New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
LITER /.RY fNOTES.

Prof Max Mull',r has a third volume OF ms
"aips from a Gerr ian Workshop in the press
DIR. Manning, has written pastoral letter to
his clergy ON the Vatican Council, which viii appear
shortly.
Among forthcoming biographies are one of
Brunei, the engineer. Of George Wheheld. and
.'Livcs of the Lord Chancelors Of Ireland by Mr.
OFianagan.
Messrs Longmans av preparing a uniform
ediicn Of M DsraCis novels, TO which the author vi"
prefix general preface The 1Tst volume OF 'ie
series viii DE Lothian?
Lee & Shepard of Boston announce the I'M
mediate publication OF q uniform edition oI ""u ,
schwartzs novels, translated for them ny MISS 80
IN KS * c4Ty and Miss Msric A. Browr No Eshsdd Etd
translation has ever been made ol ~. t,e canal TO
af H Gorm3ny and Northern Europe Iei,nei "u,iii "tc
trausotors, publishers can co NJ American reprint
are ennG.s,,c T.. m ilI I' ana Name and Birth and Ein
e be 5,IS,sa tSIGTsa y TP TdE dEnancpatSn Mania
The UnpToiec;ed. The Double ,h, Mn c' or f Comet
"a, No. Tine ssterSin-IAw, . Ihe sons OF ,,e
organ Grinder etc. etc. fre1,iS tort6r srcdncns Of
s,n o NorGtrn Europe. and If the opinions oI con
,n'aS ,n'aS Siyt.riz's novels be any sound Gass Of jude
Inon we may anticipate great ana permanent S"'''
Ills country.
Messrs. Roberts Brothers list of new publi-
"Thc Moui,ious of the Unseen and other ne" Poems
T., Jeau uee ov; Ten Times One is Ten The Possible
Reformation" Story, 10y Col. Frederic lngbam tan-
thor Of " The Man without Country the Au'hor oi
"IL Yes. AVID Perhaps" and OF The Inchan Pagers
and an E.say, 10y Mics Harriet W. Preston;
A. added, Organization in Daily Lte, 10y AthuI htlPs,
uuc volume loLo, 20 match R,alnan, 1's,Ih :. - lIh
Marcmn.a," and Companions OF NV Soiltu9e ,iiie iine
suoW Man" by Ceors. sand Translated ,,y,rri 10y 'iSS
O. ~ylytAfr 4" lerlg.e- ana
AsYasia." by walker savage Laudor; &c short Essays
ana Aph0r.,I-' py Arthur Helps " Roman Imperial,
ism and other y. Ut.-, by Prot j. Il. Secloy, author OF
Ftcc Homo" " Lectures OH Roman History by IIoI
ton Designs i'm Silhouette by PAU Kouewka author Of
q. silhouette u.l-l- in rhakesptares ~ Mluslilis,a t,
S..ats Dream" which popular last season the
i,I.rs new translation of Faust, one elegant mall
III Juveniles, lor tic season. 1901,
Fields. Osgood, & Co. announce thc following
new books, To be published during the Autumn of 1870
..Pirkvick Papers" Bamaby Rudge, and Hard
Times" a Tale Of Two Cities, and Great ENpccta-
tons" Christmas books and sketches by Boz
"Thc English Goyerness at the Samesn Court beng beng
kok" by Anna Larriette LeouowerS. with l6tulIpaee
usratous nom h"i9SraInS presented 10 t1e & ayIot
William Winston ~caton OF The National iaic'i> c'ce''
biographical sketch, With passing notices OF MS a.so
rl".cs and IRE as; prepared ny I5h @ uG"s IrI r /,
by E1yard TAYLOR. Uniform with Lonciel0ws Dante
and Biyauts Homer, volume imperial octave l.,c
lnj . Oh - ,ti.,. "a ti5,s Dream of a star" hy
Charles Dickens. beautifully Illustrated from drawings
10y Hammau Billings, engraved by W. j. Lhtohi VII.
