New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25

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aS,Dg after tho reaction from the Maaulay fever,
49, 49, now 10 be reyiying The number Of historical
- IN popular volumes, tapping over and even oupll-
49,, ,och other lately undertaken in England IS IL
'tiye Of this nor have been without great MS
- = o.. the finish Of BancrOfts and FreemaPs
- Green's snort History Of the English People
s probasy turn effect and cause OF this groWtn OF
t and the great book Of the season, If it is ready,
~, :, his larger History in the hed, which the
xIrners viii reprint But except Tor the npochs
seIeS, and he numerous Centennial literature the
iHnnly Is scarcely up to the demand ,..,,,,,
49, Sook pe0pe and the phrase Is already an Gnathema
Hovsyer there has been mitigating sale Tor tnem ana
Oh l and will sell over 25OOO0 The best Of The Cen:
tsSnaI books has perhaps been lhe llrst Century OF
~ penuhlc" OF the Harpers with It's valuable lapcrSD
eeIsists; others yet IN progresS are LOSING Tue
American Centenary CS'ff nTi makes nv itSef
en- illustrated guide % the Exhibion ana CO. GSrrnS
~ Baries Local history has rightly enough taken
Tnennia turn The latest publication OF this sort Is
Seencnpis history OF Troy. Henry Wilson's Rise and
Nd this Fall but the next volume OF the Comte dc
fg6eced before Spring ne is stn at work upon H.
sThe southern side" OF the history o. Aaaersonyie
1I,fs cG' Volume by Turnbull Brothers. Baltimore.
Among mpOrtant books IN american history sch sd
Ttts reports OF the debates in the state Conventions
On liz Federal Constitution are ISSUED by Tue hpp-
Ssorics are being undertaken by Estes IauIiat IN
dntnnaiion II GuizOts, and the latters posthumcus
England ,o,,r,prr1,
Tho nassIon FOR biographical anu ancdot zeal htera-
,rebs In larger life, takes the place Of the village
ossis likely to be well supplied. 1t this pas
sio thar was founded the remarkable success Of the
RrieAbrae SERIES now followed by the Sans Souci"
,rbner, 10 which Mr.. stOddsTd viii add an anec-
6ote biography OF Shelley, worked up from volumes nos
easily accessible and covering the questions concerning
hi death that we're debated by the English press last
wear Campaign biography WIN doubtless be tho saable
re for month or two but after that the politicians
nav 60 hack generation with Secretary Stewards Aute
bssrapliy 1sO1-34 (Appletons1, edited and supple
bnok of the year in American biography. Tie twelfth
vehIne with fa index, wiz conclude the Memoirs OF
9 SpaIcis Adams Lives Of Cen r. i. Lee and Of the
Hon Alexander H. stephens are on The ist OF I!umDu
Tromised life Of Edwin Forrest uippincotts) is at
last aearly finished, and will make IOOtpage
SONS Of the drama ana the stage which viii
form considerable part Of IT, The HE of Gen. custer
by Frederick Whitaker CSheldOnl is just ready Two
American scholars promise art bOgrapbes-Mr. Z. I.
Perkins one Of Raphael Osgoodl with beiiotypes rom
his works and Mr.. George II. Calvert one Of hubels
nc Auid6ography Of Harriet Martineau tOsgood),
promised Tor November, viii excite general interest
hot less for IT'S supplementary part by an American
lady Mrs Chapman Of MeypS 1s P ~ Tdbn
Locke Harpers) life 81 Fenelon. by the clever author
Iptborp's translation Of Berozs Autobiography and
Musical Grotesgues" WoO the memoirs Of Robert
souei SERIES but to be reprinted IN fun by Ar Gil
Prof Yonges life OF Marie Ant0inete tharPelsl, ahd
nst n1bJsbed nv Holt are also 70 be noted as inviting
me new One-yOlume Putarch Cl0ughS text with care
m index BY MF Cr RSSp q c Is somgsHg to be-
grateful for especially the index which Pgtatch though
pretty good literary workman, sadly neglected.
TRAVEL.
