Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

From Houghton, Mifiin & Co., Boston,
we have the :" Atlantic Monthly" for April,
with these leading papers: The Portrait of
a Lady" by Henry James; " Concerning
Dead Love-" by Rose I. Cooke; what We
Learn from Old Aryan Wor5s," by John
Fiske; 1.-The Longing Of Gree" by Cameron
Mann; 4" Friends A Duet" by Elizabeth
Parton 1.-The Wives Of Poets" by William
NJ. Rossetti; Her Ghost" by Louise g.
Moulton; ''The New Sunday by Julius H.
Ward "Sonnet," by Frances NJ. Brown !;
"Reminiscences of Washing ton-The Fill
more Administration. 1850 1885," "Seerets,' y
by Ella Wheeler; tThe British Philistine, :"
by Richard g. White; "Jobnson's Garrison,
and other Biographies; ;" "The Last State OF
English Whiggery.'
The leading feature of "Appeton's
journal for April ID. Appleton & Co.,
New York; Is the first part of story
of old Greek life, by Professor George
Ebers; MYSTERIES and Miracle-Plays."
by Mrs. Hooper, founded on the
recent French work on this theme by
Julieville a review, with many striking ex-
tracts. of Oliphant's "Laud Of Gilssd;"
Robert B. Roosevelfs eminently amusing
paper on the profound question, WHY Does
the Crab 60 Sideways the second of Helena
Fauei5 Martins papers on Some Of Shakes
pesre's Female Characters" Portia being
now treated; a curi0us essay on ancient
Greek Dinners" a review. with abundant
spscdotical selections, of Palmer's recent
biography of F." Caliph Haroun Alraschid :"
p gToup OF selections from Ruskin's Just pub
liahed =" Arrows of the Chace;" an essay from
TIE Country Parsnn, called :" Concerning the
Cbeerfulness of the Old" stirring novel
cite. entitled "a Culture Ghost" The edi-
To
the clsims of Carlyle to be considered great
thinker.
"Harper's Magazine for April Harper
& Bros New York; Is very fully and hand
somely illustrated, and presents these emong
other articles: 1.-THE Green Mountains in
Sugsr-Time," by VIM. II. Rideirg An
E1gIish Cathedral" by Arthur Gilman :;
:, indian Education at Hampton and Car
Isle. hy Helen W. Ludlow; italian Life
in New York by Charlotte Adams My
Farm in Switzerland" by S. II. NJ. Byers !;
s. Art-Embroidery, by Alexander F. Oakley /;
" An Artists "reminiscences, by George ii.
Beard " Patrolling Barnegat." by Walt
Whitman Milwaukee" by Ernest Inger-
soil; Anne by Constance f. Woolson
Two Storms, by Sherwood Bonner; 1.-THE
Indian Camp" by J. 7. Trowbridge "Dar-
winian Diversions" by Francis H Under
wood; ''Vernal Faith" by Paul Fl. Hayne
Life Assurance Does Assure" by Stephen
H Tying. Jr.; "Young Man, Go West" by
Poultnev Bigelow; 1.-THE Gate of the
Orient" by VIM. Gibson.
"Tbe Californian" for April California
Publishing Company. San Francisco) opens
with paper by Professor George Davidson,
an able plea for the endowment of scientific
research. Josiah Royce gives well-eonsid-
cred analysis Of George Eliot. John S. Hit
tell hits the pessimists some hard rsps
James Gamble contributes paper full Of
early "reminiscences of the telegraph on the
Pacific coast Lucretis Mott is the subject
Of short paper BY Miss Ellen G. Sargent.
There is a description Of an Agra bazaar by
john H. Gilmour, and an account of the
view from Monte Diablo by A. r. Whitehill.
In the line of stories, there are John V. Che
news "'49 and 80" Dr. J. w GalY con-
tributes a story called Seeking Shadows"
The first chapters of Gcod-for-Naught," by
Mrs Helen Wilmans, are given and Miss
Neville has a tale called ''Blighted." For
poems. Joaquin Miller publishes some verses
on Washington Territory; Willism Sloane
Kennedy gives "a Dream of Death ;" and
Miss Millicent Washburn Shinn translates
four songs from the German.