New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
LITERARY NOTES.

Another Southern magazine, to be called
The Nineteenth Century, is to be issued at Charleston
3 g. Among its principal contributors are number OF
famous Southern names OF which the bcngh'eu Norn
has never heafd.
The bound volumes of Harper's Magazine,
Weekly Bazaar tho past are now before the
pullio IL wond be difficult 10 select more valuable and
Entertaining additions 10 ones library than theSe Illus
trated periodicals.
DIR. Dio Lewis's new book. "0ur Girls just
published by Harper Brothers is already IN such De
maud that the publishers with the immense facilities
AT Their command find difficulty in supplying the orders
tiat come pouring in from every part Of tire country
Part Fifth Of Herbert Spencer's Principles
of Psychology" consisting Of Physical synthess Psy
choogy or The Science of Mnd,@ by the Rev. DIVERS
Munsel D. D.. and "A Treatise on Diseases of the
Nervous System" by DIT. Vim. Hammond are al an
nounced by Appleton d Co. for publication in March
"VeIa,n novel, which The Edinburgh Daily
Pcrie,s pronounces charming" and "The Hotel da
Petit st. JEAN by the same author will appear from the
press Of d. Appleton & Ca. shortly. These books are
very fresh in style and original in method They are
likely to have general appreciation among eut""'eu
readers.
G. p. Putnam g. Sons are preparing a new
edition Of Haydn's Dictionary of Dates"-a noble
volume unequaled in its department with Supplement-
brought down to 1871, and including the Frncoi
war IL viii be ready in April aud the Snppeiuen' S
he furnished separately 70 purchasers Ol previous e
lions.
Harper g. Brothers are making progress with
their new edition OF the late Dr. Barness Notes on the
New Testament which were revised by the author just
prcvous TO his Sudden death The notes ON the Acts are
inst ready for publication, ana uoSe on IOhs arc a"
hOunoed as nearly ready.
Next week a very interesting series OF per-
soDal memories Of famous men and women, by 3 O. ha
with numerous Illustrations, will be commenced IN
Turner's Weekly Few men have had better opportnn-
ties OF personal intercOuse WIN the suthors ana
az he early part OF tins century than Mr.. Hah Iffs
Memories are fun Of delightful anecdote and GOSSIP
a. 10. otipa %
weekly.
Harper g. Brothers have issued new edi-
ton OF Tennyson's Poems" in volume Illustrated
including the exquisite Songs OF the Wrens" with the
music OF Nj Arthur Sullivan. This is now the only com
nee edition OF the Iaureates poetieal works published
i'm this country IL is marvel Of elegance ana CHEAP
ness and lts popularity Is shown by thesae Oh o'e' O'
copies within a year.
"Tbe Unity of Italy" is the title of a hand
some volume to he issued in a few days by Putnam
a Sons II includes all the addresses delivered at
the recent great meeting the Academy OF Music and
large number OF letters and essays by eminent uie-
frv and progress OF Italy. Some Of these Letters ana
essays are carefully elaborate in their details ana iho
volume will he Of permanent historical interest,"
Nv arrangement with Messrs. Triibner q
Ia of London. Messrs. Putnam & Sons win issue an
American edition % a capital book for boys and young
mon entitled The Young Mechanic" by the auth0r OF
'The Lathe and it, Uses" Ii i book 20 delight uu
~ mind" and only need little practical instruction 10
become very good amateur or not proiess'oh"V 'E'l'
penierS and cahinetmskers.
OF great interest to the admirers of Keble's
"Chri.ap Year viii be Miss Yonges Musings overthe
Christian Year" and "Lyra InnOcensnus;" together
with " Cleaning OF Recoecons Of the Rev Jolnkeble
gathered by several Friends" which will be published
by d. Appleton & Co. in March This work VIII be eaGN
welcomed by English speaking Christians ana 'aeolS
lv the branch OF the Church when mas away eHtc
tanned so profound affection for kehlos poems II II
10 bee regretted that Miss Yonge coHd not have selected
- lces clumsy title for her volume.
