Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-22
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
The Magazines.

The Magazines.
 The July Harper's has several splendidly Illustrated articles. Perhaps the most inter esting of these is that upon Queen Victoria, by Mrs. Olphant, which gives five portraits of the royal lady, at different periods, also portraits of the Queens mother and some of her children. A biographical sketch of Will liam Morris Hunt gives portrait of that art ist, with several of his pictures, and the quality of the other illustrated articles may be judged when we say that "By-paths in the Mountains'' is the first of three papers by Rebecca Harding Davis, '"The Santa Fe TraiP' is by A. A. Hayes, jr., Summer Clubs on Great South Bay'' by Thomas W. Knox, that "Princes and Potentates in 1S40' contains eight portraits, and that there are two poems Illustrated, one by Fredericks and the other by W. H. Gibson. In literary way the number is distinguished by the appear anee of the first chapters of new novel by Henry James, jr., entitled Washington Square, the scene of which is to be laid en- tirely in America The stories of Black and Blackmore are continued, and there are sev- eral excellent papers.
 The July Atlantic brings the last chapters of Mir. Howells' Undiscovered Country, which is generally conceded to be the best he has yet written. In ''The Saltwater Trag- edy' Mir. Aldrich describes ''strike' very forcibly, and brings his hero and heroine into closer relations. Richard Grant Whites second article on the plot and personages of King Lear" will charm all lovers of Shakes r1ao rti odr of OY-srri and noble character will enjoy Dr. Angells fourth chapter of "Reminiscences of w. M Hunt" Lovers of the theatre will find no little inter est in J. Brander Matthews article on "A French Comic Dramatist" l." Anna Eichberg writes a capital short story, t'Brown's Re- treat" From the posthumous papers of Gen. G. F. Shepiey is given chapter of 'Inci- dents of the Capture of Richmond" The "Reminiscences of the Van Buren Administra- ton will interest old readers, and both inter- est and instruct younger ones. Several good poems, reviews of many recent books and variety of charming little essays in the Con- tributors' Club, complete an excellent num- Der of the Atlantic.
 New Books.
 Memorials of Frances Ridley Havergal," by her sister, Maria " G. Havergal, is the record of one who did what she could to benefit the world while she was in it. This record consists chiefly of an autobiography and letters, and ex- tracts from letters. Those who have read Miss Havergal's books and sung her hymns will be especially interested in the story of her noble and benefcent life as told in this book, and others can find pleasure and profit in it. Published by Anson D. F. Ran dolph & Co.,, New York, and for sale in this city by F. T. Jarman.
 The recurrence of presidential year brings fresh crop of biographies. Among the most recent of these works is 1.-The Life of Thomas F. Bayard, Senator from Delaware and son of the ex-Senator who has died with in few days The subject of this sketch is a statesman of exceptionally clean record and marked ability and even though he never win Presidential honors, his life is we'll worth the study. Published by D. Appleton & Co.,, New York, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 Appletons' ''Hand Book of Summer Re- sorts, with Principal Routes of Summer Travel" has been revised to date and is now republished for 1880. This volume in paper and costing but half a dollar, embraces vast amount of historical, descriptive and other data about the innumerable resorts of the United States and Canadas minute information about distances, modes of con- veyance, hotels, prices and all those practical details concerning which the tourist wants to be posted. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 Mrs. Clara Barnes Martins guide book for Mount Desert has reached fifth edition, and is to be commended for the excellence of it's illustrations and it's valuable map. Published by Houghton, Osgood & Co.,, Boston, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 J. B. Lippincott < Co.,, of Philadelphia, have published a neat and cheap edition, in paper covers, of ''Idalia'' by ''Ouida" ''Ida1ia' is a story of love and hatred, of af- lection and jealousy, of intrigue and devo- tion. It has attained 8 wide popularity, and this new and cheap edition will supply want For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller
 The American Book Exchange publishes the third bound volume of ''The Library Maga- zine of Select Foreign Literature" It is full of excellent reading
 Appletons' Dictionary of New York and Vicinity" contains great deal of accurate and complete information which those who visit New York for business or pleasure need. It is valuable publication. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.