THE Kings Lily and Rosebud" winter POems," an
Illustrated book for the uIi3YS, containing poems new
ana Old, by Wattier, LonscllQw, Bryant Lowell, and
Emerson ptola-ely illustrated with original drawings
~ many OF The best American artists TINS volume VIII
NcT-Ene!and:" "Vagabond Adventures" 10y Ralph
Kceler; Talks about Peoples Stomachs" by ,,i DlS
Lungs" Sc.; "Od Curiosity shop" THE Uncomner.
ral Traveller. and additional Christmas stGIcsi
'.Ihc Complete Poetcal Works OF James Russell
Lowell" RtdIine edition, uniform with the Red Line
Tennyson, whittier LongteloW, Scott, DC; "fuss! VII
low" 10y Harriet Lcecher stowe.
In the eighth volume of Mr. Froude's His
tory he quotes important letter, which he states was
written by Randolph TO Sir W. Cecn. writer In a
recent number Of The Cahoc World asserts that he has
informed by Mr.. stevenson Of the Record once
CHhere Mr. Froude saws he found O that there is nc
such letter in that oee at an me lnpTessl0n, Son
World the authority Of Mr.. stevenson twho is Cath
artcl@ in ihe American periodical Nlr Froude wrote
the Foreign Oicc ANA discovered that thcre mas Oeel
either by himself or eompos,t9r clerical error H u
,tli tstca ~ Hdioin6 WHO wrote The C
ter though owing TO the fact that Randolph Wasa ta
time about the Court, and in connection with Bedor'
Randolph. However that may be- the impression pr'
dUceG iy the statement or the crlilc IN IHe Ca'o,'
World erroneous. In the letter he is right, in "a
spirit false. lie says there is such letter in the Pul
lie Record Office. We copy below the reply that Proud
has received from that Office The date etter &c ar
given in this reply rerbatD as they are contained III u!
clerical mentioned, Randolph is given as tine write
Bedford that does not in the slightes
degree affect The moral historical weight of the eX
tract "The otter referred 10 IN Mr. Froudes note to ~
Tlomas Hardy is from the Earl of Bedford 10 Sir W
Cecil dated Anwck oct 1865 Scotland Elk Vol &l
No. 90 A.. The words as follow: TheT Is no take @
c 6u or Of ne Ere OF Marcy The Volume Of For
s state Papers. lj14ljOj $50 No 1855, about 10 III
published also contains this letter. >,r, ,,.,,.,
"PubHc Beeord Orlcc, p Aug, 1870"
The last number of TrUbners Literary RecOrC
says: We are informed that the five classes Of th
Institute OF France have unanimously resolved TO draw
up protest in view Of the possible bombarlment of h'
monuments, Libraries, ana museums or Iafls, ana tha
the protest will be addressed 10 every Academy in The
world inviting them 10 give their adhesion t. it, We
venture to the members OF the Institute OF France
that the national monuments, libraries and museums
VIII De held sacred by the German armies as they
are held by themselves An army consisting OF thG
the manhood and youth OF Germany, recruited
course tccming with scholars savauts, and students
glasses which hardly represented in the French army
very likely would have done had they been ah" 20
accomplish their march upon Berlin IIere are lho.-
Trauce and 10 whom the accumulated treasures Of
French AIT and science viii be hardly less dear than
those OF then beloved country. We may, 10y way OF
Ulrcnthe.is state as "a fact that there are now i'm the
German armic. six very accomplished saUsclt scholars
-DT. Thibaut, Dr. Godschmidt, Dr. Won IiemaHn DR..
Goeke Dr. Pische, aad Rich Kiepert. An appeal on the
part OF tie members OF the French Institute to Of
ths stamp-Inauy OF them Associates OF German acade
mics, institutes and unlversltles-Seems TO us quite
uncdlled ur. such men know the responsibilities which
hoy To the world Of letters probably better than the
French 'sayaut>,' not of whom had a word say
about The 'sgccdneSs OF kindred institutions Ger
many, when the military promenade TO Berlin was PIC,
posed win tle IOu accdnatlQ OF the Gentlemen Of
the Pavement o Paris, and the silent approval Of its
learned bodies. A. regards the Literature Of the war; it
Is truly refreshing 20 read the dcuicd and manly mani
tetoe, Of such leaders oi German science and literature
Du Boiskey noad. Berthold Auerbacn. and o;her- by
iHe elar oI T Wa ana hcOlcIeut screenings OF tie
victor HugOs, LuluOHd AbUut,, Ell. Gif.Tdus, etc"
j. b. Lippincott & Co. announce as in press:
f,ftne 4rtI Ar1t,r