New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
LITkRAKT NOTES.

John Morlcy's long promised Life of Cob
dcn" Will nc ready so,n after Chustmos II VIII make
Two octave volumes.
A new edition of Jean InGclow's poems in
two volumes with poem, al H. Il n pres Tor Is
sue a. iuuutn 'r London.
The trauSlat on of Prince Metternich's auto
biography. 10y MIS- Ntpcr, l. LOW rn> irg rapidly
carly In November
The sixth volume Of Professor Marron's
LIE of Hi ior" an' tie fourth of lanf - y -
po,con." oofn % volumes OF very No p r'ani WIS.
afc Nuourec. lu London
Tac second volume of the third series of
tie a.c Hcuy IoWcs'- " r.h.,rs Cd. he
a.d MI ri,ss Nv" subjects ,rr "a 'usscI r. H.
Nino T. ciou a. % ORGANISM" ana " The sp"e'e
a. Use .rl /. .ic o' Fcelir-.'
Shak,src1rc's Songs and Souuet>," edited
10y F.u,i. iurucr grave, MO .n s'i.r n.v hrc'i-
s.cr,d in. antrr Of 90. Cald,u TT -rr' i'>. WI
hc The mex d,ifio 20 tnai s.tr~. ,N''ct'd o. r.
i' s.o,t tai ~,.,c.iou- f,,m 4 d.-'i and s"'l"N
W.. e.'n, r,> ir oricr.
Frank OF cknoi's poems, recently published
nv } g. l. rri .f a O,.. c. ga hs u > katherine
II Roland. 81 iv~r nllia.s nuy app ar GA tn, ttep"e.
~, is niece, Nil Emily Mason. who SOME years
sine wrote % popular " Iiic o. &c -a Lec." la cor.
md ras boon c.. -pcuou- d, iln,d VIII the clue o.
ton Of south el.ls since the war
Mr. Furmivall. The Shakespeare scholar, has
reprinted t, trs whcI ne wroie o. The Spectator ou
r.
Icmrcst." &c q nheiine.' "torolunus." Hcur w."
"Kng John" D." X caari H." Venus aud Adoni~."
Lucrcc, aio Sonnet 81 lie gives to the reprint ga
ufc " MI >wiunutnCs Fiat Burglary on S"'h'
spcarc."
When Hackander. the German novelist,
died. ls iau.. put claims Tor cciiau rcmuurra,"nS
from IN, publishers which me- hy Sn0wln- THAI he
had aIeady o. cu paid rcarN 100000 marks for copy
rights The Wiircinhrrg authoriics. hearing Of TINS
4, maudcd arr, 81 income tax. AMI judgment hi-
been given them for 1000 mliks Under The penal
Of false rctuu> .his sum D, 10 Ice mutt pcH ~ t"''''
making a to.I whcA would swallow up the 'nili, 60
tate. 4 petit has been entered 10y Tue """~ '"'
remission oi thc me.
I'm his vulgar ambition to be ranked as the
Irost uccomp he'd Eng and bulwer managed To
play The no. 81 arisiocrUic author exceedingly Wei
good a than had bee possible To some OF MS
tcrr conicu poiarcs who have already ar on stripped
him IN the WORLDS regard. lie had OF addr ssus
his publishers thc tHri person with o." Loe l. toms
commitments a. Sir. -." etc. auc would soon have
invited his c.uby to Kucbwnrth Ais pJol>her. IL
j. lear. CT That prominent PhHdrNh9 punnShci o.
frled hu - uOO The Palsiaus." bui tue u. bic
novels, dec.a tac o j. SAYING hc could disos, OF ms
book FOR $4,000
Certain letters by Prosper Merim6c have
rcccnt, been published IN tire Reruo DIS DcUI
Aon9os Mcrrmc. vas one of the Empress Eustn''
v4rmcst admirers tud when the came of tie de-
feat Of the army OF tAc Rhine, ylsItcd ucr at the
Iuucries. o. her manner a. that time ne saws; she
sces situation the ccarcs manner hut preserves
q truly heroic calm. ] Lott her hroken-hcarted. aud
more worn ont ih the efforts had made not to weep
than Z I had completely given way 10 ny feelings.
When al were aud fearful about her. Her Mcsi!
alone strou- ami courageous" After the capiua-
tlou of SEDAN wrote: D." The last time saw Ter sue
laG THE -hie>i lhusiOu aud sdid that what she
desired above every tlL- ioI utr son W "a uallA me
without dmpluon.'
Rare j. the author who can estimate his
books thciI real mercantile value. Thomas IL Is L.
ton II would ,ce had iuhrmity tins m no small
degree When ., HAD completed hs " Ihry Years in
Tho United states Senate" friend. Mr.. Henry Glipeu.
&c Pr ai,lpiia. called upon Nj j. s. LpIucott fo ar
range publication. Colonel Benton had very large
idoae probable SAFE of the work, hi- smallest
figure being Two millions of copies. MI. Lppuoot told
NJ 6 yru thar if colonel Benton Lad such cNraordi-
uar, views about matter would have 10 decline
tie book Know u- tAe .t.or would ue painfully dsal-
Hundred tuu,s anal copies The tVoue refused 10
come down and the rcsotaiion wlt the PHI aGelpull
house TELL through Iur book artcrwaId pUDiishcd
ly au0tler house aud ouy twenty-five thousand copies
were sold.
Henry james, Matthew Arnold, John Nor
lev and John y Green. furnish extraordinary num-
Der Of books the London publishers l. Mr. James
ambitions t0 leave be- lind him many novels his
Iamesakc of the man ON horseback and of the many
itials would Nr Morley equal. las owu yotar,>.
IN the number l- las MI. Arnold dc-irc
o. write ana c!t as much -ruthoy dd and
would slr. Green leave ustoTi.~ enough 20 iIakc
"a riyal of tie Ahbotts ANA Tie AI,ou>f sHrc.,
10 rmuc- come INTO thc book ANNOUNCEMENT, 20
al la,' ONE announcement oi book by each for i--
.ue this F.ll Nh J i.-', The Madonna the FL
inc and .fl,r Tale 80 Nr Gr.eu'- The fourth and
fual volume o. h- 90 T. ~of, ol doc Lr-l So Pullr'
nod- in'roduct' TO $3.50 Nouias o. c.ions i'n
Tie gii~h poets.