New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
LITERARY NOTES.

LITERARY NOTES.
An eight-volume history of Prussia, by Capt
Wyatt, announced in London the first two volumes Tor
An English novel-wTiter Of some teme1ity
announces Dante and Beatrice, from 1882 to 129o-a
romance"
The Rev. DR.. L. p. Burr's volume of Parish
Christianity for the Uncoverted," Toward the strait
Gstcr Is promised by Mcssrs Lockwood, Brooks q Co.
for next month
The Earl of Dunraven, who visited this
country last year. viii publish narrative of his travels
In Upper Yellowstone region under the title OF Ihe
Great Divide .
A new edition Of Prof. Jowott's Plato"
with revision of the translation and Improvement OF the
ptroane;Ions "a announced in England by Macmillan
Co, IN -four volumes Instead Of FIVE
A new edition of early English poets is to
be edited by Mr. A. Il. Grosart for publication in London
1.-THE Complete works Of Gcs Feteher" now II pres.
viii be followed by those OF sir John Dawes anu Oh
Phnip Sidney.
The first book of the year from Mr.. Il. A.
Proctor who is too busy taking care OF the universe 10
stop to write about America viii he on "P U has a ah
s bath S OF tSe Jews S''A ''''' va ~
A collection of "Myths and Songs of the
nth Pacific" made by the Rev. W. W. On ron 'iic
many native versions he took down while missionary
ilerS vii be naisGcd by MessIs. II. s King Co.. Lon
don. Max Muller writes an Introduction
To those interested in local chronicles a
"History of the First Church Of Springfield, Mass am
,e from a lecture by Judge Mcrris Of hat place VIII
H. Yfir,alo t is soon 10 be Published with pOrtIaIs
:, 0. old svTiu gdeld WORTHLESS and local views
The Hon. Geo. w. McCrary, II. c., late
Chairman the Committee OF Elections OF tnc Rouse OF
Kcn~csentaiivcs made use OF ha study and e<petl
.nle In Sat capacity t. prepare treats 81 800 iasts
ON the American La~ OF tlect-"is' AZ VIII 'S FN'''N
this Fail in his state, Iowa.
"The Pnri;ans and Queen Elizabeth' is the
,tle Of n worl, by Samuel Hopkins dealing with tile
Church, Court and Parliament OF England from inc
reign OF Edward VI To tho death OF tas 3cc3i WHIT
M 4 ID. Il. Randolph d Co VII! issue tils ran
Tx-rrcsileut Mark Hopkins pleiaeeS it with an MIRO
duclory note 80
Credit shonld be given to the State Charities
AID Association in this city for reprinlns' previous 10
,bo;r ,nllcatu in book form i'm England, palnphct
1Sit NJ 0e:ayia !iiiIs articles the EOie oi TIE
London Poor" Thy we're iist s'tActcu, IT, i,s :s
,j,L1v and WGcmihGnS by the AssoolaCoA u! po4il's
sion OF Mis- .iil
Among the important articles in Volume
KILL of "AppletOns' American Cycopedia' are TIE
titles; palestine" Paris" Paper" Partnership
rsisnisi, penpaci literature" Pcfsa
Peru" Petroleum" "Paosop'y" "Phon"91Hphy,
Peotosr9Pgg crai FEccgo9y, rope Portugal"
potter" "Prcshytcliauisln,' and Z" Pintns-
The Bunker Hill Centennial is to lind record
IN vol lme announced by Messrs. a. Williams Co..
Boston by special Mt with the municla gov
eminent. Besides the description Of the celebration
which viii form tic body O. The book, appendix VIII
cu;an survey Of The literature q 'nHcr !iin WIN
nnnoTtaty OF byiug only 200 copies Of ths book, whch
viii he an octave illustrated with ten hehoype l"'eS'
at y.
Certainly the Icelandic Millennial celebration
tss attracted gratifying attention to that bit of earth
from this sle Of the great Bayard Taylor was ne
leader Of tho boolmacrs and the ists not closed
An ime ricau Ia Iceland, aud he also adds 70
doscr tious OF the scenery ard poodle OF !e isn '
biso~c notes lis ouut OF the commemorative cct-
rlones. lie includes also some notes On TIC oi"he!
