New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22
LITERARY NOTES.

A work on the mound builders of the ONO
and Mississippi valeys by G. j. p. MacLean' Is IN press
for carly Issue nj Rober, Clarke & Co.'S, Cincinnati.
A new revised aud enlarged edition OF 'iie
poems of Arthur Hugh Clough IL in preparation ~
Henry Holt 4 Co.'S. Charles Eliot Norton mas "i''S"
Tor II "A memoir OF Clough
Cessell. Peter g. Galpin announce per-
nanent enlargement Of The Magazine Of Art fresu
features OF interest VIII be added 70 II, an" 'oS' -"
ready familiar to ITS readers Will he Improved
Enthusiastically ." Vicar of Morwenstow," be-
ing a hfe Of the quaint Cornwall poet ana pr'acner
Robert s Hawker. has been noteworthy success III
this country ana r. Whitaker announces that seconu
edition OF It viii be ready III a lew days.
Miss Thackeray will write a volume on
Mines De sevisn6 and DE stall for the series OF
Foreign Classics FOR English Readers now Issuing I'll
ths country at J. L,ppncott & Co.'S " Rabeas, oy
Walter Brsant OF the best IN the series If Just out
Sarah C.. Wooscy, well known to the public
as Susan Coolidge" has revised tie Lady Hanover
edition Of Mrs Desnys Autobiography. and Roberts
Brothers Will soon publish It, Readers OF Madame BUN
su's life lately published VIII remember the aocou" "
her relative Mrs Dlany. which Is given III 'ne OPENS
pages. The Lady Lanovor edition has neen or ,,f
oui of prn. Miss WOOlsey IN tins WOIE pIesen "o''
iCr the first time ou a tltic-pafe IA hef own n""''
On Saturday last Henry Holt * Co. brought
out Their longpIOmlscd "Cyciopeda u NVN'"''"
Things" work the instruction OF young persons
John ID Caanp!in IT, whose lahoTs ON one OF the A"erF
~ q
task Ii Is believed by those who examined 'no WIZ
while IL was IN preparation that real ana serious wan
viii he supplied by IL. The Messrs. Holt Lave Just
hroncht ont n reprint OF the Tauchuiiz edition @,
III Raronc-e Tautphoeps' novels, "Qrits tyIhir'
Al Odds ana - Inc lhitiais' Whlch aie UNIV ~ 49,
form cloth binding
Scrihner s. Wexford have imported an edition
o. small volume 4 Charcs D.ckeuss carly sketches
which have been long ont OF print They are cailea
".ko,eh IS Of Y1un- O. uucs an Young Gentlemen, py
.l,oz,n NJ Forster IA his "Lifc Of Dickens has
footnofe barely mentioning mat Dickens was engaged
lv Chairman * Hal o. write each work as companion
volume 10 some similar papers on "Ionng Ltdes ny
SOM" which were already IN pint. The "Noang
C.ies" and "g.ung q nfi,meu" appeared NJ dit"rent
fil0s au. 'f. ir Ter adds mat tAey are MOI aso"s
li ltus's actuovl. "a vr.fincs S'riuaer Mc"t'S
No. ,lr also !lrulr. "Qu'z," young Ladies'" ~ Ia,
ll.c iul.-pae Illustrations % The wcl-kuONn PM
Peter Daynes " Lessons from My Masters "
VII. be ready tomorrow from The press of Harper
rro,h rs. 80 ttic good Work has been done In ihis
country to elucdate life aud writings of CARLYLE
TIA. tho chapters la book which devoted TO hiiu
end tney comprise about zoo pages, ought to IND
n larAa anu attentive audience ia this country. al
though CARLYLE. RusGin and Tennyson are designated
by So BIyne as hs " Masters yet De has not iaeo
[, df.r from Them on GER ain points and frankly
oans attention 10 10 IN preface He trusts
however, Tat il viii De found that he has
"in no instance confrover;cd an opinion Of my
very noble and approved good masters without Its
bong cvi tent Tact my respect ana aIec.ion ,oI te',
continued uumnair,l." Au0fher work Waich Harper
lgrofrois viii luhr-h tomorrow g " The Telephone.
h NirIophOre ana Tie Photograph" by the Count uH
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