New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13
LITERARY NOTES.

Tho to,a, sale of the Chandos Classics has
reached 100000 copies
new edition of Tennyson's In Memoriain'
carefully printed handmade paper with rongh "oses
and hound IN parchment IL announced Tor carry ISSUE
London A miniature portrait etched by lie nat 'o"
photograph OF the late MIS- cameron VIII 0e s''S
fT0ntispiece. . -,
The history Of the Vatican Council WIN
which Plus TX. in,rused Archbishop Ceccani' ana Tue
nrst volume OF which appeared long time ago mas
been completed by the issue OF the three concluding
volumes They have already been sent out TO the ko-
man Catholic Bishops
The autobiography of Prince Metternich,
edited by his son. the present Prince Metterneh ana
translated into English by Robina Napier. Will De reauY
IN January in two volumes, az Charles scronei
Sons A volume called Socialism," by Theodore ID
woolsey IL promised for tho same month at TINS "o"'e
The first volume of Kossuth's memoirs
speeches and writines the editing Of which 'he ven
cradle Hungarian is now engaged uHon VIII appear !"
Is SAID this mouth simultaneously IN hVe Huiopo""
languages He Is now devoting hours OF eacn DAY
The arrangement and correction OF the WORK lot 'ne
press
In England the first edition OF Charies
Dckens letters sold before was out ana the pun
shers had second on the presses before IL was dev
cred. Nudes Circu sting Libraries took LOU copies
Mt the start and when published one OF
ms enormous Iedccrs was nearly filled with advance or
In this country 1t has been one OF TUG oes
selling books OF recent years.
The hundredth birthday of Oehlenschlager
was celebrated a. a general holiday. In Copenhagen
last month In the evening Of the DAY orchight pro
cession formed around the statne OF the poet ana
fully 60 900 people assembled an square In front OF te
ROYAL Theatre which brilliantly Illuminated.
Cehienschlagers collected works In DANISH comprise
forty.one volumes He Ia the author OF twenty-lour
tragedies and il is that his fame chiefly restc
writer IN the Rerue DIES Deur Mondes, who
In politics is an Oreanst OF Prince Albert apopos
OF Mr. Martins life OF hin, that Cardinal Mazarn ala
Anne OF Austria tndu
he over Queen Victoria render her greater services
The course would not place on the same level
the two the situations. for the influence
whrh the Cardinal won Ivy force Of subleiy ana tact
the Prince possessed by right OF mutual an ctio CON
secrsted by marriage cnDobied ny Inc praece VI uu9'
recompeused by family felicity"
The Comte de Paris, in writing to Porter &
Coates OF which have DELAYED the completion
OF the final of his story Of the Civil War"
saws he will soon begin OF Grants Chatta-
nooga campaign, although The next two volumes which
he Will together cannot be ready, he says TO put
into his Paris publishers bands before the expiration OF
ayear He promises send the first corrected sheet To
Porter Coates. but It Will be nine OF ten months AFTER
that before tic volumes are ready. III pvpe
believe that have given up nv work. they are, ne
adds greatly mistaken; but II they Imagine that u Is
easy task. they are stl more mistaken
Joel Barlow, who has waited long for a
biosrapher. will be the subject of monograph soon to
be published by Charles Burr Todd. who includes 10 the
same volume IA history of the town OF Redding Conn.
IA which Barlow was born Barlow the first Amer
can poet who made a reputation 10 Europe. and Mr..
Todd hopes set forth his true place IN history
complete list OF the poets published works VIII be gwen
with extracts while his official correspondence with the
Government from France and AlgeTs Ia IS been cop
led I'm full for this volume papers the National
archives HIS letters Monroe and others form. " Is
sand. curious aud hitherto Unpublished chapter N Tue
history Of the country. Tne volume VIII comprise De
tween three and four hundred pages