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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
RELIGIOUS INTELLiGERCE.

Miss Smiley holds diiy Bible readings at
the church Of Or. Pentecost IN Boston.
Special religious services are being held by
the Universities of Philadelphia, in inc Church % tie
messiah, Oh i>Jclst-st
The PresLyte1y of New Orleans has protested
AGAINST the cJmuit,l 81 the southern General Assembly
10 The prcsny terrain Alliance.
Tie Vanderbilt University at Nashville, Tenn,
when was opened ths FaI an Der tic direction Of the
Methodist Epi opal Church south, now Las 100 sidt.-
4 site for the Edinburgh monument to Dr..
Livingstone has been eec,ued in Prince street Garden
Il IS 10 be a colossal bronze statue, east from model
already selected
union meeting in behalf of the mission
work OF the Methodist Episcopal Church IN ibis city = 10
ie held at St Pau, Methodist Church, Nov 2j Bisaop
Silal-ou Is tO rrcs.de.
II has been finally determined by the au-
thortlc. OF The Methodist Episcopal Church 10 change
the place Of meeting ~ the General Conference next May
from II. Loais To Baltimore.
A memorial free chapel and school building,
costing sI35 900, were recently eonsecrted IN Phiiade
pha by tie Protestant Episcopal Bishop o. peuusylya
MA. The buildings are entirely rec from dent.
During the stay Of the German Emperor at
Milan while his ysit 10 Italy, la received IN address
from The "socety OF Italian Catholic Youth" praying
hin t. grant liberty 10 the Catholic Chdreh IN Germany.
The congregation OF Che Presbyterian Church
in Baltimore, tie charge Of which the Kew. Dr. BAckus
bas resigned pledged itself to send call to any min
teter Whom its committee unanimously recommends
pastor.
The Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Missions
reports deficit un Nov Of s22G,co0. The dcncit on
Oct 1 was $4,000 During October the receipts fell
a 600 short of the contributions for the sano month
last rar.
The Rev. DR.. Schneider for AZ years a ms
sionary Of ,he American Roord IN turkey lac rliZed
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LiTERfRY NOTES.

hlessrs. E. p. Dutt0n & Co have IN press,
10 bo ready publication ABOUT the IsJ OF December
an Essay Religion auu Progress" By Henry &. ied
der.
The striking lecture given by Chancellor
Howard Crosby. Introductory 10 the medical coarrc ~
tie University of the Cry ri Newi0rs hs season
On tine Ethics of Nlec men, has been rc. reduced tn
pauet foru. I. "a ono 81 tAe most surgGBsc toHtil
butions 90 the Literature 90 the subject.
The December number Of ScribHcrs, for the
holidays viii Pc larger lb4u usual, ana v III have seventy
Illustration These are chiefly 1f travel including rc-
pr1uct oi4 from japanese at, with paper by Noah
Brooke some remarkable French illustrations of Egypt,
accompanying Tho Tour 81 thc No, ny CDas : Vel r.,
some e apaui u Skefrbrs" AMI runs in that curious
country OF tie For west tie ancient province OF T.sdyan
IL - described by MAJOR ". Powell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
THE ATLANTIC
FOR DECEMBER
pREerNrs MANY ArrRACrIyE PAPERs.

PREsFNrs MANY ATTRACTIVE PAPFRs.
HENRY JAMES IT,, brings his capital story o "Rolerick
Hudson" a cloe, and W d. II, w Ills give,
Of hs novel, rri,a TLsau1cas" CHARLI
FRANCIS ADAMS. IT,, contributes n second chapter CD
Railroad Accidents" and Mrs. FRANCES ANNE KEN
n her entertaining "Old womans Gossip" II.
H. descr bes Colorado scenery under The lite of symphony
In Yellow aud Red" F. r. sANBOEN narraes the )sng
Hsrpers Ferry in "The Vr ia Campaign Of John
Brown" II. H. BOYEsEN writes Of "The Romantic Sch
OF Literature Ia Germany and LOUISE STOCKTON con
butes excellent short story, entd Kbys Goals
Fire. The poctry OF tho nun, @ Il By c. p. CEANCH
JOHN BOYLE o'REILLY. EDGAR PAwCET'r. aud Others.
T department. Of Recent Literature contains revisws
whittier Mabel Martin" Ruoses Library ss Marx
rwains steches" and other oocss; ana those
aud Nh ven hllcd the latter benz devcto, 20 Dr.
BUl9w's FRS. In tho l nit.,, STATS
FOR SALE EVERYWitERE
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FIVE NTW ROCKS.

