New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
LITERARY NOTES.

Tlree reriods believed TO be his hest niece OF literary
analysis Is already in press IN LONDON "" n. ""-"
ingon announces that he Will btin~ II OUT mere iu' s'
pubisher announces nearly ready new WORK nv MI
r. A. Proctor. PlcGsaut Wals In science, wIAsh w. w
aurca; dnnng Mr. proctns tor'hsomirg tour ia tL'S
He Expected 10 sail from Liverpool ytsterdaF
The Fall sales of private libraries have fairly
besun larse one jus, closed at Clinton Hail. and
,,otae, Il, announced 70. Thursday. Bangs & Go. VIII
sell ou Thursday Friday aud saturiay The library o 'he
IN Rev. j. NJ Fnotu, which contains valuable carry
Catholic inI ruts almtnacs and Bibles, besides msay
Shurca IA tuc Cni ed states
His Majesty. Myself" is the striking ttie
oi the novel OF tnc No N'm' series ot kooer'S
Brothers Colcrdgc furnishes tic an'lor with motto
for The titls PAGE: once knew a msn who had at-
yauccd to such pitch s,estoem ttat ho ncV'r men
soned himself without taking on his hat IL Is mt
na;cd that ny ' his majesty IS meeni one ol tIs
wei-known BROOKLYN preachers ana tnAt we we eVee ~ -
J,r.ey. s5'r .y. ''''' '
4 volume Of four lectures by the late Pro-
fesSor Wrliau, h Clifford VITA the title. "Sto ng ana
tliuk -" Is just ady at Macmillan Co.'S II fofms
new volume In Nature scres These lectures were
delivered ~ the hail at shorediich Lenion' ana
consist familiar and simple ta.ls ca Inc hSe ana
a.. Brain" "The Eye ard Seeing" "ahe Brain and
Ttinktus" and "Bourdar'cs m General" new r'ii
with additions made ncScssaN n.y. '"' nnung % , ~
AlcNendsr oichrisl's IAfc of William Blase."
An edition of 50. Nicholas in French has
been arranged for 0y Pans publisher. 'ae iiustia-
tons aud cover wall remain they are IN 'he American
eion and the natter with the exception OF some oi
thc rhymes which difficult OF translation WIZ d"
unchanged. Baby Days." tae book Tor little r'lSs
vten was made mp from 81 Ai,AOiGS rs about u az
Ipar IN Arabia. volume ot This magazine begins
vita the forthcoming number. Several improvements
Are announced among them wider m0rg'ns, thicker
Iarcr tu etyeilht ad iionGl pages two irohtsleces
suG a red title PAGE for The Lew 'oii'e. one O
tuo 10y Mrs Dodge Au illustrated sera ,,orS
~ NilHlu o. Stofdlrd, tho author oi lsii-s'o' VII
t. begun IN inis number.
The fourth volume, and probably the next
;he as o. Henry MOrlcy's 'brary OF English LIT
t1atGrc wi - ready n the Nrw-1orA mouse OF
Tie English OF Cassel, peiter Galpin II has 10
DO with shorter prose writngs. Moses Co't Tyier's
n,dsn. mt and reimbursement Of Professor Moriey's
"First sketcn oi English Literature" recently pub
lsaed 40 this cu, has called out. In I@e ITeS o Ion
cou. letter OF complaint from Profess Aorcys Lon
don puhl BY the of Professor Morieye name
on the uilc-pagc he made TO sanction The corver'
zion of his book INTO shape which IN his preparation
ufit II. idiossly avoided giving a." While Wishing
L. Vc every crcdt to the ability Professor Tyler mas
tlcvu n the work he protests time nfaiusi
81 doing the work aud ne ados IN noe @ 10 tS
pub..cr- thatif copyright laws had given MN power
&c Prevent he should have availed himsef OF theIn
1t i announced that in Horper for December
new poem b, LongieliOw viii bc printed lie sn"lect
Will De me pen. made from fcter of BonieVafd
the prsorc- of Chon. which II lady IN Maine recently
ire.oucG poet The holder for this PEN II wh nc
Remembered was made OF piece OF wooc from tne
frgste Constitution and bouud with clrcot or gold IN
