The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-24
LITERARY NOTES.

| 9Gail Hamilton's" new volume preacnes
"Sermons to the CLERGY"
Mr.. Farjeon's new Christmas story Is en-
titled "An Island Pearl"
Therese Yelverton has new book IN Inc
press. entitled .'Theresina in America
"Grace for Grace, soon to be pupiisneo III
England, will have an introduction oy ~ L.
Moody.
The new work of the Rev. Hugh Macmll-
Ian will he on sour Lords Three Raisings
from the Dead.
The Princess Salm-Salm has new book'
shortly to be issued. "Ten Years OF MY
Life " is the title.
The authors of Ready Money Mortiboy
have new novel in the press, called Win
Harp and Grow n.
DR.. E. de Pressense will publish new
volume on "Christian Life and Practice IN
the E .rIy Church" ,r,.
A book by Thomas Hughes, on "The
Economy of Thought and Thinking, IS soon
to be published. o.o
JOAQUIN Miller's other novel, "Ihe one
Fair Woman" is already announced Tor publ
cation in London.
The Prose Works of Sydney Dobell are TO
be published, under the editorshlp OF Pro1
Nichol Of Glasgow.
new volume of tales by Mrs. Katharine
S. Macquoid il promised-"The Evil Eye
and other Stones.
! new edition of Lander works is prom
| 1sed to which John ForStets memoir, re-
yised, will be prefxed.
Miss Virginia w. Johnson has ANEW juvenile
in the press at Harpers', entitled =" The Cats
kill Fairies" Fully illustrated.
Senior Castelar's new volume Will include
besides "The Life of Byron" papers on
Hugo, Dumas, Girardip, Manin and Theirs
| Mr.. Lossing's volume on "The American
Centenary" to be issued, will have the proper
number of steel engravings, VIZ: one nun
dred
Jas. T. Fields has paper in the November
| Harper's on Barry Cornwall, and some of
his friends, with many portraits and a fac
smile.
Another volume by Jas. eenwood, 1.-The
Amateur Casual is to be on "Low-Life
Deeps: an Account of the Strange Fish to be
found there"
Another novel by Mary G. Hay, author OF
"Old Myddelton's Money" is in press at
Messrs Harper & Brothers: "Victor and
Vanquished.
john Burroughs, the naturalist, has written
another out-of- doors book, to follow his
" Wake Robin" Winter sunshine Is Tue
promising title
Among the forthcoming volumes of the To-
'ernational Scientific Series will be one on
1.-THE Five Senses of Man." by Prof Bern
stein, of Halle.
Another royal writer The Queen of Hol.
land is said to be the author of the recent
article in the Revue des DeuG Mondes entitled
The Latest Stuarts.
Miss Warner, author of the "Wide, Wide
World" has new novel in the press, entitled
IVY Oh Hazel" to appear simultaneously II
New York and London.
Mr.. HIRES new book, "The Cities d
| Nr- Tta1r mill ha n
| volumes, II begins with Genoa and the he
viera and ends with Foligno.
A Scotch writer the Rev. G. McCrie. viii
treat of "The Religion of our Literature,
in separate papers upon Carlyle, Browning
Tennyson, and other writer's
II Not all the new words are " Americanisms.
Z An English author, E. X. Laird, announce
1.-THE Rambles of Globe Trotter in Austria
q liza. Japan, China, Java, India and Cashmere.
Mr.. Hone. son of William Hone, Limb
friend and the editor of 1.-The Table Book,
"The Everyday Book, etc, is collecting ma
t terials for Life and Correspondence o
/. his father.
Senior Cas.elar's new volume is in advanced
4 preparation. Besides "The Life of Lor,
I Byron," which gives it title, it will includ
d papers on Hugo Dumas, Grardin, DAME
Manin, and Theirs.
Mir. r. A. Prcctors new work, or one O
them, is announced, under the title OF "Ou
I, Place Among the Infinities: A Series OF rs
z saws contrasting our little abode in space will
the infnities around us.
The author of that happy hit, Zone Sum
] mer," Miss B. w. Howard, of Bangor, is abou
: to pass two years of study in Europe Sh
e will also do some literary work brought t.
: her by the success of her charming story.
d. Appleton & Co. are to publish q supert
volume, with Photographic portraits and brle
/ sketches Of English poets, the photograph
q being of German origin, and similar to tn
9 well.known series of the great musical com
: posers.
v Mr.. Swinburne appears in the new Englisl
2 |, school as central sun, by whose grace com
! cts flash visible-end disappear. His lates
= Z" introduction is of and to dramati
r poem. "Joseph er7 his Brethren by Chas
!, O. Wells.
: The issue Of Gen. Sherman's book seem
. TO have quickened war literature in general
4 The last memoirs announced are the ''Remin
J iscences of Forts Sumter and Moultrle, b.
I Gen. Doubleday, Major Anderson's second il
Y command.
One of the new Photographic processes j
) to be made use of by Mr.. Halliwell Phiilipp
r, to present a reproduction, reduced to SINAI
Il Svo. size, of the original Q623) edition o
+ Shakespeare.
u One Oh tuo euupLuouo hoto"y oooho A.
: England (at guinea and half will be Ca
nova's Works, both Of sculpture and model
% ing. There will be $50 plates engraved j
;, outline and printed on tint, with descriptiv
t letter press.
q Lovers of the Arabian Nights-and who al
! they that are not will take pleasure in
forthcoming English book, "Arabistan; OF
3. the Lind OF the Arabian Nights being travel
st through Egypt, Arabia. aad Persia,
n Bagdad," by W. P. Fogg.
Mr.. McGahap, author Of Camping on tn
le Oxue." who has been for the past year wit
is the army of Don Carlos, has in preparation
N work entitled, 'Don Carlos and the Basque
n Being an Account of the Republicans VIII
. are Fl hting for Divine Right"
ID A centennial monograph on the "The Gel
g man Element in the War of Independence
by Prot. Washington Greene, is to puslishe'
Il pictures the careers of Dekalb and S'el
IN bep, and deals also with the darker slde-tf
history of the German mercenaries.
q President Henry Coppee, of Lshigh UI
&c versity, has undertaken the editing OF II
- So hn TiuII