New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
LlTERARY NOTES.

- UtW StittS OF tcNRiTtS ny DdflnS OVuiu,
on the The Mystery Suffering" has been published
A complete edition of Franz Reuters works,
in twentyeight parts is about be published in Ger
many.
Herr Sogvaas van RooUen, of Utrecht, Hol-
hand wishes for copies OF al papers in which mention Is
made Of Mr.. Motley.
Herr Weber, OF Leipzig, win shortly Issue the
prospectus OF a new universal literary lexicon, some
what similar to the Dictionnairc OF N. Napereau
A "Iiterart Album" containing contribu-
tons in prose and verse by the best Swedish authors
with portraits of each author = 70 DC the N"sth"s VI
teTPrisc OF o stockholm puDisher'
NJ. Otto Lorenz, Paris, has Just published
another fascicule Of his General Catalogue OF the
French Book Trade since 1870" CONTAINING works pub
hsled IN lS661S75, within aud Ma IL makes $40 oe-
tayO pages
G. II. Calvert gentleman of leisure and a
scholar taste who publishes, rule one volume
year viii add works this yeeca nc Of cnar9tte
Won stein, thus supcpcGtuC his life 81 Goethe WIN
life Of GoetneS life long friend and correspondent
DIR. Georg Ebors, the remarkable German
who hgh'eus ms labors an Psychologist by writing
novels on ancient Ezyptan life is a. wort upon anoer
story OF the same kind Tie last UaTda" is already
approaching ffth edition.
The Academy mentions the probability that n
lone study OF The life and works OF HonOre dc bd1ac
will the light at the end Of tbs or the beginning OF
next year Tao book intended 20 be the tirs connected
history OF Balzacs lie and tue most conpife Ie{Sa
lion o. the Coincide Humaine.' The author Is Mr. ave-
Ign JGrod.
Mrs. Comyns Carr is collecting into volume
series OF sketches OF different phases Of Italian life
which she has recently contributed 20 The p0ndon r.
amincr. The work wiz be illustrated states me Acad-
eng by Randolph Cliiecott thc talented youhs arst
Who has recently made alive FOR Us the OK familiar
scenes Of Washington Iryinx's Sketch Book"
Salem Mass. is a place famous for great
many things and volume shortly TO h' pubHSne"
there under the title OF Old NUmkeag." comprsine
history Of the original town aud OF Salem Marehe1d
Peabody Danvers, Beverly and Manchester Win Sss-
Of Interest," outside of the towns people aud Of the arac
tiOn OF local COLLECTIONS
Word comes from COnstantinOple that Prof
T. A. Grosvenor OF Robert College. ~ that city Is trans
latpe from the original Geek for American publication
the volume Of byzantine Studies" by Dr. A. G. Pas
patti Greek aIeheoogsi WHO as given lhIee al 10
Inc cApiOtatOh % " t,ofsS also Gives n
summary OF previous labors in tins field
The Presbyterian Board Of Publication, Phil
adslphia Is issuing Manual Of Forms" Tor bapI'SmS'
marriages funerals and other official occasions pre-
pared for general use in the Presbyterm Church ny
Tie heI 4 A HcISc sSl VI me lo .ufh"I5t1ye issue
to NtHrges, creates some surprise.
IT'S claimed for the edition de iare of Thomas
AKempis's Imitation OF Christ to he published by
J. b. IAppncot Co.. thst il will DO the finest edition OF
that religious classic issued The froniispece Is
leonardo IA Vinci's Christ" reproduced in e,chng
from the original paintings and there are other eSa o
ngs nv the leading French artists n tins speeaiy Inc
binding viii be in dark ycluin, relieved WIN Whe'
II is reported from Madrid. states The AHe-
nauaa that seor Ruiz Gorilla proposes to publish ms
tory OF the important events which happened during tue
Revolutionary pellod in stain and in detail those which
preceded and followed the aDqcauon Oh we Dat ~ n
Aosta Those implicated in political movements a 'a1
time fear iudc0us and conlpiOm Jug details az s.q
Zo1lla has tie habit OF PLAIN speaking 'eI! S"oHS'
developed
Hengelmann, of Leipzig, announces the pub
ncaton during the coming year, of volume upon he
Life and Worso OF George Sand from the pen OF Leopold
Katscaer the German translator Of Tame This writer,
a veritahle polygl0t has already published various
studies upon hs heroine acc 10 tu5 ~ Ti
statement, Jascr hi The BrSt QbaLt'ty nc l,"li
Tcsih S-eualc and Europa, and German, glish treHch
ana Italian editions OF lis forthcoming DOCK are
4 new Handy Volume Waverley' edition
Of scots novels j. being published by Bradbury Az
new. London, and issued here b. r. Worihngton' NO.
$50 Broadway The volumes are o. the SIZE OF the
"Hardy Volume Shakespeare and the publishers nave
been exceptionally succe sfu m presenting very read
able page in SO small type The set VIII he compStr u
mas tine and VIII sell at 500 only the papercovered
volumes viii be sold separately al zoe. each
The d" Golden Songs Of Great Poets" which
Will be published by Miss Leggatt who is yisor-
ously establishing herself as publisher and BOOK
seller on upper Broadway, Will make Lo!i-
day volume rather larger than the usual size,
adorned on the outside with facsmiles of the auto
er9phs Of contributors Or Holmes n'T9dacfs me
BRYANT contributes "Tle Song sparrow" LongitiiOw
sloT ,5e T To-cI The FrFy; Parabe;
Bavar, TAYLOR The Lost Cayatid' Il is generally un
men beyond her own perseverance ana thtir guod hd
ture anu there those 10 say that 10 more shoulJ me-
rary than other people give ,oinetmng 4I nothing,
but the successful pluck o. the lTcj ecer OF ths volume
Is rot the notable. TIC book is profusey illustrated
10y designs barley, Moran, Hart, FIedercis smile
and Mcl,utce.
Mrs Fanny Hodsson Burnett Is the latest
prize Of the publishers who unanimously willing
"even anxious" in her 20 give mp their usual pre-
iu'ce against collections OF short stories. The two
volumes announced from Philadelphia are made up ron
her early contributions Pctersos Magazine and other
periodicals. for she began writing and printing when
che was scarcely well into her teens :" third volume
her later magazine stories, contributed 20 ScTOnfS
IfOnty under her authorization, will be pub
lished by Scrihner. Armstrong & Co., "Surly Tim
Trouble Of these. and great was tue JOY 10
the Scribne Office when this manuscript bc0keniig the
advent OF writer OF promise, quietly made Us
appcaTanoe. The wOuldbe writers Who entertain the
abiding superstition that magazine editors are zeal 10
the appeals Of all but famous authors, woud nave beeh
seriously disconnected by the warmth OF the reception
ACCORDED In the privacy 81 the sancln 10 TINS unknown
pen. OF which all they knew that II belonged 10
little down IN Tennessee Kentucky THIS story
W n head the Sctbner volume, and with will I've issued
sFsnleralda," "IOdlsky." " lie Monsieur de Ia Petite
Dane and others her powerful ana pathetic stones
III may added that Mrs Burnett Is not sake Holm"