Hard with precious stones from Siberia C'yiou hd
M,lne In scncns out tne fnal number tNovombcD 81
the hy-ninth of Harper the publishers announce
some of the features wlicl the magazine Will have
daring the coming year. Among them are articles hJ
Competent writers the Western country from te l""
River North 20 the southern coast oi Caorul"i
HOLIDAY rauilcs amOus ihc mountains or Pennsylvania
aud Norh Carolina, by Mn. Reoecca Harding DAVIS
papers on Tours aud the T"uranc and the English Lake
1s,s ~ a ' a. ar, NV lame S Jackson Jaryes series
% article on mod.rn historians. ey +: T. N"p.S, VI nn"
II poem L. app, ar ~ ae J"1iry hun1.' Ia - 80
/ 10 .ay iha h5Ie paIers ~ a.! .e ,osr "''i
William +. Apthorp, besides translatine the
selections winch Henry Holt & Co. viii socr publish
writings or Hector Bcriioz has wrtten for the
VcOl bOgI piCal sketch of tins reilark&Oe man. MI
ArorP says of MIA that Though born after the simple
fashion Of mortas, he WAS not IN the least
common man IN fact. he q" one Of the strongest
shape has yet witnessed sowing in the most
remarkable manner. and reapue no less remarkable
crops very often his own astoushmcnt and coniu-
fOn wn.zzng and wairfint through existence nv Such
r,f eccentric ignis paths ha, Iaon were o:ien,
and tc some stu ARE. at loss TO discover what
meaning aud virtue iay IN hun" The viriue that MIR.
Apthorp fuds hm is an unshaken beief that
t.lfh Is Tic proper hfe-elemeut OF men or al
o,rrcos 1T was ssis faiin alone which
V,ly lvins faith with I'm, and did not exist on paper
rflcIy io Ice worn round the Label rrTe-
icket ior the Inspection mankind. but II much
deeper snd more eaieien' pature that maaes MS IRE
in whchuft vcracity oi cAuraoter EXHIBITS i'sol ~
q y
Iby ne ready ou saturday.
Edwin Arn0ld's "ThC Light Of Asia Was
ruly conceived and begun september Of last year
william H. Canning, OF LONDON, writes 10 a Trend n
a. country tEat his certain knowledge tins Ia true
snd adds that poem perfected and published IN
nue OF ;he most disturbed and tyuS periods that The
British has passed through In this generation M
Arnold is the edicor- The Iap telegraph OF
INndon and thar amidst the responsibilities Interrupt
Hons auAietes, harass and ever varying Gis-
fractions OF such life lc should evoke an epic in
contemplation and OF the purest ideal types of
heavenly human life known IN history Is certainly
fuprisiug instance OF -Oncentratcd power" MI Arnold
T. An mpassOucd lover Of India. Early in life, fresh
with honors as classical studeut nj oxford he Went 10
India aud became Principal OF the Deccar College at
poona. There lac resided for He acquired
knowledge Slnscrit ard other Indian languages
END ransla'od what is known a. the HtOpordesa
which har long been "a valued tex-hock for Sapscrfi
s,holais lie has published several volumes of poems
tcsilcs tne present one first while IN college
aud the second after his return from India.
connection with The gcieg5dph a. first edi-
toal wrr and during the cvi in this cot airy he
aefcdec IN. Of freedom and predicted he sccsss
pf the Union cause When Thornton Hunt, tie editor
-chi.f died NJ. Arnold succeeded lin aud has since
become disuCu she'd among uowspapcr men III Lug and
writer uf .TCctt4 "io.saVrs" Daring is .DunfC-
ii.u with The IeieGogh ne has pub .hed vol me -
,..usl.ffo.- ~ Greece, accompanied D.
Biographical and critical notice. ara version, said by
Nj ,.lmy.g d b. eN0uis-fcy beautiful" Of the
Irdian syn- ~ S0ngs." RoheTis Brothers published
.sTne Itrlt pi ASIA" lat NOuddy