The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-31
AUTHORS AND PUBLICATIONS.

DOlsquuey, Is new DOok VI tafOio yuoo
published in Paris.
Houghton, Mitflin & Co. have nearly
ready Richard Grant Whites new boo K
Everyday English"
'Tes Meres Ennemies," by NJ. Catulte
Mendes, is a new French novel for which
great success is predicted.
NJ. Gallesloet has Just published at
Bruges his Life of Margaret of York, the
wife of Charles le Tenieraire.
Mr.. Longfellow's new poem, "Old
Saint Davids," appears in the June num-
Der of Lippincotts Magazine.
"The New Truth and the Old Faith"
is the title of an anonymous work by a
new scientific writer, which is soon to
appear in London.
"a Hopeless Case" is the title of a
new novel by Edgar Fawcett, to be is
sued at once by Houghton, Mitflin & Co.,
in Little Classic" style.
Mr.. Ruskin is reported to have recent
ly refused a four hundred-dollar offer
made by Charles Scribner's Sons, for 8
short article on the Cathedral of St.
Marks, at Venice.
By an act of the General Assembly
of Colorado, it is required that the Gen
eral Statutes and Civil Code of that
State shall be printed in the English,
German and Spanish languages.
| Mrs. Jane G. Swisshelm has new
book now going through the press, the
title of which is "Half a century, One
of the interesting features of the book is
an account of the origin of "Uncle TOMS
Cabin"
| The second volume of Admiral Surien
de la Graviere's work, "La Marine de-
Anciens, has just appeared in France.
This is said to be a profound work on
historical criticism, written in q style
that is both fascinating and elegant.
Francis Deak, Hungarian Statesman
A memoir, with a preface by M. +
Grant Duff, M. P, has just been pub
lished by Macmillan & Co. This bool
is by an anonymous author, and is said t,
be valuable contribution to the East
ern Question.
"New Departure in Collegiate Contro
and Culture" by the late Prof. Calel
Mills, of Wabash College, will be pub
lished at an early day by A. S. Barnes
Co. in the "Atlas Series" It will b
,, brought out under the direction Of fel
low professor.
"British and American Education,
by Mayo w. Hazeltine, is the latest is
. sue of Harper's "Half Hour Series.
l The papers collected in this little volum
! were originally published in the Ne'
9 York Sun. 1t is comparison of TIL
l methods of British and American Uni
e versity education.
u archaeological Notes on Ancien
Seulpturing on Rocks in Kumaon, In
g dia," prehistoric Remains in Centra
a India" and "Rough Notes on Snak
; Symbol in India in Connection with tn
t Worship of Siva," are the titles of thre
+ works by J. Fl. Rivett-Carnac, recent
published in Calcutta. .- ...
- Robert Clarke & Co. have issued new
i revised and enlarged edition Of thei
y !, catalogue and price list of Leg
:, blanks, for lawyers, Justices, Mayor
q township officers notaries, ETC., whic
i, covers over fifty pages and embraces
- very complete list of legal form
# dockets, records, poll books, &c.
d Harper & Bros. published few day
O ago IA Model Superintendent; Sketc
Of the Life, Character and Methods {
I'll Work of Henry P. Haven" By HI. {
e. Trumbull. The volume is bi ographici
a in character. having for it's subject til
70 life and work, especially in Sunda,
le schools, of the Late Henry P. Haven, {
e the International Lesson Committee.
ISL Chaplin & Gould, of Springfield, Mass
[e have in press a work upon improvement
in American breeeh-loading small arm
le heavy ordnance, projecties, fixed ANN,
f1 nition, gunpowder and gun machiner,
ID by Gen. 9. B. Norton. The great n
'r vance made in this direction during tt
past quarter of century is an assurant
i'd that this will be work of considerab
interest. .H
~ " Mr.. g. Otto Trevelyan's new wor
- "The Early History of Charles Jam
Fox" is said to be in the hands Of ii
\, publisher in London. Those who rea
70 =, Mr.. Trevelyan's life of his uncle, Lol
IL IL Macaulay, published in 1876, will r
"a "a member his praiseworthy modesty, goo
~ - taste and great literary skill. His fort
ID ID coming work will be locked forward
e. with much interest.
at Ed. Linn & Go. have just reat
microscopic Examinations of Sampl
I'd of Commercial Arsenic. and the Prac
re, cal Results to which it Leads" by E
to ward s. Dana, Ph. D. This little mo
nd ograph contains scientific discussic
he Of the qualities, forms and differences
commercial arsenic and of the featur
distinguishing the product Of differe
manufactures. 1t may prove useful
trials for murder by arsenical poison.
'Iucie Rodey" is the name of Il
no new society novel, written by Hen
- Greville, author of "Dosia," "Savsl
%ar az Expiation," and "Sonia, which has be,
o. a admirably translated into English, fro