New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
LITERARY NOTES.

Modjeska has contributor s.ory " r ms
.ext issue of the London Christmas Annual i"'
Green Room" ~ c..u.r,s
The third edition of Mr.. E. V. smalley's
Republican Manual for lsso' NAV JUST '''" '''
the American Book Exchange. ~,
Ar George Augustus Sala has engaged MINI
,r q, turn,sh fun and satire for Pan. new Engnsh
,r,cal weekly announced for the latter part OF 'hS
month u N D,ttor
Among the autumn books OF +. +. Du''on
A. CO. are Jules verne's new book The irio"'"'o"o "
:. Chinaman and Mr.. Kingston's" Adventures oil DICK
Cheyclcy.'
Mr.. Edmund Kirke's Life Of General Gar
al, hos heon into German. and is Issued by
Harper Brothers, in paper covers to DC SOFA ~ ~
cents q copy.
"The Wellfeldsr is the name OF new mover
nv the author of The First Violin" which Henry no"
!. ,o ,v snccial arrangement, have secured for the
Leisure Hour Series
Sir Frederick Leighton has made drawings
for a sumptuons edition of George EIiots q" Romoia'
which will published In October The edition is hm-
tied 10 a thousand copies.
prosper Merimee's correspondence with Sir
Anthony Panizz Will be published soon in two volumes
The many they contain 10 The politics OF Tue
second Empire are said to be Of special Interest
Ii is an unsettled. and some think an inn
portant question whether that great gossip saGuei
Ppys you'd prefer TO have The name he lett Deh'nd nun
pronounced Pcps," Pins" or :. Peeps" HIS las.
bSsraphcr Mr.. II. b. Wheltcy processes to settle the
uuestiOn IN favor OF MI Peeps
Mr.. Carlyle has so far recovered from us
recent illness be able to saprintend the prepara
ZION Of materials for his biography This it is sad Will
be aterspersed with characteristic chapters OF autoD
ograpby Tie book win he the Joint work of Mr. Froude
and Mrs. Alex lnder Carlyle, niece OF the author
Richard Grant Whites "Every-Day Eng
ns has already passed to second edition. and the sale
of lis predecessor Words and their Uses' has quad
,npled since il has been in the hands OF Honghion
Mm,n & Co although IL first published ten years
ago Tnere is a good demand for both OF these poohs
for the English market
Hialmer Ii. Boyeson's novels and short
stores meeting with warm reception IN Germany
His friend spehagen novelist. has translated the
"Tales Of Two Hemispheres" Two editions have been
issued of Gunnar" translated by Paul Jinging who
Is now engaged IN translatins FalcoDberg" Professor
Boyescn has taken up residence permanently In TINS
ciiy aud Is pursuing tue ayocaon OF man OF letters
still lAciuOed III the facuy VI Sorheh az no"
resident Professor of German
Mr. S.. J. Woolloy of Ohio, who has found
leisure for writing IN bis recent business OF breeding
fancy stock publishing his ife recoIectons and opin
ions III the par: devoted his life in York before
and durng the war; he speaks Of his acquaintance with
Horace Greeley, and makes this comment on Ms won
dc,ni power OF stimulating other to thought and
action: When we have summed up all that Mr. Greeley
has done what ne left undOnc. what he made errors
IN trying to oohis lifework. think that much must
be put down what has been overlooked. to what be-
came of some common sympathy saw In HIM In these
heroic DAYS his intellectual tolerance aye his intellect
ua friendness the bold, courageous! young, neeay
and fresh thinkers with whom be came In contact Like
soft swe sunbeams. he irucfed many soul INTO eX-
preston ana powerful utteiaee ana II nc 9lu Huo s ~
h did mucn more ny t'ucning DINER ohSuer'
inviting voices and encouraging other nterance
whcn coming from grand and vast natures, slll rest
and aode with us