The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
Literary N.se..

John Morley is to publish volume on
piderot-
Z 4inbtlie+ novel by Anthony Trollope,
19Fhe Prime Minister" will soon appear:
The new work OF the Rev. Hugh Mac
milan win be on "Our Lords Three
Raisings from the Dead ."nr,g4 zgy |
DR.. E. dePressesse will publish a new
volume on Christian Life and Practice in
the Early Church.. 80 .z.r.zr /
+ A book by Thomas Hughes, on "The
economy Of Thought and Thinking" is
soon to be published. L
"Grace for Grace" soon to be published
in England, will have an Introduction by
d. G. Moody. -s2eaqalaD aal .5anuo
joaquin Miller's other novel, "The one
Fair Weman," is already announced for
publication in London. .,m. s,
The Prose Works of Sydney Dobcll arc
to be published, under tile aeditorship Of
Prof. Nichol of Glasgow. .ss',1.ui 1850
Score one more for royalty + The
Poems, Essays, and Speeches" of His
Majesty Of Sweden are to be published by
Messrs. Bentley. ...,.. ,,.r. .... .u,.s>ra
A new edition cf Landor's works is
promised by Messrs. Chapman & Hall,
London, to Which John Forster's memoir,
revised, will be prefxed. |
James T. Fields will have paper in the
November Ha,per's on Barry Cornwall
and some Of his Friends With many por-
traits and facsimile. '. u
A Scotch writer, the Rey. G. McCrie,
will treat Of "The Religion of Our Litera-
ture' in separate papers upon Carlyle,
Browning, Tennyson, and other writers.
Mr.. Lossing's volumeon "The American
Centenary to be issued by Messrs. Porter
& Coates, will have the proper number Of
steel engravings, viz: one hundred.
Not all the new words are "American-
i.ms." An English author, F. K. Laird,
announces 'The Ranbles Of Globe Totter
in Australia, Japa,, China, Java, India,
and Cashmere"
MIR. Hone, son of William Hone,
Lambs friend and the editor of "The
Every day Book" ETC., ia collecting
materials for a "Litc and Correspondence,
Of his father.
The long-promised Church Quarterly. t.
which Mr.. Gladstone, Mr.. Bsrestord lsope,
and other leaders, are to contribute, is an
nounced positively for publication this
month, in England.
Tie Rev. Z. E. Hale will have story
in the November Ha'per's,, "The Modern
Psyche The number will be strong in
poets, with Mr.. Stodarj, Miss Phelps, Mr..
Aldrich, Nora Perry, and Mrs. Thaxter.
Capt. r. F. Burton has completed the
MS. Of his new work, entitled 1.-TWO Trips
to the Gorilla Land and the Cataracts ofI
the Congo" 1t will be illustrated with
wood engrsvirg' from the author
sketches.
Senor Cas:e!ar's new volume is in al
vaneea preparation at Harper & Brothers.
Besides "The Life Of Lord Byron" which
gives it title, it will include papers on
Hugo, Dumas, Girardint Daniel Mann, and
Theirs.
D. Appleton & Co., are to publish SUI
perb volume, with Photographic portraits
and brief sketches of English Poets, the
being Of German origin, and
similar to the well-known series of the
great musical composers.
Lovers Of the Arabian Nights-and who
are they that are not?-will take pleasure
in forthcoming English book, "Arabis-
Ian; or, the Land of the Arabian Nights;
being Travels through Egypt, Aratia, and
Persia, to Bagdad," by W. P. Fogg.
President Henry Coppes of Lehigh
Cniversity has undertaken the editing of
The Comte de Prriss History of the Civil
War in America" as translated by Mr..
rasistro President Coppee is graduate
If West Psint and is we'll versed in mill.
ary n.ttter. 10. 10 f