"InE SHEPHERD LADY, 81 JEAN iNGELOw-THE
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MRS. FLDTCHER-"ApDERI, X
uU' sOS" BY HENRY JANIS, JR.-" LO-E AND
ROOl-TBrE," BY G. p. LATnROP, AID " FAMOUS
PtNrE. AND PAINTINGS" BY MIS-. JULIA A.
sn %.
lTROH hEGULAR CORRESPONDENT or I1fn TRiRUNEl
BOSTtN, Nov. ia notable literary event
Of tie week Is the publication by Roberts BrUthers
Of The Shepherd Lady," volume by Jean lu3c-
low, consisting OF poems not hitherto Included in
any edition oi Der pDeticd works. The Shepherd
Lady Of the most luxurious issues OF the season,
in all external details. The illustrations arc by Arthur
UugLes Mary A. IIiilOc G. Perkins, j. A. Mitchell W.
L. Sheppard. r. y. {. barley, aud col Eyiinge. fne el-
gravngs IN the best style Of Linton, Anthony Ddlzcli
Brothers. aud John AndEew il under whose super
vision they arr printed. The FIRST pOem-which gives
name Tie books illustrated by ihiee dessns nom
Arthur Bughes " The 6h pherd Lady" Is the Church
bn as poem Is not to hong for quoting, vii iran
sciipe il in full
Who pipes UpOn the long, green hill,
Where meadow grass Is deepf
Tie White laiiD beats but i"hO~et9 on
Follow the clean white sheep.
The white l2ay 10 yon biEh tower
she a.heEctb IN hex EleeP.
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New Publications..
A TExr-ROOK or HUMAN pHYsIOLOGY.

n Il Il
FOR THE USE II STUDENTS AND PaACrfTIOY-
Frs OF MEDICINE BY Austin Flint jr, ". d. Professor
OF Physiology IN Bellevue Hospital Mecal College.
Large octave volume 98 pages. Proas.y and elegantly
illustrated with Three photographic Plates and Three HIM
and Thirteen EnlTAyDgs on Wood Price, In Cloth
SO medical sheep, "a.
Prof Flnrs tho "Physiology OF Mar" 10 I've
octave yoou o. Regarded the standar worf refer
ence on Physiology and IL rbAly tho most complete AID
elaborate this subject the English angsAy
VIII this invaluable boos Of References giving cpl
tome Of the literature OF physiology with copous references
70 other anhor the publishers appreciated the necessity
for ev text book for the practitioners
medicine Tho new work by Prof F1intis INTENDED
ti- pressing ant contains mcst Of the facts
n the lrg treatise without bisor cal references dus
sions Of minor and questions The bgl repai
ton OF the author IA public teacher aud the Of
larger treatise render certain that ths Text BOOK sb be
admirably adapted to The Of medical students.
In tho Text Book" al pOrtant points connected With
Hun an Physiology mated Of fully ami clearly ana mary
suiccis such ss tho Nervous yzeD the SPECIAL sens ETC.
the which - barren aud OnsLlsac'osy IN many
WORKS written or rrpubb.hO In this country are brought
fully up to The requirements Of the day.
Great ON has been given execution Of the nus
ations Of which familiar 10 American reader II
BE- ng almost impossible reproduce some Of the cuts hen
rom foreign WOrAs ley succeeded D obtaining aSr0sd
about one hundred eleorOypes ron The Original ensrabisZs
contained IA Ipcy great work Anatomy which
unequao al IN their eyccUu0n The subject "
Ger. ration "a also illustrated by hthographo plates sen
H9eckel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
GABRIEL CONROT,
BY BRET HARTE.

