New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
LITERARY NOTES.

A new novel by Florence Marryat, =" A Har-
vet 81 wild Oats Is 20 be- published once Ivy O. W
carleton & co. from TIE authors advance sheets.
Murphy literature Is likely to- le the sue
ccssor to MOODY literature. "John Bremm'' 10y \. \.
HOPKINS Is announced by D. lotArop y CO. ar lenl"'
ance story TX IS no make a sensation
Mr. W. W. Stov's new work. following tho
fashion of his master work, Ro5a d Roma. VIII shortly
o,s-ar from the press Of J. r. IAppncot Co. Castle
ST. Angelo or the Fyii Eye" is it, title
4 volume entitled Turks and Greeks" by
tho Hon. Dudley Campbell being account or recent
tourney through s.rya. R.Umaris and Greece inglnd
INK Visit TO Consiantnopc WI he issued iS N''A''"'
Mr.. Spencer Walpolc, author of the " Life OF
the Right Hon Spencer Porccvai' Is engaged on HIS
tory OF England from the conclusion Of TIE great VAT
published in the Of The year 1875 by MesSs Long
mans & Co.
MIR. John Habberton has just written for the
SEQUEL to ucleRs Babies Other Peoples Children
a preface "arologetic aud explanatory in when he
saws When IN the Of human evonte II becomes
necessary Tor writer 10 impose five books upon inc
puhic within a single year. decent respect Tor hera!
custom demands that he should make know the reasons
which impelled him 10 DO 20 The author OF lle'enH
Rabies might evado the subject by admitting, az be IA
perfectly willing 10 de- has books are no part Of Ut
era,ure as the word defined at present For the selfish
rurposs however. Of quetiug his own aWclensions nc
desires 20 say that with the exception Of this volume
the books hc has Punished since Heens Babies were
partially or wholly completed before tie story - bu"Eo
aud Toddie had gained than ordinary attention :
that they were either under Consideration, or were az
uOuuccd 10y different publishers, aud thai a. rom Il
sentiment which le took for modesiy aud also ns,c
he objected to having such hurried s"etchcs ll'r -
the measures OF the ability which he hoped IN itI .FS
10 displaV he had insisted upon auoHy nous p'ricauon
and supposed tha5 books would run the bif career
Of ordinary stories, without cauhhS cht"H i' 20
anthor'- Identity The Scripture cub oI Nolcy h"sl
was 10 have been published without Signature several
,n0ufhs ago bu heavy pressure al other WORK DELAYED
IT, comuotiOu until lately. so mat IL appeaifd mt 'ret
month before the present volume The aUthW soenhH
declares. however, that hc has no more minus ~
1nHiet ipou uuhlisheie and the public ana 'Lt' IL MS
f,,i,rc literary ventures are nos of better quality an
fhrc ~ the past 10 viii not bc for lack ~ noie attention
~ amy gcle than ia, been bestowed a! Oh ava MS
1,uiisl ,d work. cnnbiuct " Other Peoples 'Ll,'ich
H. aud hs American publishers had intended P3'tIyIo
The tigsue OF iu book form Uos-iuY un'li iH hui H
publication on an edition IN England who're iio'" 3
ili,-' was seized upon bf az least sN ducehl hon7r
las lausea II % hurried along, So that g. y Flihlih
Sons viii issue Do within few days IL ~ sara t,at
nearly q quarter million OF copies have been fn "I
fIecns Bauios" half each countrt aud ne ord rs
the scripture tluh' dlc already TWO OF 'ieS '''
sand ahead Of inc printers