New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
LITERARY NOTES.

volr,oe OF sermons ~ the late biShop V"eN-
heiner /. nsarly really at L, 7. Dntton q Co.'S
T., the July uurnlcr Of Tie AGcG-iHe OF 4" MI
" A. TrcIlsp, will attempt 10 provo ''"' '''9
called "Cenci portrait" by Guido las no ''"'-''
ton with Beatrice Cencl
I'll. focr,h and last volume Of the Memof'ai ms
tory. of n-,on is being put Ii type am VIII n"' AZ
far boh,nd tho third volume which D. H. OSBo0U
& Co. will soon issue
y, Ma. btigall. the noted African traveller. mas
.o.,e,ed tie second volune of his work on Ha-'I''
o,d tbe Soudan. and it will soon make It's 'PPo'"-
ante III Berlin,
VI Rene Nenar1's Ii;storc Artistiqne On MeiaI
los inst beer received by j. w. Bou'oh' II - ="
h,uJson,e folio volume richly illustrated ana Iu'N
dcscrib,s tie part metals have played ia "'
art and il: scUl thre -
Dr. IcseoL Parker Of London. has S'ni 'y o'''0
fol h. Funk ~ Co.. publishers, OIL t"'S ''''' 80
o,'i'I.ro.uc,nu ~ utterly false The ,harE' now
,,ro,.,b IN, pr,s, in America that in one Of
,Io sorno, : in his ncw book. These SNinss oil
Nine he p!aciarized iro,n pr Loriuer, 81 chicago
"T1,e Fate of Madame liz Tour" is aoye' deaf
e.. LEI, lte Among tho Mormons. which tords'
Uoxr.nlN Hubert VII ION issue. The author y
Mr. A G. Paddock who though the "itc u Ten
,le during I,r long residence IN Titan HFed Oh
terms Of intimate friendship with Mormon "o''''h'
An elaborate study Of Russian life AMI manners
.rti,lAd "I'Empire dcs Tsars It les RnNscS mas
ips, au,carcd ia Paris. If which a companion N'-
ur,c is vet 10 he published. Tho author Is NJ La
B.auhcn. who has given ten years I" th1 "'iN anu
mod. four visits 10 Russia, "to WHICH, lac says
o,n draw, l., the chi Ematcal character 81 itS H.
bahitants the mystrrics that hover over The c"uh-
try and ite destiny, and above all ~ the u''"ou'S
ofknovirr and understanding her.
Victor Hugo presented his new two volumes Oh
noc,ns TO President GTCvy, who il an ac'o' Pi'Sn'"
scholar and W no acknowledged IL" fit N tl'n I'
1r,vinc not. "Mv dear and ilius,riolS fellow
countryman: ILayc just read Les P''a'ro Nen''
de pEsprit.' Which you lave done me the honor 10
send nae They ar as fine as anything you have
written. but they cannot add to your glory. fray
accept my con gratulutions and thanks
Thepeyt motto Of the 'Ilound Robin Anonymous
novels "Perhaps it may turn out song; perhaps II
may tnrn out a sermon" is borrowed from burns
noted "Epstle to Young friend" with shght
change in the photography. The poem begins:
Hang hae tboar4t youthful friend
A Soiue hing Ia have sent yod'
Tho II should serve nae ither Ihd
r. an lust kind ineinrnio
But how TN" subject theme may gang
Lei time and chance determine;
Perhaps. 1t may turn ont "a SANG,
Perhaps, turn out a ermOh'
Hid 4rake for july besides the usual attractions
81 pcturcs poems aud stories. some of which are OF
graf excellence has amusing childrens Operet'a
for simmer entertainments, the words belng oy
George b. Bartlett and the music by Louis Z. Elsoh.
"Dragon-Fly DAY. is the title. Drago"-uieN ana
frebics form the choruses The principal characters
are The Kinq Of the DrdgoH-fes; The Bog "h0 'o'd
Liz and was in danger Of having his mouth sewed
up; Too girls uho pailed Of buiierfys "'TgS ana
barely escaped having their curs pulled oui an"
IN Od Naturalist, who was convicted o. nnpa'"s
N;es ON crnel pin> and who pleaded that, In cause
n, science every Gy ought 10 be glad and proud
to dlen Taking the view that the originator oil
such AN idea must be a lunatc the drason-hles re-
leased him.