New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07
IITERARY NOTES.

A new work by the author of 1.-THE Sons Of
Goodwin" called "The Court OF King Edwin Is just
ready at J. b. Idppinc0tt Co.'S.
L. s. Patrick, of Dwight, Ill.,, is collecting
material for biographical and genealogical history OF
The Ludin8ton and Patrick families
j. B. LippincOtt & Co. are TO publish IN TINS
country new Chapman Hal cheap edition Of Ihaes
Illustrated hi1s tt ''' &c III '''''' ''''
George Howell. an English authority, Is pre-
pairing book to he entitled The Conflict Of CapaI ana
Labor in which the history and the various aspects o!
trade unions technical education, etc. VIII DC ueaou ~
length.
Two interesting biographies are promised in
ENGLAND I'm a Man OF Other Days Rccoiecuons OF the
Marquis dc Beauregrd edited from the French by i,S
Ccntury" nom the papers OF Christopher Jeahreson,
edited by ]. c. Jeafrcson.
The purchasers Of the two vOlumesof super
natural Religion win soon be able procure the COM
rleon Of the work which win contain the authors
preface TO the Ska London edition. thus mang r tnS
Apencag ed ihc pIS SoI2c car m Noyember
The Rev. II. n. Hudson, the well-known
shakespcarian scholar editing classical English
Reader" for publication by CHM & Heath Boston; II
will contain about two hundred selections rom ne 1es
writers, in the choice OF when MI hudson i'c oii''
abilities Will stand him in good stead
A I.eipsic publisher. Herr GrunOw, has IN
preparation series Of German TRANSACTIONS, edited ny
the wcllknOwn novelist Paul Hcyse, from the ltaIah
Of nineteenth century. Included III
tial volume VIII lac tales by Neyo laril he AOls' Lo
oatolli. Enreo. CastelDUovo. and others.
An interesting volume is promised in ing
land OF Floral Designs for the Table, being PLAIN dircc
lions for its ornamcntation with cut flowers ana
fruit with classical lists Of suitable plants berries sHd
i9v1s inc vor viii he i'm folio size and VIII contain
tWeuty-tour original colored designs
!. A. Svmonds has finished translation OF
Michael Angeles scunets from tie autograph edited by
sjcnor Ccsare Guast the first time that complete
;r, -r~ff-ff of these ms
also translated tie philosophical sQGnctS OF Chl"ga'
md proposes % print both series shortly ~ one Eon'
with introduction and notes. The book VIII DC pup
lslel by Messrs Smith, Eldcr Co.. London
The Cambridge (England) University Press
will publish Immediately The Gospel OF ST. MarS with
critical and explanatory notes, and an introduction nv
Dr. Maclear Head-Masor Of Kings College school, Lon
of Tie Bible for schools" be brought ont under thc
general ehtorslp 81 Professor feio"he' WIN c "'s'
snce Of an able STALL
Messrs Griffith & FaTan, London, are pre-
parirg for pu LEGATION Wort, entitled Masterpiece
Antique Art" from The celebrated coccousin the Vat
lean the Louvre and the British Museum II consists OF
reproductions by pcrmanent photography OF tWsHFi'e
,cai and ecriptivc letcr-pIcss. hY Mr. stephen lhOm
roi has also seeccd tie works OF art to he repro
duced
Henry Holt s. Co. viii have ready before the
emo Of this month thcr collection Of the works OF con
siderable number of modestly famous people, "fhe
snce-Poen Poets" Hr Rossitcr johnson is the Judge
who in this case. decides their claims 10 fame No long
series Of volumes is required; IN TACT hlsoihe red
line volume groups ihem an There is lrSyerh about
The hen with ch,cSen with more conSld ration iod
ilrsa singular -oDgstcrs. Nr Holt has figured on tAe
cover thc sons-bd which has laid in its nest ono egg
The new volume Of hitherto mcollectcd, and
for the most part unpublished prose- aud VERSE 10y
Thomas Moore is obtained chiefly from Moorc' own
ranuecvpts ard other fresh material, FOR which Mr.
r. IT, shephcrd has ransscked every literary nook ana
corner OF England Il vii include his "Notc Books and
COMMONPLACE Books. much fresh srondthcr the
4 ft.
rAY h.gC St to fr ie life Of InrJ Ryron' ne
suppressed pOi oIs OF "L3la ROokh,' aud many unc0
lcc.ed songs.
MIR. Charles Dudley Warmers Being a Boy"
nearly ready James r. Oss0OG Co.'S promises to he
one Of his most Characteristic books IL is NOS exactly
juvenile nor exactly set OF essays, nor exactly any
thing m particular But both CrOvr-up people ana
crowincup people are 10 he delighted with book
orenr n Obi, pleasant fashion, One Of the best things
f. THIS world IS be boy: 20 requires 10 experience
odvan;acc Of me position is that il doe not last long
enough; it is Just as Won get used to being
hoy, you have TO hc something else, WITH good zeal
more work 90 Go. and not half so much fun
The veteran President WOolSey, Of Yale
ST bale and hearty ar1 fun Of good work, Will leave be-
hind him stl another monument Of his ability as a
thinker and writer in political science, in an elaborate
twovoume treatise the subject, which scr.lncr, Arm
tt.oug & Co. viii publish during tue month. The work
opens with an exposition OF the doctrine of personal
rights and tie conclusion reached that Tor The exist
oncc Of justice and freedom. some permanent organized
power is necessary such aSls called The state This
leads 10 the second par Of The work 1.-THE Theory Of Tie
State. which SETS oth tAe poi Ca theories dE"nced W
leading writer's and accss to lay true ground for the
Silte's existence. The third ana largest OF the work
treats ~ Practical Politics" The question Do what way
TIE state may best accomplish The ends proposed IN MS
existence brings the subject Of the r!g Of COVE rEucn
divisions power i the stale system, Capitalization aud
sei--oveTme.d, before The reader Such york, from
such puhcSf VIII not only be- of great value and %
IMPORTANT IN this country, hUt VIII bc accepted
the world over a> Authority u its topic and C;cCit
10 tie national literature ia WhIch 10 j. produced.