New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
LITERARY NOTES.

A volume of "Final Relqnes OF Father
Front from MSS supplied by thc family OF the late Row
Francis Mahoney, Is announced abroad
4 sale at Bangs, Merwin & Co.'S, Monday
aud Tuesday next, viii nrlndc considerable collection
of play-bs theatrical portraits. nd newspaper scraps
connected with the hev-Nora stage.
Miss Sarah +. Smiley, the Quaker Lady whose
religious addresses different p,rs OF the country have
awakened much interest has written volume 81 Relations
mcdta'i3ns, which will he published by \. ID. F. Ran
dolih & Co.
G.. p. Putnam's Sons announce for pubica-
ton IL IL TO be hoped during the warm weather The
A"odcs 81 SNOW" 'he records 81 ionrney t'rcngh
TIarv. Urrcr Tint. ani The Iilnalav@s. which have
appearing by in'talimcns IN itH. coofS iGJGHf
Mr. Whitaker OF London announces that he
viii issue second Refernre Gaia cue Of Current lit
cratur. This wear. an that third viii not auncar till
1877. This work = r,ndc"d on the American Uniform
rrde ist Annual and binds together liie E9SSh pan
lsirrs' catalogues with index
The papers which Mrs. A. NJ. Diaz wrote
recently for THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE have b'en revised
ard a,nliacd and will be published hv JR O>good
4 Co IN a tlr hoct un""r 'hc til" - Domestic Prob
what serious subject but the author of lie william
Henry" book las never learned how 20 be duh
The Rev. o. =. rockingham il engaged
upon History Of L.ausccndeutalism in New-Ensland
which promises TO be his most important work II Will!
OF course include biographical studies Of The pai poo
lc and otl transcen iauttlists Of whom Mr. FrUtng
ham Ind personal knowledge, although IN ihe early d'y
too young have IA prom ncnt among them II Will
be published by g. i. Puinains SoGs
The book on "The Romance of Missions :
or Inside Views Of Life and Labor the Land OF Arg"
which A. ID. r. Randolph 60. have in press, is intro
dueed by Mrs Charles, author OF the srb0n'crg Gotta
books who pays earnest tute 70 " tie American
aud women devoted to these Oriental missions. who
seemed Ia e. the fIrt type anj the
lat IDEAL Of Christian lie a. any hone 10 know Miss
wet the autiDr. "hO has long been missionary OF the
American Board gives many Sketches az the romantic
side ol missionary lie.
The first OF the Bric-a-bric series was pab-
Iised by sc,tbner Armstrong Co. late In Spring ~
1874. There are now seven volumes. aud Of these
within l.tte than year, 50.7o7 oope' have been
sold The Greye Memoirs reached the highest sale
perhaps ia spite NJ Int hacage Of The sai editions
which al.o soli VEL but the Tlaclecay aud Dekens
much hess aud Bone ar the val iie. varied greatly
from the rage Idr"T volumes VIII pg0ai,y
coinprfe the series. Gr SOidari, WHO Il recovering
ffu,n his recent severe iiE@sa Completed his work
the next volume some Tine hiiicc
A little Hand book FOR Charcoal Burners"
10 he published by John Wiley Sous does not appeal
the literary class, but T. interesting show ing the
amount work put into technical books IN the
fields. This industry il 30 involved la the production Of
steel that the Swedish Government, in September, 1~G2
offered reward OF 500 rix dollars for the best essay
the manufacture ~ charcoal and the preparation OF peat
Evidently tie charcoal BURNERS not literary. for few
parrs were Oh red and IT. not uat 1867. when
seven had IN, that II was decided to divide tie
prz. between two second ht" essays, 9ri tn procure
some Que a. combine those two With other natter into
"b,st hand-baok. FIR a. ssedelils was commissioned
Edited by H. g. Andersen and Prof Sicodemus vi the
University OF Wisconsin,