New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-20

week they will issue an entirely new edition. which has
been corrected throughout by the poet himself
Herbert Spencer is writing article entitled Tho
New Toryism" for The Contemporary ReCieC. Iti the
first OF series OF articles 10 be written by Mr. Spencer ON
current political topics.
The February number Of BldcktrOOds Magazine 'con
tains a heretofore unpublished dialogue by George
Henry Lewes entitled The New PhGdo" which Is In
tended introduction to systematic exposition Oh
philosophy.
The first part OF the Pathological societys Dictionary
OF the English language, which has been in preparation
for twenty years Will appear January 30. The text Is
from "A" to "ANT" The period which will be con-
sumed In the completion OF the whole work Will probably
be twenty years more
General "Chlnese" Gordon has written theological
treatise, which will be published after its revision. by
Prebendary Barnes.
The sculptor Woolncr's new poem "sileneus,' is an
nounced ready by Macmillan & Co.
Mr. shorthouse the author Of John nglesant writes
to The academy in defence OF the Quietst Moino He
says The mission OF Molino was an apparent failure
SO always is it with the finest natures Apparent fall
ure the unalterabe seal of their MISSION and the I'm
mortal influence they exert comes invariably from the
grave"
Jules Verne has ordered the construction by firm at
Nantes Of largo sailing vessel in which he intends to
a cruise IN the Antarctic Sea to collect materials Tor
future rOmances.
Edmond GOncOurt's new novel Is called Cherie" NJ.
GOncOurt says that it is his final work.
Mile. Judith Gauter, daughter OF Ihcophlc Gautler
has written an Eastern romance.
Mr.. Johnston the explorer, has completed his work on
the River Congo, which he has dedicated to Henry NJ
Stanley.
Prvy Councillor Wagner tho founder OF the Berlin
newspaper Rret,z Zeing. has issued history OF the
German revolutionary movement Of 1eis. Herr
Wagner states that Prince Bismarck although supplying
racy leaders to the KrcZetung nearly every day, had
then strong antipathy the press, desiring s entire
suppression. In 1s4s Prince Bismarck wrote: i not
only sympatize with Calph Omar IN his efforts 10 de-
stroy all books with the single exception Of the Christian
Koran, but would not hesitate to complete their de
struction by obcratng every possible means for the
issue Of new publications. FOR printing IS the Anti
Clrst's favorable agent in disseminating wickedness"
THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL:
Miss Mary Anderson plays CiaTfce next Saturday
IN Gilbor''s new drama, comedy and tragedy. The
event IS looked forward TO with much interest.
Miss Minnie Palmer IL crOwdlng the Strand Theatre
nightly and Is the rage with the London dudes."
NJ. Faurc the French baritone, Is seriously III with
bronchitis.
Madame VaIda made nit in VerdIs Ernani' in
italian opera in Paris She formerly Miss Whcelock
Of Boston, and IL niece OF State Senator Merrill, Of
Massachusetts.
drama has been produced at the Belgrade Theatre
the author f. which IL Prince Nicolas, Of Montenegro.
II is reported to be a work of merit.
Lccocqs new opera bOufc, Oiseau Blcu," has been
produced in Paris. 1t partial success. and con-
tans charming melodies, but its general style Is
mo