New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
LITERARY. NOTES.
~ ,sorest of portuguese authorities and

At the request of Portuguese authoritles anu
many membprs the meeting this year Of the intefna
tioual Literary Association has been postponed rou
June until September
Kossuth, in his forthcoming memoirs, makes
the following reference TO bis feelings aer ne hao ooe
exied from his native land Rest for man without
a country Asst Adam could have found rest when ne
sav the gate of Paradise clos bh nd him, and round
himself expelled aatDg Of the fruit OF tue tree Oh
knowledge of good and evil l, TOO. had pattaken OF
thatfrut had learned to know TIE good from the
evil, aud had raised my arm in defence ~ Inc goou
Against the evil. The latter had riumphed, ana H"u
been expelled from my country-from my paradise
Again he relates his experience IN Turkey one lhc"
of witch was tue saving of his life by the Satan
q later period the Ottoman Empire generously Saw
the lives OF myself and my companions not "i'H"u
risk to itself Intoxicated by their victory "o W
neiRhboring Powers threatened TO declare war "E""
he Enpirs IT declined to surrender as, ana Wueu
matters had taken such shape that the euitans au
,sers were of the opinion that there was no way 10
preyent our extrRditon unless the emlGrants shouu
embrace tho Musuman religion ana oecnme IurNish
subjocts the Sultan AbduMedjid. sprang TO mis- ioe
raised his hands heaven, and soemny uttered these
vocis: Allah 10 alpowerful rely upon his support
M most per1sn let 1t oe with honor NV name would
be covered with everlasting disgrace SHOULD vOlae
tho right Of hospitality by deuvcrng TIC unortuuaCe
creatures who have sought my protection to inc ve
geance OF their enemies 1t ls my wish that tnty oe
provided With shelter here Under no circumstance
viii dive them ND. Suca is mY VIII, and II must DC
carried out ia every particular Make preparations
for defence His refusal 10 surrender US nld not leu
a war, bat IL resulted ~ our detention IN ASA hluOr'
Announcements.-Henr James's newest story
"A called "WashngtOn Square," ana the first chapter
will appear In the June OOrHhin Mr. Du Maurltr has
BEEN engaged TO furnish Illustrations for ft...Ihe
Haruer edition Of bbOns Rome" will appear on the
25th inst Goodwin Smiths " COwper" in the English
Men OF Letters Series promised for the same day.
Henry c. Lodges volume of Ballads and Lyrics" o0m
prisiBg about $50 poems, which he has selected from
English and American literature, was published on
Saturday by Houghton, Mifin CO......Dr. W. NJ lay
los Princeton lectures will he called Gospel Miracs
and their Relation TO Christ aud Christianity They are
expected this week from A. ID. F. Randolph & Cos...
Besides "Uncle Jacks Executors" now IN press at e.
p Putnams Sons as addition to the series of K"rEer
becker Novels there Will be other volume In the
series this season. "The Stranded Ship" by L. Clarke
Davis an old book In n new dress...---Dr. john A.
wesse author of The OriRiu Prorress and History OF
the English Language and Literature" has written
work calied Preemasonry: Older than Obesks, Pyra-
mtds and Mounds" which j. W. BoutOB will publish
Three of the illustrations will be fu-pagt and nulner
ous small cuts will be distributed throughout the text
.... Robert Browning has written companion volume
70 his Dramatic Idyls." Ii VIII be published soon.
Jansen McClurg Co., OF Chicago announce
new monthly PERIODICAL devoted to literary news ana
oritossIns which Will be caEed The rial ID. LOhr"p
cord In which will be given Of the AcOt fam
INV, OF Mr.. En- erson and Ms hum, and OF The house
where Hawthorne lived. Mrs. Rose HAWTHORNE LII
throp writes the article on her fathers house.