New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
LITEGARy NOTES.

A new bool, from The DdHbmy NcrS man is
promised by Lee y shepard
4 new issue of st. Augustine's " Confessions"
isannounceG by y. IotlIop a Co.
Mr.. franklin Taylor is writing a manual of
piapofortc plsyin fer Mcs-rs Macmillan Co.'S series
Of primers.
A sister Of the blind English poet, Philip
BourLe Mar,ton Miss Ccey Momey Marston, viii con-
tribute 4 story to the next Wide Agdke.
One of Mrs. Emily Huntington Nliilers bright
juveniles is promised by Z. F. DGon Co. for the Fall
"Cspt. Fritz, His Friends ana Ad.ontufes.'
i Ms. Of Luther, hitherto unpublished, has
been recently found Iy The librarian OF the Royal Library
in Hanover. WHO intends to publish II soon.
A recent book by an English clergyman,
"Cristian Polucs t. offered as study ~ tie ptlhcI-
ples OF politics according 10 tie Ncw Tcsiament'
1t is stated that while Theological literature
formed twenty year, ago fouFta oi TIE annual hook
publication OF Germany Il now covers only orc-t"nth.
The volumes OF Mr. Lonefeow's " Poems
of Places relating to England ANA Wales have found
place abroad in tho pretty Golden Treasury scr'es
The Sea Of Mountains" is the title under
which Nh Moyneux S Jola viii publish an account oi
Lord Dunerns tour tllrough Eritisl, Columbia IA 1916
A compil1tion OF "The Natural History of
Shakespeare" is in press abroad, to consist OF passages
from sLahesocuc watch refer to flowers fruits 'cs,t
bics. aud kiuoscd subjects
The new novel, &" Blue Roses by the author
e.s of Vera &C. will contain. it is stated aome curious
evidence as 10 the claims Of Russia tO undertake Tie
moral reg gturTGtion of her ncishpots.
Acollccton of " Hillside and Seaside Poetry"
edited los Miss Lacy I1rcom, and uniform with her se!cc-
ton II Road,io Poems" issued il,t year, VIII Ice PO-
lshcd at once hi JaHcs Il. O~eo1a * 90.
The uocms of the German-Amcrican pOc'css.
Miuna Klccbcrs. are to be ISSUED in volume iorm by
Henry Kuo, ici. Louisville. KY She has had ha,t'Fns
recognition Frcilerath and from Nj L'n-tclloH
Mr. Sullivan, the Irish u. T., is now engaged
in wrItiug ON New Ireland" which Will contain
"a review rom ls peculiar point Cf vie" o. lhc cLant's
made in recent years. Ii viii be published III lhc
Autumn.
An English prcate Bishop Caldwell, who
has receutiy Travelled through INDIA. visiting tie cher
ccnlcrs ami srncs viii shortly publish aceuuu' Of
his tour. winch in include cOupr hcSiyc view o1 Le
state oi the various Indian religious systems.
Estes & LauIiat will shorty add to their
"Cobwcb series" Forbidden Fruit" from the German
Of Uaclaudcr sometimes known rs the German Dic;
ems" aud new novel by Mrs G. v Hamilton. anthor o.
Bonnie Iass."
Nh. TennySon leads the June Nineteenth
Centrg with a sonnet TO Victor Hugo; other notable
papers are on Thomas Beckett. by Mr. Tr,ude Turkey,
hy Lor,t Stutori dc RedcliGn; Tur soul anl Future
Lille by FredcIc Harrison; and Teaching to Read, by
James spcddng.
Mr.. IL. Sweet, an English scholar, is engaged
on a Handbook OF Phonetcs," TO be published by The
Clarendon Press. oxford 1t VIII give clear and practi-
cal summary latest results Of phonetic nycst;gi
ton, boIl at home and abroad together with some
the same 4lncpies Mr. Elll,'s PaieOtypc.'
TO the handy little books on the Eastern
Question issued by James i. OsgoO'i Co. will shorty
be added one BY Mr.. George ". Towle, who writes Of
"TLe Principalities OF the Danube: servia and Rou
mama" There will be maps ana Illustrations Mh'c me
text will ali the yc hundred questions tna ai>e
as to the relations OF these States 20 the preaen conflict
Lovers of early printing may now obtain
from ]. Il. Houton specimen page of the Mc sio'de
reprint Of Caxton's Dices and Sayings of the Phoso
pliers thc book he printed IN England. hundred
copies have been SET apart Tor American Subscribers t
$40. Tie reprint viii include historical and o.bo-
graphical Introduction Oy VIM Blades, lhe D'"Siapher "a
CaXtou.
An ingenious piece of nonsense, modern
izng his Satanic Majesty, under the title of Tie Rival
Puzzer" attracted good deal OF attention among the
readers II Old 0d Ae,e years ago, bur was ite known
pose tJ uaE, that the title paper OF collection OF hr.
T. b. PcFtinss stories aud sAecnes which they " Ill
shortly ISSUE III popular form.
The Ac1demy learns, on the best authority,
that 900 copies Of Ltu6s grand French Dictionary,
in four volumes quafto have been sold and that the sale
Of tie ociayo ahrdemcut bids fair % surpass largely
that az iaor iua This. IL adds, IS OF good omen for
our English Liilrc when D. comes for with the many
more uil oI., VINO speak English IMAM speak French
really scientific and nsor cal English Dictionary should
sell 6y tno hundred thousand.
lne HlNi NblhN w "l'Ifdi ia thO A'hSiiNi
and Foreign Philosophical Library" publsned by
Trihner in London, aud Osgoad in Boston, are
translation OF Prof Langcs History OF Materiasm, Of
which the first OF three volumes Is just ready. and
"Naturd Law: au Lssay ia Ltaics' by Ediih simcoS.
The field Of the last work may seem novel one iora
woman writer, but iss simcox has already distinguished
herself ilrCuA "a ,he columns Oi thc leading Luallsn
reviews.
The nineteenth century not only has IN organ,
In MI Knowles successful venture, bus is writing
lis autobiography Mrssrs. Cagsen have invited Mr..
Fyic write popular history OF the present century,
which Is 90 appear volume time 1t j. finished lt
also known to SIR Charles bikes friends, states The
AcGdeB that ne TOO engaged In collccu materials
u history ~ the nineteenth century although be-
eye that he intend any portion of his work
should appear for MANY years.
Prof Sharp the new Professor Of Poetry at
Oxford, about to publish book ION the Poetic In
terpreaiion of Nature" He begins by discussing the
genesis OF poetry, and the poetic feeling awakened by
the nature. lie then treats Of poetic and secn
tc wonder and considers the question whether science
viii kill poetry and n not, how faF IL may modify poetry.
Tne mystical feeling about nature" il the subject OF
another chapter and this leads the writer tO of
fle M AL ina ON WA