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fessions in the impulse; and science had again
triumphed where human ingenuity had been at
LITERARY NOTES.


| George Cary Eegleston. The other prominent
articles are: "a Prodieal in Buskins," by
Charles Warren Stoddard Journalism aud
Journalists" BY F. B. Sanborn; " Au Earnes!
! Sowing Of Wild Oats" By Robert Dale Owen !;
"Two European Schools Of Design" BY ". ].
stilman; and "Scortish Banking" by William
| Wood. The poetry OF the number is furnished
| BY Bret Harte Howard Glvndon, Joaquin Miller,
Edgar Fawcett, Charlotte Bates. ". D. Ho"ells
| and J. i. Patt.
| In Harper's for July Harper l. Bros, New
York;, Porte Crayon has his ninth article on
The Mountains y Bishop Gilbert Haven has q
paper on - Mexico" John ". Chadwick treats
"Tbo Work Of the United states Fish Commits
sion = aud Charles G. Deshler gives "A Glimpse
| OF 'soventy-six (An these are illnstrated.) J
James Parton writes Of " Falsehood ia the Daily
Press "Tho Living Link" by Prof. De Mile,
Dinah Mu|ock Craik, is concluded. Harriet
Prescott Spo1ord, Richard Realr, aud Command
or William Gibson, U. S. n, furnish the poetry
Ia se1t5ner's ] for Julv lscribner % 4 Co. Sev
Verne and "Katherine Earle" by Adcl1ne
Trafton, are continued; IA Four-Learod
| Clover" By Sa1e Holm, is concluded; Edward
King has - Great South " article on Missouri !;
Richard Henr1 stoddard commences "somo
pers On "The Shakespeare Death-M Mask y By John
| $. Hart, "Our Etchatology" by an Orthodox
| Minister and "Strange Scenes in Strange
| Lands,'' BY GAMER d. Abain. John Fraser, Ben
| ianin 7. Tavor, Edward King, and Louise
| Chandler Moulton, ara the poets. The illustra-
| tlons are numerous.
In the GALAXY for July (sheldon l. Co., New
York;. s'Lnlev Rockford BY Justin Mccarthy,
and Hugh Granger's Wooings,"' By Emily Read,
are continued Other noticeable articles arc:
'voltai1e as Lover" By Mary A. E. Wager;
"Poand and the Poles. BY Emily Weed Barnes
life On the Palms." by Gen. Custer; "The
Voice a. Source Of Income" BY Olive Logan;
ton Grey, Mary 3. Dodge. and G. L. Mart,n
Lippincott's for July u. B. Lipplncott i Co.,
| Philalslphia} contains "Tho New Hyperion"
bv Edward strabsn, and Malcolm, " by George
3chuylkil Valley" r. Davey wrttes Of ''Old
Lisbon and Ita Overthrow - Robert Wilson has
q paper entitled "Under the Cypreas;" r.
AdoIphus Tro|lope gives "Recollections Of
Archbishop Whstely;' there is story BY tho
Alfred e. Louis and Charlotte F. Bates. Several
| articles aro profuselv illustrated.
81. Nicholas for July (Scribner 4; Co., New
| York; has for it's chief attractions = story,
'sBaby s,1vcster," by Bret Harte. and poem,
"The Eagle and tho Serpent. BY William Cullen
Bryant. There is plenty OF matter OF interest to
the children, and the pictures are numbered by
| the score.
The current number Of tho London Quarterly
York; has articles (among othars) On The War
Between Prussia and Rome" ss Samuel Wi1bor-
force" " Russian Advances in Central Asia,
Irish nome-fsu's in tba Eighteenth Century"
| and "Discoyeriea st Troy."
In the Caihoic Word for July fCatholic Pub
| LEGATION House. New York;, ths principal papers
a1e entitled: "a Discussion With an Inhdel,"
'.Anelican ORDERS" 1.-THE Jesuit Martyrs Of the
R osRiezeslaud IN is7s" sThe he Vel % Withdiarn.
Grapes and Thorns,' and Aubrey de Teres
poem OF "Antar aud cara" are continued.
Chicago Magazine for Juue (Ars. II. G.
% Grsat 1rastern Aonmy tor June CPhilade1-
American Homes for June {Henry L. shep-
ard i Co., Boston and Chicago.
Cooley, Lod!y's Book for July (from Emerson
l. stott 239 West Madison street. Chica.o).
Wells, New York).
LITERARY ITEMS.
Ireland is to have now magazine, Foto-a-
days, with distinguished contributors.
That veteran noTel-writer, ". Harrison
Answorth, has put out in three volumes, The
Good Old Times" which the Spectator FRO
nounces very correct but dull historical ro-
nance.
Tho hitherto imprinted part OF Pepvs'
Diarv." which is being decipheCed by 3ir. Nv
nors Bright, is said to relate 10 the theatres in
M. George s. billiard. OF Boston. il said to
have so far recovered from paralysis to be
able to appear in public, and be planning to
carrv through the press bis life of Prof. Tcknor.
We find in thu London Aftenguna M advcr-
tiaesuent OF ''Tha American War. Cartoons by
Matt Morgan and other artists. illustrative OF the
Great Civii Wsr in America Now first collected,
with explanatory toxt."
The Appletons have Just published tho thir-
teenth volums OF their Annual Cyclopnlla,'
in which is recorded tho political, scientific, 3d.
cia1, and literary events OF 1873
Prof. Carriere, OF Munich, tells us that, in
connection With Prof. Liebig, OF ReichenhalI. he
is preparing the ''Speeches and Trcatses Of
Justus ron Liebig" for publication. the work
will contain au the great chemists loose 1abora-
it We may term them such-easays and speeches
made on special occasions.
Tho London academy tells us that ttfr.
Browniu9'n new poem is expected to be out in
October, and that it will be on an entirolv new
subject hIr. Tennyson it is stated on the Same
authority, is writing soms new 1d!lls OF 1ho
King" OF which one is said to be finished, and all
are probably to precede " Vlyien-"
The London Saturday Rerieto does not ag1ea
with Mr. Morley in his ostimate Of Rousseau. It
says "Done into plain prose. Rousseau becomes
very commonplace humbus- There havs alwavs
boon plenty Of Rousseaus in tha world Ha was
laz7, selfish. dirty, living. canting, fll-condi-
toned yagabond, who shirKed honest work, Ac-
cepted aims and snarlod ut the hands that fed
him, and uhined and raved against the world
hecauas he was himself nasty aud ignob1o
creature"
Il London letter to tho California Neeos let
ter tells pathetic story ct two California uoots
stranded in Rome, whore they arc patiently
awaiting remittances to enablo them to pursue
their travels. They ara occupying coniointly
S12-per-month room in the Eternal City, and
snhaiating for six days out Of The sevsn on diet
OF bread coffee, and macaroni, At an expense
Of 80 cents per day each. joaquin M1sr is one
Of them.
Tho Grass Valley (Cal.) Union says: "One