OF books of travel which always attract readeTs-for
there IS In most of st the boys love OF adventure
the number is considerable. Eugene schuylers long
promised book on " Turkstan" Cserbnerl, now an
nounoed definitely for October will be OF first Importance
because Of the field with which II deals, connected
with the Eastern question, well as OF the increasing
reputation Of the representative Of this Government
IN the East who writes it, This Ia expected with quite
much interest aToadas here The most sumptuOuS book
Of the season viii be imported by the English side OF
The seritner house; volume on Italy, from the Alps
10 Mount 6tna edited by T. AdOlphus TrOllope whose
Enovledge of tay las been proved TO TRIBUNE readers
This viii he magnificent Volume, guarto, with 20 iu
page aud 800 smaller Illustrations Ia tie style OF India
and spaiu" To return 20 American writers, Mr. Cbas
Dudley Warner VIII report ls santeTlnEs ia the Le
have gwen TASTE. MIS-. LeOHOwens's volume will
describe Life aud Travel ia India Coaes) wih Che aud
OF MANY Illustrations Two Americans viii tell OF Their
decentralization OF the gooe, Dr. henry NJ Fieid OF
Tie Eraagest in book entitled Travels A5S19 19 inc
World, from the Lakes OF Killarney 70 tne 0olGeh it9iG
scrbner and Mr., b L. Curtis, under tue title OF Dot
tngs Abound lhe Circle tosgoSd Nlth Spe anu
and artist Mr. VIM. Simpson, Meeting the sun" also
leilOtyUc pl&ttc
army viii have his work on Ihe Pains OF the Great
West PuinaHs with valuable description Of their In
dan inhabitants, ready next no1.Il' nisn iahg
tons Of IndiaE archaeology, ETC. MI ulla la" IEOilcs
S1Ss i,ateTnes rom an ARTISTS Portfoiio" in ROME
Viii be issued by d. Appleton Co. The illustrated papers
Sziue ISi he made into volume by that house Harper
Brothers will reprint the book Central Africa by
SntIeasntiy sensational title 81 NAKED Truths Of
Naked People, "1he Picturesque Iouilsti, gSnelaS
by the American News Go. The food Of books on Amer
Sea which may be expected nom Jhe S9e en- SlssS'
ue Manning NcsOB) who made the trip across te con
cs@ MI Il To- pfsb ana which may be expected to
lively reading one OF the most Deautuuly ILLUSTRATES
ITefie world lNelsonl Cassel Peter & Galpn, haV
ing recently complete4 Dr. Robert Br3Sns bhSIy i9
s siSS IKE work Oy MN % --' 'O''-' - -
RELIGIOUS LITERATURE.
Tho doctors OF divinity do not seem to feel that tho
scensts have taken away their readers after all for the
supply OF books relating to religion Is as large as ever
Two tie Rev James Marineau's work ON "The Attitude
of Matsraltsm toward Theology" Putnams)' compile
mentlng his previous work, and discussion OF Inc
Religion Of EvoutlOn" Lockwood, Brooks Col By The
Rev NJ J. Savage M. HepwOrts successor IN Boston,
bear directly on the present conflict On the historical
Ede come the seventh volume OF that masterwork, DAu-
brne's Reformation in the Time Of Calvin Carters)-
dealing with the Northern countTies the third oonelud
ing volume Of Dean stanIey's History Of the jewish
fburchv fseribIqsl: Dr. William PattOns book, "Ile
JudgpeBt of Jerusalem Predicted IN Scripture aud tt-
filed Ia History" tCarersl two works rom mo har
pers Medieval Saints and dilaces and INC fslSey
and the Civil Power" by X. W. Thompson, INTENDED az
exposes Of deluslons ard usurpauOns OF the roman
Chureh: aud the important treatise on the relations Oh
nRelielon and the state" DOdd Mead, reNOfked ~
ne Rev DR. smear fTOln his independent papers.
IN Biblica exposition, Lanse's and me SPEAKERS
and new one IS projected by the Messrs Cassel which
s iusaded 10 guf pass either: tue Rev. ID W. Faunce
throws light on Young Name Difficulties With his