New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
LITERARY NOTES.

Frederick tie Greats Political Correspon-
seuce now being published Berlin, has reached the
third volume. y
Bishop Pierce, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South il writing biography OF his father the
late Dr. Lovick Pierce.
Among the ripe fruits of autumn will be a
new volume of poems fom Mr.. Longfellow' wmch
Eoughton Mfiiu q Co. Will issue in very ATTRACTIVE
style.
Poe and Whitman. sayO The Pal udtt ga
sea are the only original poets America mas prouu'eu
y statement which will greatly impress the hhshsn
marines 40,
Literary Paris is eager to know what VIII
be done with the unpublished manuscripts OF tue au'ho
OF Madame Bovary," now that they nave passeo "u-
der the control of Nine ville the late Guetave
Fiauoer;'s niece.
Anton CseDgery, the translator into Magyar
Of Macaulays. History of England, recently ied al
BuaaPesth in his ffty-ninth year. He was one of
Desks most intimate friends aud advisers. The En-
error In dspatch TO the widow said his death was
severe blow for the nation and the imperial house.
The many admirers in this country of the
paintings Jean Francis Met. will be glad TO know
that Alfred scnsiers authorized life OF the Peasant
and Painter VIII published first on this side OF the
Atlantic IL will make three four illustrated papers
IN Sc,fbncr's Magazine and the first mstalment VIII
apDear ~ CHe September number.
Professor Charles +. Bessey's Botany for
high sc5oals and col eyes. the third volume IN Henry
Holt & COmpany's American sci nee SERIES j hedIiS
ready 1t is profusey illustrated and Will make q nne
cooking book The fourth in the series, " The Human
Cody" by Professor H. well Morton of Johns Hopkins
University will be issued In September.
General Garfield bids fair to have as many
hives as the traditional cat One of the frs' in the
field Is Edmund Knke's life of James A. Garfield
which was issued yesterday in Harper Brothers
Franklin Square Library Series. Ii is handsomely prn-
ted the ccyr IS adorned WITH me n0rTa ana 'nere
ID i. 10
An ext nded account OF The American North Pole Elk
eeitiou" His expressed motive mas been to write an
adequate history OF the Polaris Expedition for he
aonOs II RearAdmiral Davis. who wrote the oinclai
account Tor Tn ted states Government, was quail
fed TO do M since he had never visited the regions ne
described.
As belonging to the ATTEST kind of summer
reading may be mentioned g Wind ALL" by Miss A. 1.
Perry The Authors Publishing Coz. Tor the scene seems
% located in the atmosphere. somewhere over New
Eugand. The characters Do quite so vague as ther
ocal babtat0n and include several blgh-bred South
erners" Both the diary and epistOlary methods are
employed and the letters smack OF the tone OF Doardhs
school correspondence.
The Rev. DR.. w. II. Claiming, while among
he Concord Philosophers" warmly praised Edwin
Arnoids Light Asia and said its great success IN
he Quilted States Indicated the promise of religious
lierslow here, ana OF linking OF hands with the East
prominent Judge OF the Empire State had said to him
This IL the book OF this age in the realm OF poetry.
il through aud thrOngh at least DOZEN times
Ii is Partisan gossip that Henri ROchefor
has made the following pecunary arrangement with NJ.
Mayer the director" OF the LthdRSigcant, and who
als1 placed the LdnisrRe business footing Roche
tori is TO receive for number published,
with guaranteed circulation of 10000 from the first
aay This gives hun rainty OF 1,200 francs, or $40
sdav Then he have also half part of the profits
But his part engages TO pay the Falares O! ms
editors spOHdents and reporters, VINO, III Is mall
nousIy limited. viii therefore be very few.
Mrs. Walford will be remembered as the
author OF three charming books, Mr.. Smith;
Part of his Life" Cousins" and Pauline
Her new novel, troublesome Daughters" next
N the Leisure Hour Series Of Henry Holt & Co..
ieals with the country of Guy MaDnerng
There IS stcpmoher in the story, and the four trouble
some daughters belong 10 squire, who did not consult
their tastes eoOs his second wife The latter who
called tae Lady DIVA, Is remarkable for Stiffness and
Tor the possession OF engaging For overt rebel
ion the youngest and. the author would have it, the
pretties daughter is banishcd TO a remote farmhouse
Here she discovered BY the who has lost his way
in storm aud who thereafter loses his as often
consistent with the plea OF beng on shooting eX-
pediiion. He endeavors a roundabout way 10 have
Inc exile reinstated at home. The growth OF the ac-
uuaintance the farm house Is OrDanented with
quarrel, and makes the better part of the story.