New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
LITERARY NOTES.


dertaken portrait OF Nj. Carlyle
"Chps from the Log OF an Old Salt by |
Robert Miulry iae gunner, Royal Navy, is iortheom-
lug English book " .
lie Temps, Paris, announces the publication !
shortly of review Of Nj heRs 1dosc Pgs"eS g|aIs r'
Bel1rar;a for this month contains new |
poeIa by swnburue aud the first part of new tto!
entitled "From Dreams 70 Waking py MIS- ~ i"
Linton.
Gen. Howard will give personal "reminiscences
Of the battle of Chattanooga, and Chas. Dudley War
ncr VIII describe hls Visii TO Jerusalem III Inc August
Atlantic.
Life of Gen. Custer is announced for i'm
mediate publication by Sheldon Co. 1t viii cover ls
Indian and civil war campaigns and VIII embrace nus
War Memoirs" from me GGdry Ing Esl Ua ms bss
articles, written and cent while on ms i$st n"Ao' n"
been received here since hf oedtu'
The Ahenama says: PROF. Whitney, the
learned American sauskts is reported to have nearly
completed a treatise Aryan Anniiies, WORK hKey 10
create sensation among Oriental scholars IL Is sald
he intends 10 proceed india soon aud take up MS
sbode there for several years to c0ntnae MS leseaIG
We hope the sake of pliloOgy, ths II uC ielol'
A curious journal appears from the press OF
A. Williams & Co.. Boston. APpGtGctid is the work oi
the Appalachian Mountain Club" a New-EnSiand
Alpne Club which VIII only publish this meSa]ine
for mountain lovers. but will cary on also systeatc
ex,iorstiJn OF IN. Eastern hills promoting the opening
of new mathis tie clearing OF SUBMITS, and other oru.s
of reconciliation between nature ana Euuahit!. tne
White Hills tie c6stuton aud mcmbersup list OF tie
club a plan work for tAe sumner &C.
A new intervening quarterly" OF the ter
ribe proportions Of 27j pages, is to appear IN England
in August has the astounding utie Of The CoSno-
polt,n Critic and ControyeFssi," aud claims support
as the only quarterly magazine edited III the North o
England Judging from it, first table Of contentS II pr
drums for instance, following one another " Is '1s %
Consistent with Professionalism! IL n d N,I NT
or Virtue Are Party Politics Conducive 10 Heaity
Legisapni" Alter ts exhaustion OF the universe IL is
next number
Macmillan e. Co. announce as nearly
ready Augustus Raymond Mtrgary's Journey from
shanghac to Bhano aud Back 10 Manwyne." whose sad
associations to call forth more interest IN England
than am other book Of travel since Sanleys There viii
a portrait by geeEs. brief biosra y OF the oS'
fay, r. and 4 conclusion by Sir Rutherford Acocs, VINO
praises the work IN very high terms Ine iat'er itea,s
fully the acs' ion Of EilgaIds commercial aud political
relations with China. Ihe volume ~iii also eOhIlin
map OF the country rayersed by MI hslSI} nuS1 Mo- U
which win be new TO geoEraphers Inc sst Vi MI ni
gays letters IS said to have been written ony wv" OF
three days before his murder.
In speaking of the work before the British
Copyright Commission The Publishers Circular, Lon
don SAYS First let the Commission do justice to au
thors and the cOpyrght-holders share the bene
fits OF the original producers The authors are the first
to be considered and We hope that many OF them VIII
mission lies wholly tiis side OF the Atlantic ANY
AngoAmeTican copyright law Is Tor th5 peedh d T rTI
fishers realize hat fact but there Is no Ita
why anomalies at ho0e should not bo ledIessea' ana
we may have faint hope tbat they Will"
Mr.. Bayard Taylor's parodies of popular
writer's introduced in the called The Echo Cnp
and other Literary Diversions" in The AR0e OF 1872
were Immediately reprinted by London publisher out
have been put into volume form ia tbs country
This James OsgoOd Co. viii do using the iaV0rte
Little Classic dress for Mr. Taylor has revised
and extended the papers aud las prepared an eXplana
tory preface. The same dress now taxing the pace o.
