New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
LITERARY MOVIES.

burCh fortnight ago, III WHICH NC eIVAo VI A"'ASN
s'Cottaorr's Saturday Night"
DIR. Buscl's Bismarck after creating an
extraordinary Commotion in Germany, and selling IN
England faster than the publishers could supply IT, VIII
he brought ont this country 10y Charles scroners
Sons who VIII have It ready SATURDAY II COMPRISES l,
two crown octave Volumes @uu - PllNV0" avn" i
made I'm England.
A history of the famous Theatre Francais
when was founded nearly 200 years ago VIII soon DC
published In Paris 1t VIII contain. besides sRe''h u
The career OF the Theatre Francas tho biographies anu
PORTRAITS Of all the twcntythree secreianes tOte'ne
with lines written by them. Tho edition VIII he b
10 25O copies The Prince Of Wales mas a''eP'u '''
dedication. -,
has written now story called "My Desire" which
Rohert Carer & Brother will publish IN April. This
bousc also have in press edition OF the late layel
INwiss SIX Days OF Creation'-a work ot importance
which for nearly twenty years has been out OF pn"
Another announcement of the CarerS or eSTV ear poiVH
non j. The Rev william Archer bnlle' Le,tH!,H W
Ancient Philosophy" which VIII comprise Two FoIu'cN
The first volume of the continuation OF Mar
TINS history Of France has iu't been published IN
7, the uerod between 1899 and the fa Of the
Girondsts The book Il said 10 criti"se teyeF'y 'ne
men and measures Of that epoch which so many Fren'h
writers have made the object OF their euogy aud ad
rpiratiop He admits that the time had come Whtu u
VA. inevitable that the ancient refine should oeltC oelC
formed, but thr means used 10 rOG"ceI' la" "0 ''h
a. beyond Justification.
At the time of his death, Mr.. Bryant va"
writing an Introduction TO work called Thoughts %
Religious Lie by the Rev Dr. Joseph Alden frn-
cipll OF the stte Normal School at Albany VINO war
nm old friend OF MI Rryan:'s. He left 1t unhnshed 2"
that several gaps remain unsupplied. sometime h,A'
month G.. p Putuams Sons VIII publish II Win DF'
Aden'. work in small emo volume OF hundred pages
qb,s honsc further announce for next month story
~ colonial times called The Puritan Grd the Qn9Krr
by Rebccc4 g. Bcacu, and "Ncui0oeid Ooh'il""'''U7'
by Or. William 4. Hammond.
The books belonging to the library Of the
late MI George BIIey, OF Hartford, "hlth are 10 oe
offered lor sale by auction IN lis city NaIcn 10 wi" 'e
ON exhibition al Clinton Hall to-day ana during
tho remainder of the week Among libraries
N this country relating 10 America uis one
has generally bcen ranked third IN Importance tho
Jrnox of Ncw-York, being fret, and the joan Garter
Brown Of Providence, second lle leltcT rom MI ,
S"ffe S"f b most rnrfant 6ook Contained in me rrcsu
part on the collection thc-c hong TWO oiheI pai' "nch
will be sold az "a future time.
HenIy Holt X Co. viii publish this month
their edition Of Bakers Euesl Actors, from SHAKE
spcare 20 Nacrcady" which VIII make Two volumes IN
their Amateur Series uniform with Lcwos's Actors
and Acting" They viii also have ready new vo'Nne
Il the LoIsure Hour series" boinc BecIboim's van
derings IN Patagonia; Life among the Ostrich Hunt
er.r The fourth volume IN the New Handbook Sc
nos Will bc zIOogy OF the Iuycrte0;atcs" by Pro
fe,sor Alex. Machistcr. OF the University of Dah.I
with an American rev sion hy Professor a : ItctaTo
IT, OF Brown Uniyersity while the tonrth volume OF
Professor Nntneys German 1eIls Will nc "oe'ucS
"Iphgcuo aui uriS.'
