The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-07

"The Far East, 1.-THE Great Deep, and
q The Tiny World, a will lead the SERIES
Minister Hardenberg's memoirs of the
eventful times in Europe from the rise to the
| fall OF the first Napoleon are being prepared
for publication by Leopold Won Ranke. After
Hardenberg's death the memoirs were deposit
ed in the private state archives, with special
order by King Frederick William not to pub
lish them until fifty years had elapsed
Among the new books for young folks which
ought to have wide sale is the 'Wide Awake
Pleasure Book" It is made up from the new
juvenile magazine, the wide Awake, and IS
est poems, and the most agreeable contents
generally. 1t is printed on the finest paper,
cont aims 400 large pages, is elegantly bound,
and sold at the low price Of 81 SO.
A new volume to supply the demand for
peculiarly Christmas books has been prepar-
ed and will be published by P. Fl. Gates, of
New York, in handsome style. christmas
in Song and Story" will gather tog ther COL
lection, from all quarters of literature, of the
memorials of the festival. The book will be
beautifully printed on the finest paper, ex-
quisitely illustrated, and bound in unique
and beautiful cover.
The promise of a new work from Matthew
Arm Id increases the sale of his other works
Aho HuSAoA AouoO vi bAdSullldu IL W. hh'
nounce a new edition of his Essays on Crit
cism, to include later paper "On Per-
sian Passion Play" This house will issue,
by arrangement with Smith. Elder & Co., the
new book, God and the Bible, and new edi-
tions for this market of Couture and An
archy," and est. Paul aud Professionalism"
which have not been reprinted here. ...
The volume called "Shakespeare's Plu-
tarch," promised by Mr.. Skeats. will contain
the lives of Coriolanus, julius Caesar, Marcus
Rrutus, Marcus Antonius and Cctavius
Caesar, with extracts from the lives of These
US and Alcibiades, taken from Norths trans
lation of "Plntarch's Lives OF Noble Gre.
clans and Romans" A copious index of
saiial index of the more uncomm words
Some remarks on the use made of this mate
rial by Shakespeare will appear in the
preface.
"Brigadier Frederick" by Erckmann-
Chitrian, is bound together with the
Deans Watch" and "The Invisible Eye"
The first is a very dramatic story of the
Fran CO. Prussian war, extremely readable and
interesting; the second is queer and clever
ly-told story OF murderous Dean and the
adventures of musician who came near be-
ing executed because he way suspected of the
murder; and the last is a nghtmare-sort of
Stuny ol mo eu-ciS Vi lluaBiud'loA aiiu I'LL
tatlor, utterly outlandi.h, and having no con-
nection whatever with any life led outside of
a lunatIc asylum.
The London AHenPmn says:
Mr. Tilton, of American notoriety, will
shortly publish volume entitled Un-olvsd
Prnblems. 1t is understood that the book is
con- posed of o collection of essays, of which
tbs first is entitled 1.-The Problem of Life "
Since the Beecher-Tilton trial Mr.. Tilton has
been lecturing on this subject to enormous
audiences in the United States. and now actu-
ally proposes to edo" London. AS pre-
liminary step, it is stated that he has been
"wax- figured" for Nine. Tussauds-a pro-
cess wllch Mr.. Beecher has long since un-
dargone without, however, having as yet
"dOne L. ndon."