The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-12
LITERARY NOTES

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of England in verse;
Gen. Francis A. Walker has manual of
political economy in preparation.
Next week, probably, we shall publish .
new poem by Mr.. Swinburne.
| Portuguese version of "Oiiver Twist is
soon to lie published at Lisbon.
! A second series of ..Hours in Library, !"
by Leslie Stephens, is announced.
Temple Bar for F. bruary contains "The
Story OF the Dancing God," by Bret Harte.
| Mrs Wister has translated M.rlist's cat
the Councillors; or, A Nameless History"
| Mr.. Farjeon's new story, "The Duchess of
Rosemary Lane" appears in Ginsleys Maga-
| zine.
Mr.. Geo. p Lathrop will have critical
study of American nOveiists in the April At
la,,tic.
"French Pictures in English Cloth" by the
| author of ga Member for Paris, is forth
! coming.
work by Mr.. E. L. Godkin, of The Nation,
| son Government" will be published during
| the year.
| new volume by Prof. Tyndall, "Frag-
meAsS VI oeieuce, iS auuOuucou ny Lung
| mans Co.
M. Rochefort, late of the Lanterne has in
press an illustrated book on the horrors OF
New Caledonia.
The author of "Ginx' sBaby" and "The
Devils Chain 2" has in press new story called
"Lutchmee and Dilloo"
A new volume by Miss Yonge. "The
Christmas Mummers and other SORES" has
| been published abroad.
The Rev. H. NJ Dexter has in press, in
Boston, work on "Roser Williams and His
| Relations to the Puritans."
Keen, Cooke & Co., Chicago, are to publish
finely illustrated volume Of lectures on
geology, from Prof. Cunning.
1t is now said that the recent story concern
ing Shellys death is identical with story
which was widely circulated twelve years ago.
Italy has poet-laureate, Giovanni Pratt,
who is so prolific that he has Just published
volume, called "Psiche," containing $50 SON.
| nets.
The third volume OF Lanfrey's "History Of
Napoleon the First" IAN English translation)
| is promised by Macmillan & Co. for an early
issue.
Prof Thorold Rogers will print "Epistles,
Satires and Epigrams, the first two adapted
from Horace and Juvenal, but entirely
modernzed.
Not only George Eliot's Daniel Deronda,"
but Mr.. Trollope's prime Minister" is to
be published in eight monthly divisions, at
shillings each.
A new book by Mr.. Gladstone is announced
by Macmillan Il Co., 'Homeric Synchro-
nism. being an inquiry as to the time and
place of Homer.
1t is said that the original of Gwendolen
Harlect, in George Eliot's daniel Deronda."
is young Eugilsh lady known among the
players at Homberg
A work on 1.-THE English Bible" by John
Eadie, d. d., LID, being history OF the
various Transitions of tho Scriptures, is on
the presses Of Macmillan Go.
An Arabic paper has been founded in Paris
by NJ. Florian Pharaoh. 1t is destined to be-
come the organ OF the Arabian population of
Algeria In the capital OF France.
The publication of the long-hidden "Psyche
Apocalypse, by Mr.. Browning and r. H.
Horne, III the st. James Magazine, seems to
have attracted very little attention in England.
Englishmen can not get done writing about
their Sepoy rebellion in India. Mr. John
William Kaye has just poured out three octave
volumes on the subjec. and threatens more
A new London Magazine, edited by Rev.
Charles Voysey. will appear in March under
the title of the Langhanp Magazine. 1t will be
Liberal-C Conservative and Church-of- England
ish.
Men of Mark" is the title of an interesting
gallery OF contemporary portraits of Eoglish-
men distinguished in any way, which Low
q Co. are bringing out with Photographic
portraits.
George P. Lathrop, assistant editor of the
Atlantic Monthly, has been in New York
searching for new material for the biographi-
cal sketch Of his father in-law, Nathaniel
Hawthorne
new alegory of the Christian life, 1.-THE
Mariners Progress" describing Capt Christ
lan's voyage in the ship Glad Iidings to the
Promised Land, is to be published by Robert
Carter & Bro.
volume on "King and Commonwealth,
history of Charles l and the great rebellion,
by b. III. Cordery, and J. s. Pnilpotts one Of
the editors on the "Epochs OF History, ID to
be published in this country.
George MacDonalds new novel, "Thomas
Wingfold, Curate," to be published by George
Routledge Sons, will be directed chiefly
against The religious, or irreliglous, views Of
such scientists as Prof. Tyndall
The will of the late John Forster includes
valuable bequest to the South KensingtCn
Museum. Mr. Blanchard Jerrold has con-
tributed short biography of the famous
blographer to The Gentlenaan's Magazine tor
March.
Hand and Heart new serial started in Lon
don at a penny, has sold to the extent OF $780,
900 OF the first number. 1t appeals to the
goody-gooiy class of readers, its main object
being to counteract the influence of the
penny
Scribner, Armstrong & Co., are recasting
the popular Wonder Libraries. and filling out
the second series by putting into new shape
the volumes published as supplementary TO
to the first, beyond the original twenty. The