New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. Buraette has made a collection OF ms
best humorous pieces under the title oi ha"NHSes'
which g. W Carleton Co will publish soon, III p"i ,
}orrr illustrated with atty comic sketches pv hoA'
The first number of new educational mag
s,ine which will be devoted chiefly 10 what Is known
"a The Tenness ana sauveur system OF learning the IAN
IMAGES has lust been published II is called me Ne'c
xeioa. Professor siSniOn NJ stern OF The schooi VI
Language In Nalisor-aNc.. = the editor ol IT.
Professor j. f. Frobisher, the director oi
The College o. Oaor7 this city, has nearly ready i'r
publication his book. Acting and oraory, wch was
announced several months ago. He has peen iops y"
gagged in wrt T. and II promises TO be SS noSes
tivc work. II Will comprise something over +VV pos,
Oliver JohnsOn's book ON Garrison VIII pe
eallcd william Lloyd Garrison and his Ilm's' ~
Sketches Of the Autisltvery Movement IN America
John c. Whittier viii contribute 10 II an in'rouucu
il viii comprise between 500 and 400 pages, ana d. me
Russell Co, of Boston, expect TO have IL reau! ~
holiday
Mr. Stoddard, during the past season. made
several additions TO Grswod's Poets aud Poetry Of
America" and James Miller has included them in a
edition 81 the work which he printing The same
publisher has just ready new issue OF his edition Of La
Roclefcacaud's "3axims," willie Of RoGers's poeuca
works and X ho's "Chr stlan Year" he has made two
n'trsciNe holiday books. lbe caution OF Rogers mas
TIE 1uruer illustrations.
When "Barnaby Rudge" was published Fran
os JoiIcy could wait sunday before seeing
Prom distance he wrote asking Mr.. Napier 10 have
thc book son, mis- house " on Saturday. shall
probably arrive too late that night to procure IL for
sell and could possibly live iiil Monday with
out c.ns "Non Lnow, hope JEFFREY a9es' "th"
'D.ck "a and have sworn eternal friendship"
Theodore TiltOn's volume of poetry now in
press Il. Worthngton's. viii Doe called Thou and L.
an VIII make book of about 3oO pages II is promised
for December l. new portrait OF the author vi. face
tac uuo-idr "Ltra Iucsutata," the poem when was
Reprinted n this paper week ago from Inc JHreTS"y
lia5a-nc win Dee inc udcd n the collection. MI "or,A-
ESQ. vi, s'i "a ,~ & @ s...lo~ yi & iss ,- cI
each artic, w..i b. given With the trauslatoIs
Tire "Chlractor Sketches from Dickens
which Cassoi Pet;erG Cal. iu have already announced
WI he ready next v.lt There are six oi thcm Il.J
are after drwinas Day r. Barnard who IS wei known iu
Ineaid an illustrator of Dickens, and Gre OF large
fHoslze Tire next volume in the 1Gmo edition Of E'l
cof,'s Commentary" VIII 10" Matthew" and IS the
frh volume of tho SET. 4 new bound volume OF The
9ora-cof tfti- just ready. aud the Gift book which
l. made Dog binding he two volumes together Is
having wide stf even az ms distance rom ue hoii-
loi-a fDofc'. "Don ixo,c.'
Why 1t was that Macaulay did not iuclude
Ii cs.a, Ialerc among lAe collected rapers which
he authorized is evident from let ter that he
H. Napier. Tne aiuce had pleased Mr. Napier. but
Haeauav writes that 4 does not please him by any
Ineaus iruca did while he whiting g. cit Is
fl.ir ulso, ycl hY gl,am of gilt Not that Macau
laf's opinion ad been changed. This fault" he
j. tc fJut o subject rather than OF the painter"
aul tIcn lc iu conc u,ion Thus, 90 The many
nelson's winch , honest men have for hating BaIefe.
Ii rascaniy Jas II o.ied NY paper ou hitn."
