New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-27
LITERARY NOTES.

The third appendix TO " Fruit and fru'' ir.e' y,
-. . nv Charles Downing. hes been issued ny
John Wiley & Sons.
n r..,. " Jocobin Conquest" the second Vor
$50 81 H.; history of the orgiRos OF con'ehIoi"''
- ,,,ul., ;ssued soon by Henry Holt q o.
r..,o;s in Paris Society Of Friends OF BOOKS
lit ,s.rc. an annual The volume willcn n"S
a., ,nneored contains an article by Mau"n'0
s5'.onJ Adam. the Editor of the NoarctIe htT"e'
A work Of over 500 pages and containing 900 IL
,,,s,,a,ions has been written by Mr.. w. W. OIeeh'r
nm "Tbe Gun and Its Development, WIN no''' ."
.hooting Cassell. Pettor, Galpin & Co. arc inc pun"
fishers. -,-..os
= I'll. cuaint and perverted words and phrases
fotherwise known as slang which prevail $' i'o"
Harrow. Rugby and other noted LngnSn scDV''''
viii form the material of a dictionary Dy NIL
Percy Allsopp. q,
Madame de Remusat's Memoirs" have reached
on eighteenth edition in Paris, when means ''"'
* 600 copies have been printed II beng the cue'',
among French publishers 10 change the NUMBER u
the edition with each thousand sent IRON the p'S'
NJ Fdouard Pailleron, the young dramatst' whose
ole Monde qui $ Ennue and " l. Etincehe nave
taken Paris by storm. has just issued Twelve SHOT
noems aud three hitherto unpublished coineuleS III d
handsome volume called "Le Theatrech MADAME
NJ zola is ANNOYED that Victor Hugo has be-
come religion in literature, sort OF ponce ior inc
maintenance of order" and in one of ms fH6ro aiu
oes compares the poet with the philosopher Lure
abusing the former and prasing the latter "lthou
stint.
Professor Simon Newcomb's Algebra III ms ne"
Mathematical Series will be ready to-daJ al nchrS
Holt & Co.'S The binding is attractive anu uh-
conventional and bears no resemblance 10 inc uSu'
4 lsG
mathematics
James r. Osgood & Co. will Issue very soon inc
first of a series of books the campaigns and bat
lies Of the war for re Union. The first volume
consisting of several essays by different persons ana
edited by John c. Ropes treats of " General McClel
lans Campaign on the Peninsula"
DIR. Joseph Parker, of London, does not relish the
charge circulated in this country that he has plaga
rived from Dr. Lorinicr in a sermon included among
has last collection entitled These Sayings oil
Mine, In a cable dispatch TO his publishers, l. n
Funk & Co.. he says the charge is utterly false
Sir Thomas Brassey X. {. Il. (as he j. now styled
since the Oueen rewarded his services in the Naval
Reserve with Knight Companionsmp OF the order
of the Bath, is preparing an exhaustive WORK OH
.Tha Nayies of tn, World" which will make 1--WE
volumes. He is the owner of the yacht sun
beam - made famous by the book of his wife, Anne
Barssey.
The "Midsummer Scribner, which always ar
rives in August will be more of holiday number
than usual this year. Pen aud pencil descriptions
Of a fashionable American wateringplace ana OF
Etretat the noted seaside resort OF Normandy WI"
be among the contents. Miss Mary Sprague tIhe
Earnest TIiferl will contribute watering-pace
story. entitled "The Daughter of Henry Sage Rlt-
tenhousc." The heroine is supposed to be typical
Philadelphia girl, who is notable for being the
daughter of Henry Sage Rittcnhousc and for moth
ing else.