, 1874-03-15

eaited Tor Macllans Golden Tfesz1a;f:y s1;1: Series
! collection OF Scottish Bong."i 1t is. undor
, stood that Mr. Carlyle has revised aud oorraote
proof 80 thoroughly that it is virtually his bdot
e. J. Hale: j. Son announce O ronmo unde
the title Of Down the Mississippi Mver; or
Practical Issssona Under the Code Duallo," whicl
will have twelve tull-page illustrations BY q. L
} Stephens, and an appendix containing the Amor
ing codes, -.
J -M spite Of the Nations good guess .tha
Far from the Msdding Crowd (Which tht
London Spectator attributed to George Eliot
vas BY the author ot " Under the Greenwood
Tree" the Nation intimates that the name
Thomas Hardy " may be 3 nom de plnme, ane
other papers have insisted that it belongs to q
woman. We learn from the American publish
ers Of Mr. Hardy'a books that the name belongs
OF right to gentleman vho, fortunately, Is only
In view Of Mr. SHinburne 3 recent latter, the
London Figaro wr1tes him sTlentine, which
runs as follows: .:
Bard Of ths hectic muse aud lustful l5rs,
Rant Ia not passion, nor Ia fever fro
Ths sacred spring. oh bard q blood and 1nstt
Foul not With fstyr-tread, With charne!-dus.-
IL ns i ss na5s ean
IA Life OF Christ" by the Rev. F.W. Farrar,
D. D., Master Of Marlborough College, and
| Chaplain iu Ordinary to tha Queen, ia NOW In
| preparation, and will be shortly published in
| two volumes, BY Mess1s. Caasel1, Pettor L Gal
| pin. Each volume will contain an ILLUSTRATION
from IN original sketch, made expressly for tho
work, bv Mr.. Holman Hunt.
- Mr. r. Carew Hazlitt's book about tbs Lambs,
winch bears the title Of "Lamb.ans," has bcen
kept back by copyright. difficulties, only just
settled. It embraces the correspondence Of
Mary Lamb, Yac-similcs of tho titles Of the rare
first editions Of Chsrles' writings, drawings OF
his various places OF residence, unpublished Or
| uncollscted letters, papers, and other curious
scraps.
There is probably no other living author in
this country w1oso works show 30 large an Az
erage circulation aud salo as those OF DR.. .. G.
Holland, now even better know, by his OWE,
name than under his aobrquet OF nTimothY
Titcoub." The honso OF Scribnty, with which
be ia uow associated as editor of che Magazine,
has always been his publishers, a.d rnccnt nc
counting shows that. up to date it had sold
no less than $50, 900 copies Of his books. Kath
tina i" leads with q. .6c3 copies. +" "Dt.er-Sweet
follows with Fl, 614 copies, aud Timothy TIT
copies. . =:
We want to eay word to the children OF
Parnaasus who SO abundantIy favor ua with their
eGusions. The deep sadness that peryades the
bulk Of their verso il not in harmony. with the
genius Of the age, and those who "1isp their
tunity to sink into the tomb. No pupil OF the
acknowledgements school ought to hesitate 3
moment between poetry and suicide. The tai
ented author Of Tho Wild Guldoo viii under
stanu that these remasRb are not pefsonaL-
Brooklyn argus. .
The autobiography Of Franklin. edited by
Johr D;selcv, aud published in 1865, is to be en-
larged by the addition Of important matter. It
nov nov bnngs tae stoly o. tIankne nie down 70
4'o'. oo1lns pug ae1s nse SeaIa ne nsou aoloau:
home. His letters, written at this time, contain
a full account OF his private life, and with these
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Schools the History Of Germany Will te ths
next to appear. ana W1A 90 lnnGaiate.y @ 1ohoseod
by the = History OF America" Ihe derman MS
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