Shorter stosa Sketches Travel with Pictures from the
Nile and Spain, Poems with Illustrations; Pictures
from Japan" Essays Labor and Finances besides an IN
usual variety and interest Editor al Departments
But the papers which likely attract widest attsn.
ton ore two Illustrated Exploration the one in
the Old World and the other IN the New:
"THE DISCOVERY OF THE SITE OF soLoHoNs
TEMPLE" made by Prof. Beswck and chapter OF diseov
cry in lover Colorado entitled 1.-THE ANCIENT PROV
INCE OF TUsAYAE"b BY Major Powell Of the most in
resng and important OF his contributions 10 our knowledge
Of that strange hitherto almost unexplored region
The present psaent OF Gabriel conroy by Bret Hsrte
will more than justify praise bestowed upon the opening
chapters
The Boston Post saysi
IF the opening chapters foreshadow fairly those that are
succeed viii gnfvaed IN American neton
quite mriyed the representative OF that fresh ana
spontaneous literary culture that has scqu red unSone
strength contemplation Of natures gaodoUr
In the Far is serial that will make every new num-
berof SCRGBNERs eagerly sought II It had nothing else to
recommend H."
The Springfield CIass) Republican ,ays;
"Tho picture l. powerfully done The illmitahe ia
spr before you you stop ba oi Pine and read the
cry help from the canon then hagglr starving man
hurros the landscape the % impress the IN ige 81
liz Ce-t0n The artistic prJlai alton for ie booFs 81 thai
brutalizoI camp ia The canon Is peIfecL'
The Canadian Illustrated News says:
IAN that expected NJ II flnlled IN the opening chap
ers which epete With dona power and If the rest
Of the work maintains this standard shaA have found at
last THE american novel"
The Hartford courant says:
1.-THE study OF progress would be incomplete
without knowledge IT the life shch Mr. artc writes about
nhis hs wriungs Of importance and essentially
national treasure"
The g g Times Of Philadelphia says;
Bret Hartss opening description a storm In tie
worldly place alongside % DiaSens's picture Of
tbe on the ssacolst 10 Dasii Copper1td.'"
The Cinci n4u Gr.otte says
"The style rmi s strongly Of the vivid prologue q.
sues Wandering Jew"
The Pittsburgh Chronicle says;
"Hlsa wonderful picture the story vi'h such fs4
cnang opening OF becoming Of tho getnovels
Of Tie year"
scribner win begin January another American SERIAL
story, by an American author Historical aomsaee'
PHILIP NOI-AN'S FRIENDS,
by EDWARD EVERETT HALE.
The scene story laid in Louisiana aud Texas a,
ono when tbat Territory Spanish thou Frneh and
then American ami when INN emf, obtain tLs
control Of tho mouth Mississippi likely the
great Romance Mississippi Valley. Gabriel Conroy
Nil be Of the Pacific slope.
sCRIBNEEs MONTHLY ia recognised. both in this
country and usaul the srs; representative American
Magazine
by favor accorded 70 by pnbnc
shall daring the Centennial to eclipse ia former
achievements in both It's Literary and Art departments
sCRIBNER sod by al hrstclass Boohselers ard News
dealers. at ~ year, or So cent a number.
SCRIBNER 81 CO.,
No. 7I5 BIoadva7, n Y. -
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EXTERNALLY,

A TALE or THE TYROL BY Wiibeimina Won Iiil@f.
8vo. Paper covers. rrice 80 cts.
Au.rbarh the great novelist IA recent letter W
lady country pronornces his work the best short
story IN moGern German liteIa ure.'
The following tract u tom yiav d thirteen pages "a
C0rnhiU Magazine Tor November;
Unless sc a. grsatiy aAen ts romance, With IL por
raitire IT daek Gul and Almost wcri feeling which az
same time always genuinely huaan ifs narration " Hash
n1 ard i Ing events and ia descriptions Of the many
fancy stirring phases 81 Alpine scenery, "h permanently
mold high place among the beet acti5n Of TIE day."
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yAN-LFNNEP'S BIBLE LANDS.

