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Show IMCRMTIOML REVIEW For 1.S79. This K;viuw, heretofore Uuod as a "lii-monliily," will bo continued upon a now plan, acd every etlort will bo ruido and r j expense si and to keep it the best ltuvicw and of the highcfl class. With thij object, and in order that it may bo more fully abreast of current events than is possible with a bi-monthly publication, the "International" will bo issued as a Monthly on and altor January 1ST!'. With the March number tho editorsmp will be asiu-T.ed by Mr. JonsT. AIorsk, Jr., aulli.r of Hie "Life of Alexander Hamilton." "Karaous TnsU," etc., etc., ar,d by Mr. Hkmiv Cabot Lodue, formerly for-merly editor of iho j.Vor(A American Review, bnd autbor of the "Life of George Cabot." Air. Uesry B. B a uses, Iho present editor, will retain his connection con-nection with the Kb view moro especially espe-cially as b-Jsinpfs editor and manpger. It" is intended to miko tho "i.fTElt-national" "i.fTElt-national" the leading ltu view of the United Sttc, and tho eual of the best English or continental periodical;. ' Many now writers will furnish articles to tho "International" in addition to iho already long lit of well-known contributors. Tho publishers and editors propose to hftvo all tho principal topics of immediate interest trcsued in tho Beview by those personB who are especially lilted to deal with tho various subjects. Tho "International" "Inter-national" will not depend merely upon names, but upon the choice of subject, and upon tho intrinsic merit of the articles, in order to command public attention at-tention and approval. 'Iho proprietor hope to make tho Review indispocsable to every one who wishes to keep up with the. bett thought in America and Europe upon the most important subjects. A unique and attractive foaturo of tho Review is the Department of Contemporary Contem-porary Literature, "which embraces a brief, impartial, and comprehensive summary of tho literary movement in all the groat countries of Christendom. Tho movement in England, Prance, and Germany lias been carefully outlined in an instructive and entertaining manner, by correspondents residing at the European centres of literary activity. In future like special attention will bo given to the leading features of the literary movement in America. During 1S79, article rosy be expected from writers of the highest rAnk on both sides of the Atlantic. While foreign writers will bo admitted freely, American' writers will in future, as heretoforo, have the preference. All former pledges of tho Review will continue to bo observed. Tho sub-cription price will remain at $5, notwithstanding the increase in tho annual number of pages. Sirjgle numbers will contain 112 pages each, and will be sold at 50 cents. There will bo no change in the price of back volumes or back numbers. A. 8. BARNES &. CO., Publishers, 111 & 113 William Street, New York. |