Frcc-hand sketches of Macaulay's style were
frequently made hy Lord Bgou CHAM in his letters to Mr
Napier Some of thtIn have been noticed already But
here j, ucw one: Why VIII Ndcaulay fancy that
luscious style s nnc Nutnsi And why will lac dissust
one with taking Of mems b.ue eyes. ecl ITeay could
not stand D.. ana driven away To the next Ohe
next urticc Always upon stlt never able 90 the
piaiucs things n plnn way. wrapping mp lis mean
Ing. almost lake his imrator Empson bali poetry. hall
novel, uo argument narIatlyc-hy little periods
paragraph ruy little sparkling points
really shall hc compelled las Charles Fox saO OF
folks VINO spelling style IN its composiuon
diciion."
The title of a book does not always give
the character of ITS contents. For instance. Chequcr-
Work." the new book from Roberts Brothers, Is
about the game of dranshts Its alternate tale and
essay suggested its title. This also
"Tne GRmekceper at Home," and "1he Amateur
Poacher." which are simply the jotnss kown of an
thusa.tc lover ~ all-out OF doors. Let always
OF doors among aud grass and and wind
mud ,un." this Gilbert While. " There the
breeze and strikes TIE check aud sets II ag0w.
Let Us get out Of these indoor, modern days.
whosetwcye hours somehow have become shorteneduto
the sunlight aud tie pure Wind SONS, nins tnat h.
M v, ~" f ;. ib t,a @ ,,r % I,,r,r y h. ~
hand. II contains tue story Of i, sns" " and "Ihe
oftLe New les amcn,."
Mr. ApthOlp, i'll his volume Of selections
from The writings Bcrhoz several extracts from
the composers dut BIOGRAPHY. Bcrl!,z cauddly
marks without comment that certain critics IN ms time
gave to compositions the name of architectural or
monumental music" Home called him "a colossal
nightingale iilk II eagles such they tell us
existed m the primeva world" To Hrinc's mind theI,
was something pnmeva if not antedluyiau," in the
music of Bci.i.z. ana u made Linn think OF gigantic
species OF cxiuc. animals. OF fabulous empire, fu %,
fli.ous sins, apedup mrO~sI IoilItics" Icuc
faid iu urlut that slioz bad little melody aud
nsce. bat after The first performance of the Enhance
du Christ Ac wrote letter Beriioz while bcu
Gun rng. expressing extreme regret at having mis-
jsd-Ci ha. " hear all side-' wrote 'tnat you
have lust Yluckcd noscsay OF the sweetest mcolou-
flowers ihat yOur orttOrlo is th,O OUghOut masei
piece Of naisei6 shall forgive myscli Tor hav
ig been 50 uuiIst to fcud" BeilIuz ackuOw led ged
his indebtedness TO Shakespeare. who came upon bin
suddenly, hc saws and struc6 hn D." as VITA thunder
bolt" " liis EgItumg" says Beroz. opened Tie
heaven OF art with sublime crash. amt h-hted up
its furiAcst depths" lie found IL him dramatic
grandeur. berty and tru;h" ard al the time
tue noundlc>s 0f the notions OF shakes pca4c
tha bad been abroad iu France Oy No;airt, aud
H. Iiiu povory OF our od poetry A. pcoa-o-u,s
I.rced-- ttIfhnr- tlr CEa, ,rfood and icii
ffnu mat time that aliv "a mus; mise ana
cvrfiu At-, hit @i.iH''i'dI' WtS " a "oh.. WIN
,ueO lr. Ju.cf' Ae cofuplst cllsl, 4 away.
Mis- snlt4sari whom hc ai ciwafd married. Wfs ths
JHicf \ !. moon lptr one reported thii his tn tiu-
ea-m at faf line ret tHf bc cried out 81 VIII
marry ma Nrnan ana write rrludest symphony
thl- play B rlOz quotes TINS sni add g. I'D both