New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-15

y. rranci. Ahhoa u1ltes Of aThe catholic

At. rropc;s Abbott whites of "The Catholic
phi in America" in the Iareh Foy'nichRV Reeie''.
Tbe final volume of the new edition OF Mr.
t,ancroe History wiz contain elaborate index Oh
nbout hundr 2gs Which Nr = oR S SToS,n q Bus
The historian, L. A. Freeman, is about to
Ic, nndcr the tile Of Sketches from Travel in His
tory and Arcatccure" papers chiefly upon Italian sub
jeojs contributed irelo tune TO tnae 10 g H.
Macmillan Co VII publish the 'oiu'ue' "h''' may W
felowod by otSere
The series OF translations from the sacred
hooks oftne world undertaken by Prof Max Miller VIII
be comprised in six diysionG illustrative OF the religion
o. l. the Brahmsas tsanskriD; p the Bnddhists fan,
io.lwefs OF Confuvius Cainese; . ;he ionowsIs ..
hse tse n'S5 ., s5s teatasts viii Cooperate
with hun. 49,
George Bell s. Sons, London, are to publish
IN portfolio OF thirtytwo plates at ten gulneas lho
Drawings OF Faxmaa comprising the entire series N TIE
gallery of University Colege London. The plates VII
be IN permanent eutotype" photographs oneAat Tue
size Of the origiuGi drawings. The thiIy-two iraYss
contain $50 drawings sketches, o. STUDIES N sep ,o,
,.seoloraon Of the paper in the first instance or rom
tie effect Of !me rol outlines net very dis a Sa No..
pared descriptive catalogue OF ns o,sEs a. WV Win
especial reference to his drawings
The last LoRdOR Spectator contains very
genial and apprcciave review OF Mr.. s,eGman's Vic
to,ian Poets writer admits that his position ar
foreigner gives him perhaps, In respects, an ac-
vantage over British critics his estimate OF Victorian
poetry He has undertaken wide subject. and Les
treated Il with great ability end competent knowledge
When differ from his Judgment, we arc forced 10 c-
scct IL end we adj that hs volume although one
~ nnC IS likely to attract Hl readers WHO re-
gard pceiiy a. something DSttcr than IN laie trade
While taking exception 10 some OF the minor features OF
Mr. stedmSn's criticism tic reviewer declares tat g ne
1e trcafed shitct OF uica iRteicst In manner which
s rs attractive the reader as 10 Is jIs 10 tbs poets
whom he ias undertaken 10 cr'eiSe
Ha,pers Magazine is earlier this month than
for sevcra issues before Among the notable features Il
an Nyet a. n Serjes of papers Old Philadelphia" nv
Nr. poheocs Harding Davis, fully illustrated This pc
r aesls with the Col0ples IL he, WI with fhe
Royau,iousry period s Conant writes the Centennia!
,aDer en- the ProsIess Of fine fsre Arts in our fYet
century giving 10 portraits Of American artists begin
ming with PSnl lIcYe;c Mr. Losing starts series on
the ROmauoo ~ TIE Hudson, IN wLsch most OF the river
views FROM Die loacil OF Dr. Parsons himself d.
OssOod COntribHt illustrated paper Ca "tt Join
iand" DIR. MlhcabeTg's realized Utopia" In this part
George EiSf's novel the hero appears. Southern
has vet written. LORD HCughtOu Ceta Thaxter, aud
Others arc the poets
The monument TO Keats, uavailNd IA she
Protestant Cemetery az Rome the -lst Of iebrly'
h net "a new tombstone, bat medalIoh p"ftfa' III
marble Inserted in the adjacent wall o. the cemetery
About 80 American and English gentlemen aud ladies'
were prescnt the occasion. 3r severn, the lO.ls
rici.d WHO is now 81 years 81 age EJod 10 attehl;
drend.nx she emotion and excitement 81 TOO viva
memory Of Eeatss last hours. sir NiuccI; Eyre, W"J
made the decatoTy address, also contributed lie "i-
lowing acr0stic which - eEsraVei behetd INC lhNH"
K eEisl II thy cherished name be writ IN water
p aeh drop his fallen iron saIae noHriiers cheek;
lc, IN oil iu vaf iof dszzI ne deeds Of slaughter
leop On Noi hOIoref less TO- eIita7h 81 lneos'