New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-15
LITERARY NOTES.

DR.. Tyng's Christian Titles has been trans
lated into H:ndostanee.
An exhaustive work on Secret Societies Is
publishing in parts in Paris
Con. T. w. Palfrey of Boston is to write q
memoir OF the late Gen. W. F. Bartlett
Christopher Marshall's Diary, 1114-l7Sl,'
IL announced by Joel Munsc Of Albany.
Dr. j. Hammond Trumbull has In press
volume on "The Bue Laws OF Connecticut
The poSthumOus poems OF Frclilgratn, WIN
some recently published variOos periodicals are shortly
ia bc issued ~ STUTTGART
The Rev Edward Abbott has prepared
memorial volume gor priS'te eiFcua'ion' OF HIS "'e
uncle, Gorlan ID. Abbott
The Partisan Acad6mie dies Inscriptions ct
Pel!es Leires has hcSuu the printing of the corpus
Insciiptionum SemiticaIunh'
Thomas Hughess "Talk with Boys" will he
the noiahic attraction in The February ." N"O'"S '
text King Hasten slowly"
A new edition of Gen. Talleck's " Inter
national Law OF which the last edition apiearcu'n
1861 IS 10 he pahlis'ed in London
JOAQUIN MIller's new play, The SHADOWS
Of Naayoo rcmodeled 20 considerable extent from
bls FIRST Families of the eleffVs'
The next issue in Hollis Condensed Classic
s.1ics will ne Rulwers Last Days Of Pcmpei after
which SCOTS novels will be continued
DIR. Forbes Wiuslow of London has written
work 10 that periodical dcusoas about spri'aai
manifestations rs old as history or tTaditi"l'
there win appea, in London series OF tioEiap"'Si
sketches with portraits. OF prominent Enehsh jews
Dr. 0. w. Holiness poetical contribution to
The Presidential question vii ",enpy threS rage 81 TIE
coming Atlantic, and viii tell "Uow Not to Setiia IL
new work by Mrs. Guthrie, author of
Through Russia" describing Ny Year in an Indian
Fort Will be published London tune during tlhS
month
An important work on the topography and
natural history of pst Of Central India is III 'e Lh
rlish press It is BY Mr. r. serndale' in the hdah
service.
Roth Prof. Curtius and NJ EOstrutindes are
in the vicinity of Myken the site of DE- scheinannr
e. ,orations OF which it is expected they Will publish
reports.
Tie Russian Ne,rs, weekly English journal
devoted to q representation of Russian politics, com
1ucrcc and literature. they really are is about start
in. az St Petersburg.
An index of passages from writings prior TO
the eleventh century bearing upon The topography VI
Jerusalem been made On Eneland) by MI j. d. Nc
Cir1gOT, for private circulation
Mr. Thomas Aspden has prepared an enlarged
edition Of bis Historical Sketches 81 tie House OF Stan
lev with Biography OF the Fourteenth Earl OF Derby!
Earl.
An official report of the National Conference
on the Eastern Question has jus; been Published III
London. Tie pamphlet contains IN addition 10 ne nc,
Rpecchea appendix of reprints 81 letters ny
Mr. Carlyle, Sir Wm HarcOurt and the D1Hc OF hT@!I'
Ilurd & Houglt0n announce for immediate
publication, Alexander Hamilton, y Historical study
hy the Hon. G-rrce Shea rs also medical work 81!
The 81 kituo, KVduCibic ana lfGCdiSiDc ana OF
Varicocclc, 10y George Hcat0n' eted ny j. Henry DAY
export.
The atlantic hereafter is to contain practical
Illustrations among Tho i,rs oi which viii bc those to
e.cs oi articles on Crude and Curious nvcntous az
liz. Centennial Exhibition written by Mr.. Edward
H. Kuiet, author Of the American M'cilanica! DIG
uUaIrl.'
Ml. 5. s. Green's very useful paper on
Personal Relations between Librarians and Readers
read ct The Conference of Librarians at Philadelphia and
stree published IN The report NJ tlr !"I"hg' % ma
body ~ he iuscrc1H Lt5rdy journal, mas Deeh Issue"
III pamphlet iorIu
4 grammar and vocabulary Of the language
az Corca has piepaitd 10y Nil W. T. Mayes, an Eli
gsh secretary legation al pckng 1t the first w'Ik
tie language hitherto existing IN England beng VOL
Of uOyci III the British hNscau.
Cassel, Peter g. Galpin (Ncw-York) are to
publish collection OF Historical SceIcs" containing
some Of the most striking episodes from history selected
by T. spooncr from the writings o. fnic.; Earyc' h9,
ley, FruuGc Prescott, fri~cslytIcr. ,llnan Afc!i'
bishop TAFT, Dean Stanley, and Dr Arnold
Messls. CaSscl Peter g. GalpiE Uondon)
viii shortly publish edition of Shakespeare called
from its dedication Prince Lcopoldl The Leopold
Sifc h" Introduction Is by Mr F. j. Fu;nvor The
Noble KiHsmen " ana " Edward III"
A biography Of the late Commodore Van
dcrilt X SAID TO be preparing by the Rev. Dr. Deems,
and will be published at carly day. The project Wits
sanctioned by the Commodore himself consi'icrahc
period before s dcceasc and II Is SAID that lc expressed
Himself unwilling Ia trust his meLnolia 10 a.y hd "a
Clt hs friend aud pastor VINO - thus Gualncd 10 "ilte
"A NE history that viii exhaust the theme
Scribaer for February will contain the
opening Of EJlm8 promised story, Farmer Bas-
s.tt's Romance" as also II taIc by 8oyrscn, "How Mr..
Storm met his Destiny" Mr.. L. G Nadal as al important
paper Ols: rted) an White, the famed natural historian
of seb.urlc Kat Field tells OF an interview with hc
musician. Sir julius BcIc!ict lr. TIN0n Edwards an,
sw.Is the question, How do know what Is the BDie Z
and there the continued articles ana TIE
usual sketches, poems, 90
The current issue Of TIE american Library
Journal devoted 10 report OF The proceedings OF the
Conference Librarians at Philadelphia. last October,
TIE papers read and the discussions upon them being
given In full with the minutes OF the general business
transacted OF the papers Of chief interest to the gene
raj Iublic Mr. WInsors discusses Free Libraries and
Readers" Mr. Puoc meets Some Popular Objections 10
Public Lbrar1,s: Dir -pOI0Tds shows S9pyigh' "a Cs
Relations IL bTHiiesa Literature, ana MI Green's III
ccaes the desired " Personal Relations between iAorari.
and READERS Tho number % especial interest
as showing connection with the reccn; Government re-
port libraries. the present status OF the American
bIay SYSTEM and what IL looks forward 10 in the nime
date future.