New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
LITERARY NOTES.

GAS You Like It" will be the next play in
Mr. Rofes excellent annotated edition Of Shakespeare
for the use Of schools.
A poem by George Eliot will appear in the
July number OF Mdcmiilans MGgazine entitled, d" a
College Breakfast Party"
DR.. Stephen Smith, of this city, will shortly
publish through Houghton, Osgood Co., eomprehen-
sye work on Operative Surgery Its Principles and
Practice"
A new book by popular religious writer,
Mrs Anna shipoD, is just ready at T. ]. Crowes The
title Is The Sure Mercics OF David"
The Rev. Mark PattisOn, Rector of Lincoln
College Oxford is preparing life Of Milton for the
series Of biographies OF English writer's
Canon FaTrar will shortly publish, through
Macmillan Co.. the lectures on SANITY Workers. which
lie delivered during Lent at 81. Andrews, HOlborn.
Thomas Hughes is about to publish a vol
ume dealing, from a churchman's pOut Of view. with
the question Of disestabhshmeut 1t will be Issued by
Messrs. Macmillan Co.
Chas. Dudley Warner is, Of course, to make
book of his charming Adirondack papers in The Aaar
Ge in which he Will include, also, an essay on How
Spring Came III NeW-England."
The June Complete Preacher will include the
remarkable lectures Uust deiyered) by DR.. Ever on
Catbollcy and Protestantism" revised for this pub
sweriDg win be published from time to time
The June number of The Nineteenth Century
contains an important article by Midhat Pasha the
past present and future OF Turkey; paper, by Sir
Thomas Watson, on Smallpox and Compulsory yaccina-
tOn and article by MI Gladstone on the question OF
the day.
The annual report Of the British Museum,
lust ssued states that it visited last year by 699
81 pcople OF whom the readers were 1854
Mr. Garnett the suDeriDtendent of the readng-rOom.
reports that OF the books consulted only per cent are
hctOn.
A publishing firm at Milan is about to bring
out among other works OF felton, romance by vcrga,
which will be the first Of series treating OF social sub
iects Tho experiment is spoken Of n novel one in
italy Verga is weknOwn as q writer of some realistic
poems.
Here is something to interest Harvard boys
and college men, and everybody in generala story Of
Harvard studentnfe study, boating, private thcatri-
calls and college fun IN general called "Hammersmth" "
and said TO be vigorously told by Mr. Mark sbiey Sew
erance.
The first volumes Of the important series of
the sacred texts, TO be published by the Clarendon
Press under the direction Of Professor Max Miller,
will contain besides the sluKing, transatons OF the
Apastamba aphOisms on tile sacred laws Of the Hn-
Gus by Professor Buhler and OF tho Upanishads, by
Professor Max Muller.
Il, B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia,
have Just ready Gabrielle; or, Tho House OF
Neaureze," translated from the French by Henry
Greville. also Madame POmpadour's Garter" a
romance Of the reign Of Louis XIV, by Gabrielle dc st.
Andre, both 70 be published in uniform style with
"Theo," Kathleen" otc.
A young English writer, Mr.. r. l.. Stevenson,
whose bright papers in the magazines have attracted at
tenon in London Is abont print account OF An
Inland Voyage further contribution TO the literature
Of canoeing He describes canoeing tour in the canals