Prof. John Bascom of Williams College has
completed a new work, entitled "science Philosophy
and Religion" including course Of lectures before the
Ioveu Institute Of Boston, which will soon be published
NV Putnam & Sons uniform with his Psychology"
1n9 lcuT - H md more The attentive study OF all
fponcfu persons and perhaps there are Few persons
iel;cr qualified than Prof Bsscom t4 present u IN
irptd gud philosophical yet reverentla spirit IN GEAR
common sense style, and with logical ability
G. p. Putnam a. Sons will shortly add to
tcir series OF Standard Historical Works new edition
Of Hnmc's " History Of England" complete in vos.
large 12no uniform with their edition of Gibbon Tins
series ~ important books economical editions, rs pu
l-hcd m connection with Alex Murray Sons Of London
mi now comprises Evelvn's Diary and MemOirs"
Pepyss "DiarV and Memoirs;' AikeHs Court OF queen
I,1aboft." Wa-rou's History Of English Poetry, ana
oinrr English classics wOrhys OF all good hlTailes-
Printed compact form, with eglbe type put less
expensive than any former editions Of these works.
Aiessrs. Appleton & Co. will publish early
in March Mr. St. George Mivart's Genesis of Species"
work now attracting extraordinary attention in Ed
gland and conceded be the ablest argument against
Drwn's theory yet advanced In no work in the En-
g>h language" SAYS me Lonaon Sa.gag htb't~'
broad and vigorous grasp o. iacts' ahd rue ,ne
lbcra and candid temper Nj MlyaIt does 3@t Gecry
as false baseless the whole CONCEPTION OF Natuia
lection Int simply ia IL but out Of many con
current principles OF differentiation
Or. Naphegyi. a Hungarian gentleman who
published. few years ago, a sunptuous folio, album
u Language" and is TIE author OF book Algers,
90 he Arabs Is 10
dlrough Messrs. Putnam d sons new book of African
travel which has a promise Of novelty. It is called
s'Glardaia' THE of place in the Oasis In the
esctl and IS record OF travels across the Atlas Noun
Iaus and Of ninety DAYS adventure ~ the Great Desert
AZ sahara This picture Of life IN regions rarely visited
by Turopean and where the thermometer often touches
1sao is "A curious contra the recent readable
account hy KEENAN,, Of the Arctic deserts IN empera-
furc 90 co. Jc0p zero lis latter book fIeht Lie III
siucrisD has reached tfth edition.
The late Sir John Barrow's account of the
"Mutny Of the Bounty" which appeared nearly forty
wears ago for long time formed OF the most popu-
lar volumes Of district school" libraries, combining
s it did the charm Of with that of actual adj
venture The interest In this story will he revived nv
the appearance ot Lady Belchers "Mutineers Of the
Bounty" which Harper Brothers Will publish next
week Lady Becher is the step-daughter OF Capt Hey
wood Who az the time of the mutny midslpma
the Bounty and had access 20 many private documents
compiling her account ana many interesting details
her narrative complete and connected than any
that ha- ioic'ofoe appeared Inc volume is Illustrated
with portal and sketches ui SCENERY
The American Social Science Association has
made aecements with Hurd & Houghton, New.
York The Riverside Press Cambridge, by which this
house undertakes the publication of their Journal and
other works The third number of the journal is in
press containing valuable papers by f. L. Olmsead, C.
a Perkins Francis Bacon d. C. Gilman, and Others, and
- A1i,Ti,f, has hcsles. nearly ready very inter
..tng papuhlet entitled Free Public Libraries sug-
,,.,lo,s on tlcir Foundation and Management A more
.deiabe undertaking il their very cartluly pre-,
p,rel Handbook for Immigrants 10 the Ihtcd Slate
9he s thorough book OF it, kind yet Offered u the IN
."iii,n,lt ,,,.,1irrtnt Ulud az HOughtOn also au-
,niucr on their own account Culture ana keHSlOh IN
onc al their Relations by Principal sharp OF ST. an
800 s,.,aud and The Last knight from the Ger
-, - Ann.t.Ius Grim. translated by john y. Shfset