Shetland, and Farce Islands
Prof. Bonamy Price viii set forth his views
on Currency in work to DC issued by the London pub
fishers Of Prof book. The WORK VIII consist
Of an exclamation OF the OF currency who "rnade
Of metal or paper 10y scientific analysis, pointing Out lis
relations 10 tie national wealth, showing when it does
I'm, Il, connec ion with bauAiAs. 1t VIII further deal
viii tie qu, sti0ns. what is bark aud WEat Goes
h9ni do eNainng the relations existing bctNcea inc
uoncy market and tie wealth OF nation, anu VIII cX
anime the nature Of h3nkng crises ac me iS|9 .ioel
winch trey l.. H. indicating the Gd5cs from which luce
disasters spiins, and the most likely means Oh escaping
them"
Mr. Stoddard can hardly stop with tenth
"Byhrac" fol tie appetite for personal "reminiscences
ny no means sat sled ana titles follow III rapid
procession in tie En-. lish announcements memoir OF
the an Hayden. ~ his with correspondence ara
iabletak IS Of the most interesting FOR the book
will contain large number Of unpublished letters from
Keats, wi.e. scutlcy, Leigh Hunt. CHARLES lamb,
E;rkup Laudsccr Wordsworth, and others as wen as
lIa dous official correspondence respecting the E'sn
Marble y decoration of the Houses OF Parliament and
IL t,uufA,i.n 0i National school OF AIT Inc heVk
will he illustrated wit portrait drawn from cast OF
H.. flce and flcpdes Of many Interesting Ektlees m
Guiding pcf rat ~ Hayden drawn by Keats, and sde
facs OF Keats by Hay Con- and sketches OF M,ke, Legh
n nt, Mli F0ote, az well as NE ol'hhes ior sVeil
a. his rantincs al lcDTOduCef nom the ORIGINALS IN us
imiruai, TLc long-rromised Life OF william Goodwin, by
Sr Kcean Paul. is to be Issued Immediately, and this
cr,ains more unp:n: ed letters OF Lamb C0ledee, shell
lev Airs sAclcy. Gcdwn himself Mary Weolstonecrait,
and others Mr. Tau has IN his c,sessioH TIC Scraps , o.
pete work eni the diary careiuhN Kcpt ny mn u%VsF
The Wboe OF h. career Ia the middle ana ater part Hi
his le day is passed 10y vi out soine record. 10
sister and assistant OF tie great astronomer pFeae1 ~
tbc wife 81 Can't. HeIschc his grandson. New letters OF
Sir William Will be included III this
With especial timclncss for the American
market Prof ". sauley Jc author of TIC important
treatise on 1.-THE Methods CT Science" has prepared lis
prcais d treatise Money and the Mechanism OF tx
change" for the International Scientific series. II VIII
be issued nv D. APPLETON d Co about the first Of October
Prof Jovons defines the book in bis preface as "a de-
,crijvc essay the past and present monetary sys-
tens oftle world the materials employed TO make money
fine r. allaons under which the coiue struck and
issued the natural laws which govern their circuaou the
several modes which they may be replaced by the use Of
papcr documents and finally the method in which the
usc OF money is Immensely eeononized ny the chcT.
and clearing system now hens extended ana perfected
He viii have 1t Tat this is not book on currency but
rather grammar OF money, ior nc SAYS Iat cuilcny
H. 10 tic science OF wat the squarg OF the circle
diclt TO ascertain bis opinions wien ne speaks
O. 1.-THE SsOlr@e OF paper GoJrS, referring 10 us OYER
use, and r,lirulcs the rlanro9sts Who spend tneir
time and fortunes IN cnue4N9tng 10 convince II uu
world that poverty be- abolished by the issue Of
printed paper" Prof Jevons enumeratcs and ex
plains IL didcrc nletaods Of paper currcncN and III.
tinal conclusion is that the only method Of
regulating the of the currency is TO
leave at perfect freedom TO regulate iiscf !" The
pgDr circulation should be made - increase ana dlii
In VIII the amount OF Sod DEPOSITED IN eXenanSe Tor
tive notes accetCd III place OF coin which consu'os an