BIRIE LANDa: TIER MODERN CUSTOMS AND
MANNERS ILLUSTRATIVE or SCRIPTURE BY The
Rev Henry Van Lenner y. D. ILLUSTRATED With upwar' Of
Wood EngraVings Two Colord Haps Syo, SD p.
Cloth, -. sheep, SO Haf Morocco %.
FAR the important work, Tor the student and
she general reader the range ~ biblical invest. a0l ever
offered 10 the American pablo.
The author reycred missionary who has spent almost
lifetime In familiar with people ~ tie East,
passed years asi3uOus labor B gathering wing and
arranging the materials compressed into this remarkable
worz AID s.iug them into unan-werahe argument for
tic authenticity OF tho sacrol Scriptures. In pufst OF tie
grand object Lf for which he posessed uhIiyaled
portnies Lcnnep bred every nook and
Of the wonderful events narrated in the sacred
volume noting the and customs Of the people, the
vi the climate The raj features ~ the landscape,
the proiucfs ~ Industries, the very arimas and
Jr AMI nothing however trivial 10 escape his OBJ
eryation might sAed ght upon Tho social rcglou-.
and political LIE OF Bible lines.
1.-THE great importance OF WORK hko Or. anLenncp,s IA
clearly apparent equally indispensable the derry
man. SUNDAY school teacher ami the pyae tuden, OK tho
BIBLE wIo ia scholarly thoUug hHcs, the vide II
iu,ude cenrncss 81 ct To- aud Che beauty aud
variety Of it, Illustrations make an Invaluable nd ion
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NORTHUMBERLAND;

or STORIES FOR EVERY BOD, AND EVEDfBoDYA
CHILDREN BY the re-. hon. r.. " Rnachbnn iingo sen,
~ p author Of WI spoa NON F-iry aDd' "Qoeer Fot'
.s,or.es tor my ChGren," vol, I2mo Cic'h hrs
tTatoi. prlce 81 IS.
Ia the stories which Il contains there are lnnb"h 10
gether witches laculaws rlre7, pigs meflnaiA mage
a.as dwarf heasants and great yaueiy Of Other
who Ialy cont together and cold Only
have been brought the book by those Wo'inus
powers of mss which confuse and e0nfornd tHe ohh"h
order Nature. neither Sic sane nor t' pp"'l u sort
,, ont pr ry and pni each BIZ place; and has'
ur learned what know about them ir'm ue ,aiies VINO
hinly supply With Information apon such subjects. have
written n down ~ vel coull aud send oui tie SIX stores
which contain under tho ntu ue anf den8naoen %
"uigalsty- Ia glsdy." From a rth0rs tToiaea
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THE LIFE OF REV. DIR. TODD.
Publish this Day

