New-York tribune., 1877-05-05
LITERARY NOTES.

The International Recie,C for May-June is in
a second edition.
1t is stated that 8, 1000 copies of the
Moody and saukey Gospel Hymns have been sold.
Mr.. }. Il. Green has, it is stated, nearly
completed the volume of his revised and enlarged
History Of England
"Field Paths and Green Lanes: Country
Walks CHIEFLY H the Counties Of Surrey and Sussex" by
Mr. L. J. jennings s announced by Murray, London.
VIM. l.. Stone has just finished a volume on
"Tne Campaign OF Gen BuIgoyne" which treats Of the
subject II, its political as well its historical and mill
taIy aspect
Thomas Hughes contributes an article to the
May Contemporary on The Condition and Prospects Of
the Church Of England" Major Osborn writes on
Turkish Law
William S. Sharp of Trenton, n. j., has re-
published smiths History Of Jersey, which has long
been ont OF print, the only edition ever issued having
been printed ID 100.
Mr. G. II. Lewes's work on "Thc Physical
Basis OF Mind Will comprise divisions "Thc Nature
Of Lille" "Thc Nervous Mechanism" Animal Autou-
atsm," aud " The Erf-x In, ny"
McssIs. Macmillan q Co. are TO publish All
important Little book Hospital Organization. with
sccM reference TO the Organization Of Hospitals for
Nhdrcu' 10y Dr.. Charles West Wc-kuOEu English
physician.
The extraordinary yeIlowish tint in which
OF the copies Of Waace's Russia" were issued IS
supposed 70 reprcse4 the Russian national color Fol
loving out INC ANALOGY, TIE ft-'i- tiuli WEI
Jamasl Bakers Turkey IN Turkey red.
A new magazine, TO be published quarterly,
is To be brought ont in the Isle Wight whore Icnn
son and other literary lights have made homes. It
said that these writer E JOIN to maize Tic GcS venture
worldly OF more tnau local attention.
The third series OF Mr.. Froude's "Short
Studies Great Subjects" vii contain descriptive OF
critical papers on The Annals OF English Abbey"
first published s.. .~ritHers M0nhiy Tho Revived Of
Ramauism" iirs" Society IA Itulv m inc Last
Day, Of thc ~ .. Republic" " Lucau," D.yu5
Caesar" "On tu .rs Of a Landed Gentry" Patty
fonucs" ami " ,. es from South African Journal"
The Rev. i. Tyerman's scheme of bio
| graphical works the early history of N thodisIn
! embraces iuJy.dla! lives Of Samuel Wesley John
Wesley, and George Whtcncld tnat nlustrous trin"
/ aud general book d" The Oxford Methodi,.s" OF
these the only unpublished Is the Lie Of Wmte-
lcid" IN the pr So and 10 be issued this country
next month by A. H. +. Randolph & Co. Whitcheid was
Z tie Moody Of iis day plctnnently the outdoor
/ preacher-thc most popular evangelist OF tho ace
rowing reyivalist, who with unequaUd eioqucncc aud
power, spent above 80 years ~ tesfyng 90 enormous
crowds IN Britain aud America, Guspei OF rne
grace Of COD Practically, he belonged no deuoul-
iuation o. Chrstiaus but the fri nd of l" tn. nc
biography should Dc Uf especial interest this country
since Whitened made less Than visits to TINS
country died and buried nt NeWbuTypoTt, Mass
II was he who found iu himself from tie cradle To man
bood" "oniy a fitness to be damned" and hc became
aierward the leader OF CalyinStlc MethOdism, op
position 90 Wesley DR. Tyernans work Is largely from
Jresh material and will he usfued by two steel pOr
traits the great preachers IN youth ana In old rye.