New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
LITERARY NOTES

Mr.. J. w. De Forests new novel, "Playing
shc Mischief" will be published by Harper Brothers.
Mr.. Stcdman will have spirited poem OF
the war; "Rearney al Seven Pnes' in the forthcoming
Srr,JHers
A new volume by the author of John Hal
Cfuich."
The second volume of DR.. Guthrie's Auto
biography is printing by r. Carter Bros ana VIII
be ready l.. week or two.
There is to be q cheaper edition of Stanley
Ica,he's hampton lectures for 1874, The Religion OF
the Christ" Messrs. Pott, Young & Co. will be the
American publishers
A new novel, Manfred" from the Italian
Of O. Ruini. author of Doctor Antonio, Is III preSs"
g. W. Carleton n Co.'S.
The impoltant announcement Is made in the
ruc,ish rrcss-douhtlcss much TO the gatihca'ion o
vnus-that Mr.. Tonnyso Forthcoming drama VIII
contain a smile founded ON the 1ifiisiI
Col. Thos. W. Knox viii soon publish another
volume 81 his experiences cf travel under the eccc'c
,o os The work being hurried through
The press by A. D. worhinon, the Hartford subscription
pubIshc'. ~ >.
complete in one volume. s 10 be published by u. W.
Carleton A. Co. n will comprise the fcnr Volumes, A.
War Ills Book his "Tra,el,." his experiences III
London, aud hts =" Lec'ufes'
An illustrated work on Nebraska, It's Ad-
ysntages Resources aud Drawbacks with Introductory
chapters on the social economical and political power
and Inc modes and extent emigration in general IL III
press in England. The author i Edwin ~ Curiey
Mr.. Howells is TO devote the leisure when
the appointIncn OF Mr. George p IAtrop rs associate
editor Of The atlantic will give him. to the com
nation of "A NJ story which will be entirely Anercah
and viii deal with lie at one Of The Summer resorts
The important announcement is made that
the Rev. John Horny Blunt. the author OF inc ammo
taed Book of Common Pryt mas sr II VIII cost s
half much the old editions ana VIII " p"oiisnou
in this country by Po't, Young * Co.
Mrs. Jenkin, author of number OF English
rocicty novels has written new one, "Wlthin an
ace" which will soon bc added 10 the Leisure Hour
ST.. Mr. Storms new translation Of Auerhach's "On
the Heights is also nearly ready at Henry hoi %"
In single volume, library edition, OF Ia TWO Noi'e"
the " Leisure Hour - rics'
Mr.. Albert Rhode-'s forthcoming little book
an "The French al Home" divided into six parts
which treat respectively of French Character Gal
laptry, Living" a Day With the Painters Ihe
Rag-Pickers," French Words and fhrascs some viva
cos little illustrate the book, which DOud Mcau
viii issue III very tasteful shape
An interesting series Of volumes, bearing on
Biblical study is 10 he published by the Society for the
Promotion of Christian knowledge, London ard 10y
seribner. Armstrong Co.. Newiork 1t treats OF " An
ccnt History from the Monuments" and the several
volumes are written by eminent Specialists. george
smith Is The writer OF Assya from me earliest times to
The ian Of Nineyeh; :" W. X W. Naux. l. r. >. Of IerSa
the earliest times TO the Arab eHn1n.s ana "
600" They make neat l6mo volumes, with some Illus
trations
Among the contributions 10 the July Scrf6Rcrs
VIII lie another paper American Cities Mr. Samuel
Williams describing San Franeisco, "The City of the
Golden Cate with the aid Of many ne Illustrations;
fonrth article by Col Waring describing what farmer
saw in that picturesque corner Of France. The Blight Of
la Manthe;" more of Mr.. \. b. Jchnsons recoeetlons
Of Nj sumner: Of Mrs. H. H. Dayiss sketches "Ihe
Middle Aged Woman critical discussion ~ DarNn
,, r ~ mon Of Recitation hut removes the very
whole structure OF natural fcilgoni
and an apps ndix. by Nj f. c. Fairfield TO his solution
"a Gocd.for- Nothing" III. H." is among the poets.
The July Harpers will contain q second pa
per on the associations OF the Merrmack Valley, New
buryport and its NcighboFhood," by Mrs spoiord Mr.
William Blacks "Gance at the Island Of Lewis the
scene OF bis most charming stories, and "WandeIings
in Brittany by :. O. W. Benjamin. each with many
illustrations There viii De several centennial papers.
Mr. Edward Atkinson contributing Commercial hcyel-
o,ineni 10 the FIRST Century" series. and The Rev
Dr. samuel o. good usated article OF "reminiscences,
"Echoes of Bunker lin, and Nh Jas PIons chapter;
"Caricaiure in the Revolutionary Period French and
Tnrlish) uay at least he called sem-centeimal Miss
blackberry concludes Miss Ansc" Among me poets
Will bc Mr.. Adich. Helen e Ccnait ana Miss iiutchi
son tribute TO the late John Harper will be found In
the Easy Chair"
The scdate Medical and Surgical Journal
of June II viii be a centennial number. II viii contain
co,perpatc portrait Of that distinguished physician
DIR. and Gen. Joseph Warrem who prescribed for the
British hundred years ago that day with curious quota
ons from his Medical Daybook, now in possession Of
member of the family who Is of the editors OF the
Journal fr Oliver Wendell Holmes has written a SOIL
net on Gen. Warren which viii fifty accompany the
portrait, and Dr. George b. IOring VIII contribute
,aper on the Medical Profession Of massachusetts," at
The time vouti0n. Auntler paper on the " Mod
OF the Continental Army. translation
of Surgeons Notes OF ONE OF his American
experiences, AID "Reminiscences OF Tory surgeons
Part in The Battle Of Bunker E VIII also he among the
features Of this Issue.
DR.. Holland talks about the prospects OF
"nternatonal copyright" in his July 4" Topics of the
Time" he say The three parties who desire inter
national copyright the English publishers, the In
esh authors md the American authors, while there are
two strong parties against H. VIZ. the American publish
ers and the American papcrmakers. The latter have
succeeded in fighting OF just decision and arrange
ment and strong in money and influence that they
promise long time TO carry their point" so far
the publishers are concerned, he adds, an interna
tiona DOWNRIGHT would make practically impossible for
:" praci cally between English and American pub
fishers" The present state Of things depresses
American authorship ia two WAYS: The En-
csh pirate cuts ito American author Of in En-
gland. ami the republShcd English book, either
stolen bought for IncOnsidcIab' sum- OppresSCs
him at home" DR. Holland thinks that there Is no nmc
date remedy that the classes opposed Ia justice Too
strong and that International copyright can he brought
about only when American literature becomes Eaab,
ia England a English literature here The American
publisher then compensate himself FOR he loss Of
part OF his lone market by holding the English field with
the development Of their literature by looking |
chiefly to home writer's for their literary food.
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