New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-12
LITERARY NOTES.


A new novel by Mrs. G. A. Warfield, called
srernc Fleming" is announced by T. L. Peterson Bro
A paper describing the home of James Rus
SELL lowell written by George Lowell Austin Is the lead
Ing feature of the March VIDE Aake. portrait Of the
poet, view OF ls'inwood ana picture OF iIol ho"
ellis study will illustrate it,
The Rev. @. b. rockingham has been for
several years in the preparation Of work OF re-
search sufficiently defined by SIS title THE Cradle OF me
CHRIST study in pr,%tine c,naly soma VIII DC
Mr.. Chas. A. Cutter of the Boston Athen&um
will hereafter take entire charge of the department OF
library photography in The LbrarV Journal aud MI Jas
Whitney assistant superintendent OF the bcst0h I9u
lie Library, OF the department OF AnonyhS anu rscu'O
nyms."
The forthcoming number of The International
Rerer will contain, its leading article review OF
"The Administration OF Gen. Grant, in It's home ana
foreign relaons Mr. Bsyless paper already annennee
"James Russell Lowell and Modern trioeiS,n' oy ~,
Ray Palmer; study OF Tive Morse sasas ns ,h l da
ecrfptons Of German Comic Papers and OF ihc UNI
versity OF Upsala," by foreign contributors
Mr.. Cbas. A. Cutters letter in The Nation of
Feb 6. replying TO Dr. Hasen's objections 70 soI9ec'
and reference catalogues" deserves notice az per
hans the best presentation that has been made OF the
usefulness and necessity of such keys " great hnS
While setting rght tie exaggerated estimates OF me
cos of such catalogues. he rs 1t certain tnat
would oe inexpedient TO spend twice az mnch On ,ne
catalogue as the library. II the library was 70 pecoe
three times useful in conseGueneef TIC noralaiS'
Nj Gutter among thenl are beginning 10 share ,lc lceI
inrs of tho college presidents who complain uat We
generous minded much willing TO provide ine
ehces than TO furnish the ior housekeeping
gftoi they are built
The Boston Transcript states that Mr.. John
Fretwen jr is engaged translation, under the
revision Of the author of Maurus Jokais new Hungarian
novel "Egyaz Isten." "0nc is the Lord-or who love
but once; Novel winch beg ms ut the End" Jokai who
is dCservedly sly led the Sir Walter scott OF HUNGARY ~
at once the celebrated and most productive OF n
cariau writers. or his works, m0c 1230,OoO copies
have been sold ia Hungary during the past ID years.
and GO volumes have been translated into herman; but
only one 1.-THE Carpathian Nab0b," into English The
subject o the present novel suggested TO Joka by
NJ Fretwc when the latter visited Jokai AZ Balaon
Fired bis way TranSy lvania, in 1870 The scene
OF the eseni novel laid first Italy, during the reyo-
luton of 1915 and stterward in 1ransy lvauia Tue
Catholic and Revolutionary ntrues and lntTgucTs
are sgetcled with master hand. while tho peculiar
cccIesastical phenomenon OF the eoexsence OF Tour
churches-the Catholic Lutheran CayiniSt, aud UNI
taran III recognized 10y law for three centuries gives
to the work peculiar interest. inc proceeds OF thc
copyright If any, viii he devoted TO the maintenance OF
TIE Charming aud PreStcy lroessorslns Instituted py
The Rev L. t. Hale aud Mr. Fretwe after th-lr visit 10
Hungary in 1873.