New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-04
LITERARY NOTES.

MIR. Wilde is quoted as sayin g to Mrs. Frances es
,,odoson Bnrpett tnat Mr. Ruskin considers ner
"a true artist"
IF The late Richard IT, Danas proposed WORK on
Ipt.national Law only the introduc"o"
written.
Tho Macmijlans iutond TO publish s'Npo'if
edition of "Tom Browns Schooi p'Ss S"s pe-
man & Hall will issue an edi''o" VI
taitus" at the same price
.or, J,oaconsield left two youthful diaries IN
~Sn'bich he describes his Journey in the East.
Tbe winter gave away both IN his lifetime ana they
are therefore beyond the control of the executors
One Of them is to be Published shortly.
The title Of A. Bronson Acotts forthcoming BOOK
- "sonncts ard Cansoncts." Roberts brothers
will bring il out shortly The greater part oil Tue
volume was written within the past year MoS' u
the sonnets have personal interest
Anan., On fle Industries of the United States IN
relation TO the tariff has been prepared by 'he
Right Hon LYON Playfair, 81. p, and VIII appear
~ The NEXT number "a MacmilldRS WdgG>'"o MT.
Thomas Hughes contributes to the same peIlonicai
an article on Sir Simon Harcourt seventeenth
century worthy.
The late Harrison Ainsworth's library had one
peeuliaf feature in the shape of large coHec'ion VI
books dealing with the lives and adVeh''io' VI
cr,minals-naterial which he turned t" many use :.
~ publishers taking advantage Of the present
british liking for cheap hooks, are about 10 prii'
,ixn.unv edition of the Tower OF London.
The nnblication of Judge TouTCee'S new book
"John Fax" has been postponed un'li wednesday
Culinary g. The orders received oy inc pu"''" "
Ms F,rds. Howard a. Hubert, in advance oil
publication, have exceeded the large e,''ion pr
nared and made Unnecessary TO print ano'her
before publishing.
There is a refreshing bit Of literary news ho"'
Denmark. The publication OF 'f'hs''"on '"
1Ja,s disgusting novel of " Nan" mas pooi
tarma,Iv nr hibitcd: and more than this, GRIM
III proceedings have been instituted agaii's'
,bo translstor The novelist, by the way, Is apou'
a. visi; London TO secure for his new play Le'
N,i-sde Iondrcs the realism which he consd'
err indispensable to his productions.
,pbonse Daudet glories in the soft Impeachment
+bat the characters in his novels IRE actual
persouages All the men and women III Iouh-
,nent ieuno ct Risler aine" t"Sid0nle = LOT eA
o,nrle ,g,tb tie one exception of Zizi Delobeue
have lived or are still living. Is NOT TINS me true
ideal of the novel;" asks NJ. Daudet, the history o.
those who would otherwise have no history
While NJ Dau6ets latest hero, Nuh'a houlheS'"n'
resembles Gambetta in some particulars IL cdH"'
be said that the character Is a portrait. II '''e
French novelist Intended IL 10 o0 sum Nv -
fulfilled his ideal.
Dr. Hollands family and editorial associates
authorize positive contradiction OF the statement
that he was the author of the long poem "eialu-
ine.D which was published an nymously not Io'e
ago. The rumOr which was started about 'he ''"'e
OF Dr. Hollands death. has grown now to positive
os.ert,ou. and il is requested by those who were
nearest TO DR. Holland that the journals which nave
pr,nted he statement should in justice, PRINT the
denial. The story told BY a st. Louis paper IN re-
gard 10 a note-taking tour of the Doctor III Tue
Sonth. has been contradlcted lately by the Or'fc'
Utpay have been tue of some other DR.. Holland !
If was not true Of the earnest and refined author OF
"Kathrna.'