
Lyelps "Btodeyt's Elcwesits Of Geology"