Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HE CALIFORNIAN, Tor May, contains an
admirably executed portrait of Longfellow
and some studies of the California Missions
illustrated. "rhe Mier Prisoners" by James
OMears, is an article that will have much
interest for people in this section, old
Texans especially; "Only Tramp" poem,
illustrated by J. Russell Fisher, is a we'll
told story in the vein of Bret Hart The
other articles are fairly good and the short
stories and poems very readable. Published
by the California Publishing Company, San
Francisco.
MEssRs. S. C.. TooF & Co., the printers, 10,
Is and II Court street, have in press the
proceedings of the Seventh Annual Session
of the Grand Lodge of Tennessee Knights of
Honor, held in Nashville April 1918, 1882"
"The Constitution, Bylaws and Rules and
Regulations of the Memphis Cotton Ex-
change, together with the Rules Governing
Business in Contracts for the Future Deliv-
cry of Cotton" and the Premium List of
the approaching Fair of the Shelby County
Agricultural Association" The proceedings
of the Grand Lodge K. of III. shows the or
der to be in fourishing condition in the
State. The new rules of the Cotton Exchange
embrace many new features, and cotton men
aDxiously await their official PRONUNCIATION.
The same firm have just got out edition
of 10000 copies of an illustrated and descrip-
tive catalogue for the Carver Cotton Gin
and Machine Company, of this city, and the
work is done in manner worthy the high
reputation of the house.
The April number of Southern Historical
Society Papers comprise the following: "Me-
moir Of the First Maryland Regiment" by
General Bradley T. Johnson: Port Re
public, Cold Harbor. "The story of an
Attempted Formation of n. w. Confed-
crate" letter from General ]. A. Early.
"The Artillery on the Gettysburg Cam
paign;" report of Colonel Garnet: report of
Colonel H. c. Cabell "Review of Double
days Charlottesville and Gettysburg" by
Colonel VIM. Allan. Tribute to the Confed-
crate Dead" by the Rev. DIR. Markham.
Fifteenth GeofA Regiment at Gettys-
burg" report Of Colonel Du Bose. afhe
Southern Soldier Boy poem by Father
Ryan. "Elliott, Hsmi IN, and Elliott's Tor
pedos," by Major J. A. Hamilton. "Official
Correspondence of A. n. ". "Notes and
Queries: Stonewall Jackson Frightened, the
WouRding of jackson, Burning of Oxford,
Miss, by Federal Troops, Did Cutts's Bat
TALON Have Sixty Pieces Of Artillery at
Sharpsburg?" Editorial Paragraphs" "Lit
erary Notes"
THE AMERICAN LAW MAGAZINE, for May,
opens with an article entitled Naming the
Paramour," from the Journalcf Jurisprudence
and Scottish Ldw Magazine which should be
printed in pamphlet form for free circula-
ton in the New England States, in Illinois
Especially Chicago and in Indiana, in all
of which parts of the Union divorces are
easily obtained. The writer takes the
oldfashioned ground touching the in
vasion OF a home by an adulterer, and
goes so far as to favor the ''code duello" as a
means OF righting such wrongs-a prevent
i've not a curative. Besides this there are
recent decisions of the Supreme Courts of
Masss chusetts, Alabama, Arkansas, Penn
sylvania, New York. Illinois, Rhode Island,
Maine, California, Oregon, Texas, Wiscon-
sin, Missouri, South Carolina, Vermont, In
diana and Nebraska, and that of the United
States There is also an article en- "What
Constitutes Valid Declaration of Trust"
and another on professional Advertising"
The American Law Magazine Publishers, AZ
LaSslle street, Chicago.
THE INTERNATIoNAL REVIEW continues to
verify the promise made some few mon hs
ago when there was a change in the editorial
management. The May number is unusu
ally good, as the following table of contents
will snow: "Heine: His Wit, Wisdom and
Pathos;;" an essay upon his life and writ
tings, by Moncure ID. Conway. Scientific
Basis of Positive Political Economy" (Sec-
oud paperl; by Prof. Lester f. Ward, of the
United States geological survey. "a Self.
Made Man and Atheist" biography OF
Bradlaugh Thomas Hart Benton" a bio
graphical sketch, by the late Colonel James
d. Waddell. "The Wealth of the United
States, and the Rate of Its Increases" an es
innate of the valuation of the country a
past periods, and brief discussion of the re-
| suits, by Henry Gannett, United States cen
sus bureau, "Bismarck's Plan for Insurine
German Laborers" is a comprehensive arti
Gle involving considerable research, and pre-
sents clearly the great s.atesman's views OF
the important question OF German socialism
by Prof. Richard I. Ely, of John Hopkins
University. "The Jurisdictional Question
in the Guiteau Case" by Lincoln L. Eyre, il
reply TO the article in the April number or
the same subject, by General F. J. Lippitt
| The number closes with Book Reviews,
and is in all respects equal to its usua
! standard.