New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
LITERARY NOTES.

The next number of BelgraUd will contain
from Bret Hare short story, entitled "A Tourist TON
1Dianny." -,
Ii comes from over the water that Wllkle
Collins is Sltng story for early number oil ihe ~"
terRadoH nal Rsv'e0.
4 Under the title "New Greece" Cassell, Pet-
ter Galpln will issue volume OF Lewis sargean'
comprising survey OF the actual condition OF that eou
try present day and Of its ancient history AHo
book will have Two maps
The collection of British poetry which E. Z.
whipue and James T. Fields have been editing vii con-
tain LOLA pages and comprise selections from Ine pc
Rod Of Chaucer to the present time Bt5e
OsgoOd Co. viii publish both books
Among the Autumn books at G. P. Putnams
Sons will be american Colleges their Students and their
Work" by Charles F. Thwing; "Tne Bible OF To-day
critical and historical analysis by the Rev. John W
Chadwick and "CathOliey IN It's kelau9nst 70 trO'oSV
antlsm and ROmanism," by the Rev f. Z. Ever
Harriet BeeCher Stowe will have in the DC
tober ARontie Monthly a story called "The Parsons
Horse Rsee" and r. II. stoddard's Phi Beta Kappa
poem History will appear in the same number An
anonymous essay on Certain Dangerous Tendencies IN
American Life" and an article under the heading T
Home Life of the Brook Farm AssoelauOn' Will NC
among its other features
A lady in London has published under the
title work about the Seven Dals" narrative OF her
personal experience in that Of the most popuous
and needy OF parishes IN the English metropolis her
name is withheld but Mr. Carlyle, In Driet noe pears
witness that she is most authentic person tnSe cd
hood and that he "can believe every WORD OF tS MARIA"
tive 10 be scrupuiOuslY true.
Scribaer1s Monthly for October will contain
an essay from Professor W. G. Sumner on Socialism,"
di,cussng it's history aacies and methods Anecdotes
and "reminiscences of Charles f. Browne AItemus WaroJ
will be given by c. c. Ruthrau with portrait autograph
and two drawings of Browne at Work" and A. ward
and his Great Show" sketch of 1.-THE Art Schools OF
NJ.Nfn v,oN Aaun
The Art Students League and The Cooper Union VIII De
furnished by W. c. BrOwnel In these sGhOOS last ye
there were 400 pupils and the article Mn gsf
productions OF work done by them SO hat ulo 20
OF the schools, which differ widely may be Represented
TO the public
An enlargement of 81. Nicholas is In con-
temptation. In the next and sixth volume wmch
begins with the November number, three serial stories
viii be opened as follows: a. Jolly Fellowship"
boys story by Frank r. stockton, with illustrations;
"Halfadozen HOusekeepers," girls story by katna-
rine D. Smith, with illustrations; and Eyebrght Dy
Susan Coolidge which also viii contain many liusIa-
tions "Under the Lilacs and Dab Knzer," the two
stories now running, viii conclude with the october
number story Of the TyrOese Alps will furnish IN
the October S. Nicholas the subject OF the iupage
frontispiece, and another valuable Iea4Te OF ~ WI DC
an article giving few practical rules low 10 AeeP
Journal"
In its review of the volume of Punch car
toons of Lord BeacOnsheld, The Spectator says tnat
Pnes conception Of the Premier is always the same
that OF the clever ana somewhat hnpuuehI nOuu'ep"i
II further says there be doust at all that he mas
superstltlous faith in personal destiny He is noun
tehank Of genius; bat mountebanR with deep OeheI
IN his race himself and his destiny 1t is this which mas
colored all his hfe from his first shri warning to the
House OF Commons that day he would make them
hear him. to his recent policy in relation to the East
The few ideas he has have tenacious sort OF hold over
him. His dreams get little way at least toward actual
fetOO near, by far, for the good OF Engand-O9t asO
enough to show that with all the cynicsm ana fekery
In Lord BeacOnsfeld, he is semi-claryoyant dreamer
who dreams himself into history well as into power