the Sauuterer" style popularity, will he used Tor
new volume by Marian Douglas a story giving pictures
and Poly; or, Home Life in New-Engiand Hundred
Years Ago"
Under the extraordinarily sensational title
OF Naked Truths of Naked People" an account OF eX
peditions u Lake Victoria Nyanza and the Mabraka
Nlam-Niam west of the Bahrel-Abad white Nie), viii
be published az once by Col. c. Chaille Long
Boy of the Egyptian staff. The chef expedition 1t Is
announced, 10 Lake Victoria Nyanza, and tle a'i-
thor gives the residence of sOae weeks al Vie
court OF King Mites months before the aIllNa leic
of Mr. II. NJ Stanley. He returned northwaid by the
Victoria Byerto Nj 0ol thus connecting ana lGent! n5
it with the White Nile. On tins Journey, winch h@I
covered Lake Ibrahm The work Will be prOfusely IL
Iustrated from Col. Longs own sketches
OF Mark Twain's new book The AtienGum
saws The name OF Mark Twain is known Throughout,
the length and breadth England Wherever there is
raway-station with bOOkstt his jokes household
words Those whose usual range III literature does not
extend beyond the sporting newspapers The Rac,nG
Calendar and the Diseases Of Dogs have allowed MN
place with Artenus ward alongside OF the handful OF
books which forms tier hbray for CurseSesi We eau
NOT dissociate him from te ri and Ia. lokes
PolsoH's Corn Flour and Taylors system OF remoyinE
fnrpItnre We have read Tne Adventures of Tom
made to laugh and tha ought g. he taken n as ngh Te
tie most amusing thing Mark Twain has written"
Tile Publishers Weekly, in view of the Book
Trade Convention which opens ut Philadelphia tO-In"i-
row. issues a Centennial Exhibition Number" with an
Illuminated cover making a magazine OF 100 pages with
eleven plates OF maps and illustrations besides wood
cuts in the text Tie text devOtes eight pages to the AS
sociaton and its Convention, sixteen TO descriptions OF
the American book educational exhibits al Phiiade
pha, ten 10 the American stationery eNhlDits, anu
dozen to the foreign exhibits IN Their sleeditts.
Tie plans include map of the Nam Building shOwihs
grOundpldns with names OF exhibitors OF tnc Antreah,
and German book structures. Ihe views hcuue
the German and Netherlands structures; tue judges
Hall. where the Convention Is TO meet aud hOVe"ofhy
individual exhibits.
company entitled the Socete de Voyages
dEtudes autoar du Monde is in process of formation IN
Paris journey in foreign lands has long been reccg-
nized as perhaps the completion OF liberal educa-
ton The central idea upon which the French society
has been formed is mat Of aording more ready means
of accomplishing the objects OF educational travel, by
establishing what will be in fact travelling college OF
natural science. intended that speciay-bilt YES
sci shall leave every year. in the month of May to
MAKE the circuit Of the globe in ten months Each pas
senger student l. 10 lie installed in separate cabn lie
and works on natural history, Mlh MAPS, Sl1 H
lud-. A saf 0s professors viii also lecture ON
lie pheno.ucua which come under notce Inc
scheme has received the approval OF many OF tat
iearnrd socie,es OF France aud OF of hose of
ENGLAND. and from he position Oi lS IOunCcls-hon~
xi,w are tI- Duc a. Ahrancs Dr0nyn de Lhuys, Dupuy
de Lone Aexaadre Iay.dey and bcrttuand De LcsseIH
-secus lisciy to De carried cut practically. ALREADY
c0up.y with the "sociee dies Forses et Chautice dc
H. M6 erranee" for the deycy OF suitable Nessti IA
Ami s77 Ihc voyage round the world ndLu ioI tue
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