New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
LITERARY NOTES.

new serial story by E. L. Hale, Aunt
auldah's Scholars" win begin III the Juno Sunday
Afternoon.
Mr. Eugene Schuyler contributes to the cur
rent Aeneuna an interesting article the history OF
The ST. Petersburg Gazette, now $50 years old
The New-England Publishing Company OF
BOSTON. will soon publish "Outnes for the Study OF
English Classics by A. F. Blaisde 1t is designed TOT
practical guide for teachers and students Oh Ehgish
literature.
Mr.. Longfellow's new volume, "Keramos,
aud Other POEMS" will include, besides the fine title
poem contributed H0rpers Magazine all those printeu
Iy him i'm various periodicals since the publication o.
"'The Masque of Pandora" In 1870.
The Historical Society of Berlin is to issue
annual reports concerning the literature OF history
which are emphasize and eypound all the really new
facts discovered The series will commence VII. ' ie
literature Of The current year. ana VIII DC P"Oe"0 "
the Spring OF 1879.
A biography of Harvey. discoverer OF the
circulation OF blood with notices OF the aha'ohss'
ana other predecessors for whom the discovery has
been claimed, by r. Willis, NJ D.. will shortly De pup
lshcd by Messrs. Kegan. Paul Co, LONDON as i'r ~
memorial of bis precautionary.
Professor Jebb has in preparation COM
pete edition Of the plays of sOphOcles, the publication
Of which is TO be undertaken by the syndics OF the
Cambridge University Press. In addition to common
tary this edition will comprise critical notes on the teA
Illustrative ESSAYS ana translation into English prose
The Religious Tract Society, London, VIII
shortly publish work The Progress of Divine Kew
citation or The Unfolding Purpose Of Scripture by the
Roy DIR StOught0n. His " History OF the English
Bible" before announced, will be illustrated Win cf
actersic portraits fac-smi!es and views ana VIII con
tain detailed account Of the Biblical REVISION no" III
progress.
The Rev. James Freeman Clarke has col
leeted number of his Memorial and Bibiographioa'
Sketches" into a volume of that tile, to he published by
Hourhton Osgood & Co. Among the contents arc
papers on Governor Andrew, J2mes Freeman, Charles
Sumner Theodore Parker Dr.. samuel g. lowe william
Susan Dmmock George ID. Prentice, aud George Keats;
besides others the elder Booth, Shakespeare auu
Rousseau
The programme of the proposed Literary
Congress Paris has been determined upon and an nV
taton is issued TO all writer's of whatever nationality
The honorary presidents Of the Socete des Gensue Let
tres Baron TAYLOR Francis Wey, Jules SimOn PAU de
Musset and others, will "asSiSt" NJ. Victor Huge, as
president of the Congress, with Edmond About rs aethE
president The sessions will be held every other DAY
from the 4th to the 10th OF June and VIII DC D0 puoHc
and private 1t proposed that the Congress snail agree
on the text of provision TO he Inserted III fuure inter-
national treaties whenever possible giving to authors
the same rights in other countries as III their OWL ad
reserving them the rights Of translation and adapt"
ton also.
The new (third) edition of the Hon. Charles X.
Tuckerman's book on The Greeks of To-day is nearly
ready at G. p PutDam's Sons. the author, formerly L.
s. Minister at Athens is residing in COnSantinope
where ne has recently been invited by the British Me
chanlc and Literary Association TO deliver course OF
lectures the condition and prospects OF Greece;
Greek edition of his book has recently been issued III
Athens translated by A. a. ZygOmaas in the preface 10
which the translator says &" In this book every Greek
may himself mirror and may, with jus tlhaDIc
pride toe merits and progress OF his beloved cOun
try 10 the present time, as set Orh Oy an lhparua
foreigner"