, 1873-07-06
LITERARY NOTES.

egrnph VIM still unborn, ami tho Now York mud
Philadelphia daliea woro uncroatol nothlngs.
LITERARY NOTES.
NOR, Ills !" Historic lu Dix.not,vicmo sioojo'
Mr.. Frothlnghan,'s "Iifo OF Theodore
Phrkor" Ia expected In tho fall.
Prof. Jnnos orton, Of VaBsar College. has
book In press on The L!bornl Education of
Momen; tho Demand and tho Method; Curront
thoughts In America aud England"
Mai. Bon. Perley Poore has hIs nominis-
Politics" 7" III an advanced stage OF preparation.
.ue -Hgrd .9 / Houghton have noar1y ready book
from tho pen OF Mrs. Mary C1emnlor Amos, tho
proposed title Of which Is "outlineu Of Mon,
Women, and Things"
--Nnat'a " Piokwick" to whicl, tloro Inns boon
much looking forward, will be Issued immeti-
ately by tho Harpors, In thoir Household Diok-
Prof. Henry Mor1oy's "Flrst skotch Of
E3nglish,, Literature has juat appeared In Eng
sketch is = very modoas titfo.
MIR. Wnltor Bagehot'a now book, called
:" Lombard Street, a Description Of tho Money
history. # giyoa an account Of ito London
Of England.
a posthuu1ous volumo Of poetry, by Lamar
~, tho. han tunt appeeEed., II contains some Of
thonBht unworthy to 300 tho light.
The letters Of tho Countoea Of Sunderland
(near l880) hayo recently boon published. They
o.e nto ohsrmingly yi?acoua and pointed full Of
tant light On tho times Of CHARLES II.
49,, -E1iss Draddon's now novel, "St1angers and
PngEims,s will appear In July.
The Appletons have nearly roady "The Go
all tho documents.
"A aerios OF Japanese storioB, chiefly hunoz-
GUS, illustrated BY Japanese artists, Ia In prcpn-
ration BY Mr. Edward dreey, author Of 1.-THE
Queen's satlorr, etc., and Is expected to appear
Tho London 1lteneun, says that combine
ton OF oight provincial nowBpapors In that coun-
try has just arranged for the publication stimuli
tap.eosnnly tan. Of talo by the author Of Lady Aud
1t Ia rnmorod that Prot. Roth, one Of tho od-
itors Of tho Sanaorit Dictionary published at St.
Petersburg. and for many yoarS Professor Of
sanscrit Ct Tubingen, Is to DO appointed to tho
chair Of Banecrit and Comparative Philo1ogy in
tue German University at straHburg, yaca&cd by
Mr.. s. q. Hall hns written temperance
poem, which wll bo published IL London undor
work viii be illustrated by Messrs. Pools, El. e.
more, Faoa, Dobson, z. NJ. Ward, John Tenniel,
woll-known artists.
story e 8ne, ss ~. 1s this nss
and tolerant; but whom Lord Melbourne, whom
he Ind como to Hoe upon some business, in
torlardod his conversation With much curplng
and swearing, he quietly romarked, LET us rs
an snd fol Se see sp arc
-An interesting exhibit Of the comparative
popularity Of DickenB' works in this country IL
shown by tho sales. david corporheld"
stopea ssRas s aotoa too heae Sf The 1
thon Nicholas Niclslcby," ~ Oliver Twiat,h and
""Domboy " and Son." Tho "Tale Of Two Cities J"
conS;; Nathan , Sargent, Of Washington. who was
and is . veteran politician han in pross his
:. "Reminiscences Of Mon md Public Events from
tho commencement of Mr. Monroo's AdminiB-
tration to tho Closo Of Mr.. Fill1nore's (1B17-
ls5sl + VII! DO aeon that tho latest recolleo-
IA writer In tho Fo'taightly Reuie,o for Juno
nums up hlr. Fitzjasnca Stephens theology in
thin llttlo story: Tho mnBtor Of workhouBe
in Eeacx was once called in to act as chaplain to
cd some hopes Of heavon but this the master
abruptly cut short, and warned him to turn
Ills thoughts towards hell. And thankful you
o"ght to be, said ho. that you have hcll to co
An economical English woman has publish
cd book entitled 'How to Dross on ELS q
Yoar." Tho chief obstacles to so doing, ahe
1nys, aro lnen,,, who object to any but pretty"
dreasos, aud like to SEQ women net of by lcoora-
two art., The ingenious author makos out her
case, and rcelly shows good supply Of dresses
for +f15 a year in London.
-,Falr Priccs we're obtained for tho books and
autographs Of tho late John r. Thompson, in
lorn Goethos "Faust," With his. dedication nnd
preface, brought s2s presentation copies from
Tennyson Of hie aorora1 longer poems 81 to s22
each tho AUTOGRAPH lettor Of Washington, e10o.
prom!so BY subscription ca1lforns CO.
Sketches OF Lifo In the Golden State" bY Col,
Albert 3. Evans. author of sour Sister Ropub-
ic," which makes large and interesting octayo.
"A now Dagster. iaaue is tho :" Blank-psgod
Dlble, which has tho peculiar foatura that oaoh
leaf is printed on but one Bido. tho other side
being left blank and ruled with delicate Ines.
by ths arrangement each page of tho text has
facing it q pago Of blank paper for manuscript
notos.
The first number Of tho now quarterly Of
which rumor has been 1.-THE air for some months,
will be issncd BY the projectors. Mssars A. s.
narncs & Co.., in October. Tho materiala for
thin initial issue Of the International Reuieo
already gathered, and include papers by DR.. Nc
CoBl and othor loading scholars. paper By
Charles Francis Adams On tho Geneva Arbitrs-
ton is expected for q future number. Tho
Rcoie,o will stand to ita name, and it's editor tho
Row. DR.. J. NJ. Leayitt, is now abroad, making
arrangements for foreign contributions.
Tho Opinions Hays that Manzoni has left
hohand him great number Of manuscripts,
some of which relate to his already published
arc the mnnusoriptn Of the "Cinque Maggie"
and 1nni 6aori, which ho presented 70 his son
Pietro year ago, mud wero left by tho lattor to
hia daughter aftor his death. His notoa for tho
History Of the French Revolution" which WIGS
full Of Minute Details nhow that he spared no
trouble to collect mAtorIaIa when be had any
groat work in hand 4 portion only Of this his
tory has boon completed, tor while he WAS en-'
gagged upon It tho Italian revolution brolo out,
and Manzoni then conceived tho project Of writ
ing parallel bstwoon the two revolutions. OF
tho latter work tho introduction only Ia oomp1oto
Manxoni was very particular about his tntyle,
and ho often passed. whole days in seeking
word or form OF EXPRESSION which Nonld hast