New-York tribune., 1886-07-07

xossrs Ben tsy will issue In October NEXT Mr. George
Ausustas salas Autobiography

Nossrs Bentley will issue In October next MI George
Augustas sala's Autobiography.
John A,iyn Boston, has nearly ready "cesArs Gallo
War" by Professor Francis W. Kelsey. containing the
,even books with introduction. mapA plans, flustra'
hons, notes and vocabulary.
James j. Chapman, Washington, d. C.. solcits SUD-
scriptons The Statutes at Large OF the PROVISIONAL
and Governments OF the Confederate STATES
of America, from the institution OF the Government
February 1861 TO March 1s $685. inclusive. arranged
iu chronological order together with the Constitution
for tho Provisional Government. and the Permanent
Constitution OF the Confederate States and the eates
concluded the Confederate States with lndan loes
edited by Raphael p. Than. chief clerk, AdJuant-"eh-
erars Office War Department The volume Will be
royal Of about 200 pages bound In sheep 'ho
price has been fixed at SlO.
Harvard Univcrsity In the War OF 1s6l-ls65 srec-
pri OF services rendered in the Army and Navy OF tne
United sacs by the graduates and students OF Harvard
College aud the professional schools by francis lie
Brown, A. NJ. NJ. D., is announced to be published III
conformity to vote OF the committee OF hi'y ap-
pointed from the Alumni Association.
"Carlsbad and its Environs." which the scrioner'
have lust published describes the famous springs ana
gives an account the itself and the country sur
rounding it.
The Publishers Weekly discusses the question: Have
Magazines Hurt the Book Trade 2" The conciusio" 10
reached that magazines have hurt the BOOK business
as little as newspapers arc Huttps s"o
George Routledge & sons have iust published "Asn
of the Reigu biographical dictionary OF eminent per-
sons of British or Colonial birth who have died during
the reign Of Queen Victoria II Is edited py Mr. lhonss
Humphrey Ward
The first volume of an English translation of Karl
Marks work Das Kapai," will be published In Lon
don in the fall.
The seventh volume OF Won Ranke's History OF the
Word is re ady for press. The historian also left
al IN which to be
ooked over and prepared for publication by Dr. Weide-
mann, who Ranke's intimate friend and fellow
worker for nearly twenty years
The rrst number OF The Me,sorah, monthly magazine
md the official organ OF the B'ne Birth is out The
,ditor is benjamin F. Teixoto, exConsM OF the United
States TO Kumana and France.
The committee of the swedenborg Society has under
taken publish a concordance 10 all the theological
Writings OF swedenborg II will be Issued in monthly
parts aud its publication will probably extend over hve
years.
spondentof Notes and Queries writes as follows
"In review OF The Life Of Longfellow in The Ahe
n0n April II. 1856. the writer says that some strik
Ing thoughts poets journal ought to be separated
from commonplace surroundings and he Instances
first all. a taken at Portland Ia 1s41 which he
Gays pair With Blsnco Whites celebrated sonnet
passage ends with the reflection that the whole sea
was flashing with this heavenly light. though we saw
Il only ia single track. The dark arc the dark
providences OF God, luminous. thoueh not to us-and
even 10 ourselves another position. The AMen9Un
will nd his suggestion forestaed by the poet
himself, who reproiuces this thought In the same
words at the of the sixth chapter OF 'havanash
published two years after in 1919:
Across the treulOus OF the river the tran
Qu moon sent toward him siivery shaft OF hght hkr
an angelic salutatiOn Aud the consolng Thought
came To him. only this river bui all rivers aud
lakes the great sea itself. nashng with tbs
heavenly hight thou ne behed IL as single ray only,
that what him s>yeTe The dark waves were the
dark prov God. luminous TO others, and even
10 hIulsef shoud!he chAngei his position"
Tue new list of Browning Society shows that. out
OF its 23S members, rather more than one-thrd are
Americans.