JOHN TODD: THE STORY OF HIS LIFE, TOLD
MAINLY BY HIMSELF. Compiled and Edited by John F..
Tudl ~ the Church q the Relcemor ewHaYen,
Conn. with Illustrations. Crown 2vo cloth, 81 70.
"Ths an extraordinary produ't onthe unique biography
Of unique Dr. TOid the famous champion 0f We" I'm
gland Orthodox COngregaonasm though devoted III great
degree religious controversy and gaining the reputation ~
vehement poemic, really man Of sneuiay tender
feelings, with pass Ouate taste Tor cocia ami domestic me-
and essentially poet u srliu Imagination was bis Leading
faculty. The love Of nature was d.. strongest emotional trait
H. 20 perfect cNUhence ~ LIE and wen 10 OIL age
was huJbnQ over with vyaciy and sparkling humo. There
particle Of dulIncss in his composition lie thought
nagcs rather Tran IN IDEAS ard SET forth his CONVICTION.
less by argument than by Eusai'n There was no G. eaI
h nature which A. fransuc NJ ~ crystal fon
could through the Al glance but you loani pctHF
putt sweetness and exquisite feeling bVhg 81 90
OF cccenticy gave peculiar Favor tn hs habitnai ne an
had ho bad man. would have proved dangerous one
But lie thoroughly honest Kindly and sml lie hearted io
OF administrative energy and fond q is exercise The Lie
il Curiosity great degree Il is autotograph cal 81
1,t,i .0m letter, ard other wi uss Of Or Todd coli
cor: lng hims and exhibiting TO whole with all TIE i
nutouess and Hdeii;y Of a daguereotype Tho orig
nal otons the wors BY the editor admirable showing
oat power Of d,liucahon AMI napkuess Of expression
The work peculiar q ~ fankn'ss and naiy"e ch
m is c.,laons remarkable individuality end brilliant
with ii rurr ~ Now-Eusi3nt life ami misuaunn- Oh Ne"
ENGLAND character
MISS BRADDONS HOSTAGES TO FORTUNE.
HOSTAGES 10 FORrUEE. 4 NOyc. By Miss ~ T.
John Narchno1Cs Legacy" "Lost Tor love-" "B'uud to
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Sc. Illustrated ESQ, paper, - c1uta
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literary erty and deSerys tn DC considered as Indeed ia
one Of tue wonders o. nibeieenth centHTy fcdoD. e
o,taccs Fortune II uuqresdona5y the best specim u
her later STYLE Witch Miss BrddOn has ye given us and
rresr happy combination " thOse mertorious features
winch Just Indicated. Ia the hr-t place, the novel IS
admirably periods clear cra antitheues
Is descriptions happy it, sketches oi character ara tf'e
the lite Is melsiamatic irs.ian IN conceptions
there Ia 10 pfeenuous phrseocgy IN expression The novel,
ls,iuctvy rit from the drst page t. tie as
production of powerful aud original mind and Of
mind accomplishments and disc pine are not inferior 70
the gor The initiative which 1t pOsscsses THE Hour
London
This novel - widely read Tor ia addition 10 ~
thoroughly wholesome and PHEASANT syi 10 ~ very
t. ul the reader who takes u - Loo Likely ID
ay IL 4,,,s tn au.rucd- Court Circular London
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No. 7I5 Broadwa7, n. Y.

CEILING INFELICE.
- Cartoons publishing establishment sOn. Iuarc
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pnrtrs raCzng and Thousands VI augusta
Eyans's new novel, INFELlCE.
q. W. CARLETON & Co., Publishers.
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DUBLISuED THIS DAY:
l.
RnnERICK HUDSON.

BY nsnry James. jr. l2mo 4s2 pseos ~
AS story writer De certomly soong the nfst Fhs N
r. couuir uF oivri'k Ho@On isdoe,ffIbS 81 very
high utaise. - hF stan Inteliig'sle'r
"Mn greatly adv ace M Nnte reno~n 90 40 e"Ji"E--
SpTiI X cid jsepubL.-in.
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CT. NICHOLAS

81. NICHOLAS
FOR DECEMBER
Han TO- its froospieoea unique most charming I'd
HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN"
Surrounded y several Of The reprssoB sr.aons ~ BIS
fancy with sketch life by Boyosen whh IL vaisbs
and thoroughly Tosi Of tbs cdrsns post iahd
zeal anecdotes given IN The most enter tn'ng manner
o,tho other contributors perhaps The noticeable arc
II. H.spOem Of
"THE LEGEND OF ST. NICHOLAS
Val its exquisite Illustration,
SOMETHING ABOUT RAILROADS
Giving details the history gsV~''d
the aiIvay; ard
"ONE HUNDRED CHRISTMAS PREsEE1s, AND
HOW TO MAKE THEM"
guide 10 the oa Of those paUneFabls 'da re'
hs car be - easily uleybeB one Knows h0s-eo'@
mere household Swaps.
A. for other attractions, sandy the Huachh'yh Te 20
pausc picture Of POOR MANNED ooy's hfe among e ora'
OF scotland aud g0 the interesting and goccf oos'
aAce
"sr NICHOLAS DAY ~ GERMAN"
We meet M rrovbrds,'- spor,rs ch,rsets -joe' 'n4
"Bonvg" and experience Tie degs, bunting duets "h
tien upon a Little islana Prank and @o Toad no'"
trial. and ,he Doon 81 Deaf Doll ace snfe =" li
hugj; aud Mrs Dodge cves Of her charming h! w.
with amsr, ecusy beaatinl Illustration by Miss iiliosA
but what keen rzc mems and Inspiration ~ bs sai''
from Jack ia me Pulpit or she Bd Box. which & Ne A
offers prize
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