Tomorrow the first two volumes OF Glad
stones GIeanlngs of Past Years Will be TcadS al
Charles scrlbuccs Sons. "a small square l2mo form
IN his preface Mr. Gladstone says: These occasional
productions extend over the long term
uf thlrty--lT years; years eminenty anAious'
prolific and changeiUL" Vol. has for a cub
title. "PersonSl and Literary and comprises
essays on BIauco WHITE Leopard, Teunyson. WtdI
wood. Bshop Patterson, Mscauiay ana Norman Mac
lcod. The sut-tiuc Of tho second volume Is ihI9he
recent article on Beyond Sea-" those the lte
aud Il, ath Of the Prince COusoTt and hat on County
Franchise"
The elevation of Professor Stubbs. Rcgius
Professor Of Modern History oxford, to the vacant
cauonry At st. Paurs leads The 1unes dondon TO call
TO the entirely school OF historians which
has recently created England, and OF which he
is among foremost leaders. In the productions OF
THE school which at present is The phase OF tue
labOrIOus collection OF materials tho world misses the
scholarly refinement and the COnsummae literary sAiIl
OF the school 10 which Hdmo bel juEcd. For literary
art a man may have every qualification and s'lu have
none at all for gathering material Tne two are very
rarely combined as they wero in Glbbon, " whose
cruditlon was as exhaustive lis ant was consum-
mate" At present the junction Of history is to collect
neT ma'erS,s as iiGn 9eT & ' and More mature
experience. Bur the TIME VII come, saws me iimrs.
"whcu literary art viii reclaim iis lost asccndaHry il
the historical domain"
The first volume Of o new and important
edition ~ nohe"cs dramatic works Is really to-day AT
r. Worthurtou's. Whon completed IT will comprise
three volumes in It's printed IN large type on
linen papcr with wide margin and unc1t edges and Is
hound in red cloth with paper label IN
Colors The t!tlepage "a also printed IN colors.
In tho three volumes there will be nineteen luI-
page eugrayrgs steel from the paintings and designs
OF Horace VcInct, Dcsonnc, Joh2nnot, and Hcrscnt
the same plates that uscu IN the suupIuoGs rams
edition and which been imported for this one Ihe
Translation Van Launs. VINO dedicated 10 " Tame
of whose English Literature be IS thc Wcil-LuC"n
translator hs preface Mr. Van Lsur euumcrates the
various ransatlous Of MOGre that have been made INTO
kugllsh. Two farccs "Lo hcl,.H \O-aht w ana
"La Jea!ousie du BarhouiAt,' which are among
several that have been attributed 10 Motro hut none
Of which, except theee two, have been added to com
letc collections OF ls works in French, are given Ia the
last volume OF this translation, hav ng hisl been rem
dercd into English by Mr. Van LI"n. a memoir oi
Noi6re priSiHg twenty pages, follows The pTC"ce
Mr WortlHngton has the other volume ot the edition
already under way, and expects To make the set me
most desirable III tho market ior buyers OF HIAl'ou
means.
4 bool, of anecdotes, relating to the cX-
alted pcrsouagcs with whom be into dur
ing hs diplomatic career. has recently been published
abroad hy the Duc de Gramout Come of tIe
eaid 70 b" purely aui simpy funny, bearing 10 etng
in their tails" But there exceptions III the fol-
loving about the Italian poet and >tatesnan Mas-mo
,Azcco whose brother was ruauv ycars the Italian
Minister To Great Britain. The po.t had received IN
,umcrahle Orders from foreign rulers and t his
custom 20 wear them miniature attached to small
gold chain. one evening, several years ago, he was
chatting with Victor Emanuel il the royal palace
Turin when the King began jestney 20 play with the
Orders the chain aud after counting them expressed
hl, surprise their number. Thercupon the poet said
My Orders aInUsc YOU Src; il quite rEht that they
should. woUld laugh AT them even more tbau you do
S. Ike vou could pay my dcbts ~ that sort of coin"
DAzcglio did good service for his country when she
needed icnd., hut Lc lived and dlCd poor When much
CtIl b "
sat 81 ns creditors ais decorations ayalHg bin .ttc