The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-01

Is "Record OF Marriages and Deaths on the Pacific
Coast" carefully compiled for its monthly issues
nom the entire press, and arranged In two alpha
bets. one of deaths and one Of marriages, with
names, places, dates and ages.
A BUCKEYE CAssANDRA In breeches Is about to IN
nict upon an unbeleving world "History of the
Declension and Prospective Fall OF the Great Re-
public Of the United States.n
SUCH RADICAL and revolutionary journals as the
Boston Pioneer and the Cincinnati VolEsblaN have
risen to the high honor OF being prohibited by the
Austrian government In all It's dominions. Herr
Hassaurek must now rely upon his home circula-
ton or smuggling.
The CELEBRATED MADAME RArTAzzI's MEMOIRS,
so long heraded, have at length begun to appear.
The first three volumes are entitled, by the fair
author, "Une Jestnesse OruQeuse."
THE DECADENCE of the Paris MOntteur has reached
point where 1t has less than 900 subscribers. II
was for three-quarters of century the Official jour
nal OF the French government.
''SCiss0RS AND YARDsrICK, or All About Dry
Goods" Is the title of a forthcoming book intended
TO I'LL gap In commercial literature, giving full
description Of each article In the complicated stock
OF dry goods merchant, with upholstery and
house-furnishing goods. 1t is prepared by Messrs.
G. NJ Brown and O. l.. Gates, and will be published
at Hartford, In the land Of notions.
has been made by Frederick 8. Dickson. Of West
Chester, Pa and will appear from the press
shortly.
AMONG NEW LOCAL HISTORIES forthcoming is Mr..
Joshua Antrlm's History of Champaign and Logan
Counties, Ohio"
The HIGHEST PRICES for magazine articles are
paid by the French and American publishers.
l'HE NUMBER OF PERIODICALS issued In Italy was
sos in January last.
The LATEST CONTRIBUTION to the literature of
proportional representation, or the suffrage OF mi
norities, Is by an Italian Signor +. Genala and Is
entitled "Dela Liberia Equivalence deli Sulfragl
nellie Elezoni."
ROBERT CLARKE Co., Cincinnati, have printed
Fishers 'Digest OF the Reported English Cases Re-
latiRg to Patents, Trade Marks and Copyrights
edited by Henry Hooper, OF the Cincinnati Bar.
NEW WORK on English phlology is in the press
OF Ippincott, entitled, 'Studies in the English of
Bunyan," by J. b. Grier.
"WILD LIFE IN THE FAR WEST" by Captain
James Hobbs, Of California is In the press OF Wiley
Waterman Eaton, Hartford.
THE New UNIVERSITY LIBRARY at StrasbOurg has
already $4,000 volumes A professors chair on
American political and legal science adds to the at
fractions of this university.
The PRESENT QUEEN OF HOLLAND, who must have
very pronounced and exceptional literary tastes,
spends 1t is said, threefourths of her income in
gratifying them. 1t is she who invited the Ameri-
can historian, John Lothrop Motley, to a Dutch
palace TO continue his historical labors after he
requested to resign the English mission.
AMONG RECENT FRENCH BOOKS is ''PrOudhon, Sa
Vie, ses Tuvres ct Sa Correspondence, by NJ. Chas.
Clement
DIETZs COMPLETE LEXICON to the writings. Of
Martin Luther has reached the letter II.
II La
critic, Sainte Beuve, is now publishing his "Sou-
venirs ct Indscretions." Save from our friends.
THE Golden CLUB are about to complete the pub
lication Of the works of Richard Cobden by an issue
of his letters, In two or more volumes.
AN ARABIC ENCYCLOPEDIA Is to appear at Bey-
rout, in $50 parts.
The TRIAL or THE PUBLISHER OF the Paris Figaro,
at the suit of General TrOchu has just been pub
lished in book form.
1860 NEW WORKS. reprints of old ones, ap-
peared in Germany in 1871.