New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-28
LITERARY NOTES.

o..o.o, rrmbcr Of Rarpa's Magazine will
-. n,c,uresoue article by NJ. +. W. 5. on
sCa,,oi, New-YoIK Houses" 1t viii have several
so;rtv Illustrations 1t deals with the houses OF I.
w Ste,ens ID. o. Mills, and others, anu is iull OIL
Injurious and beautiful details.
,r...o,ef,s latest story. "Loves Triumph Is
,',,-o,v romantic tale, suggested by an old copy
90 Rocenccio which the novelist found at Nus
so,,trv-honse when last in Russia. After Teadlr
I'D rereadinc the hook the Russian became con-
,iuced that the Italian was master oil the real '''
of telling a story. ana lie V"o'0'''0
changed his own method
Ouy Continent has lately purchased fo'"S
american Monthly, and It's most ATTRACTIVE si"o1o
will bo added TO the columns OF Judge i"",soo'
,rserlv The last number of orr Continent CON
80, orool,ent conv of $. A. Sch)n's portrait in
,;no engraving Of the Quaker Soldier" William
pen, The accompanying article has o'heF inter-
,,;r, c,,+s of nlaces associated with Penn.
J. -. Commentary urcn the second part of
d. t,ars,v inst publiSht in Germany, X. ). Schrcer
,,o,.s attention TO fact which, we think has not
Loon nointed ont before by interpreters OF Goethe
ua,tcrpiccc IL is that Hans Sachs OF whom
vell-known verse says that
he was shoe
Maker and poet too
C,rote poem, entitled The WondTous Counte'
nance Of the Emperor MaXimillan and printed III
1864 in which the spirit of Helena, aiter many
;ncantations Is made TO rise before the emperor
,r,. resc.nblance between this and the wcll-known
- - thc second part of Faust leads Schroer
20 think that Goethe borrowed the idea from the
,oom If such it can be called Of the Old
" MeisteTSinger"
Gabriel Rossctti. the father Of Dante Gabrel
possettj the poet was an Italian Of the most liberal
o,,l writ ~
soncs- SONGS which were sung with enthusiasm III
,o streots Of Naples in the time of Ferdinand ana
,,,icb came very near being the death OF the au-
thor Miss Robinson in a charming article on ROsSetu
No SON IN the October Harper, describes the fashion
~ which the father escaped from Naples. Lazy
Moore. the wife of the English admiral Sir Graham
Moore was Il warm adniircr OF RosSettlS songs
and hearing that lie was IN danger wouid ho' ies'
fiji her husband had helped the patriot 10 escape.
Sir Graham ascertaiaed Rossetts hiding place, ana
with fellow officer set out in carriage the Eng
Esh being of course beyond suspicion. IheY Iouhu
Rnssetti. dressed him in an British Uniform Whloh
they had concealed in the carriage, ana taxing
i;r, % tbo sho1e. sent him safely on his way i'll
shin bound for Malta. Sisnor Kossetu se''eu III
Iooaop as Italian Professor in Kings College ana
,nor,;ed Frances Podor. daughter OF Alfers sec
Rotary and sister Of the young physician who tray
g. p. Putnams Sons announce the iorthcohlhG
oublication of the following volumes: lie DeEcl-
onment of Constitutional Liberty in the EnglIsh
Colonies. A historical study. BY Eben g. Scott;
The Political Conspnaclcs Preceding the hebeIiioh
,,;tb fine true stories of Fort Sumter and Fort
Pickens BY Thomas NJ. Andersen, Lleut.-Coi l.
s A.:A School Atlas of Astronomy. By ~ helth
Johnston; Easy Star Lessons. by X A. PROCTOR;
How TO Succeed in Public Life. in the Ministry
in business, IL Agriculture, III Engineering IN Art
in Literature as an InventOrctc., etc By senators
Bayard and Edmuuds, Commissioner LOrlhg' Ham
ilton Gibson, General Sooy Smith, +. Z. Zoe
LYMAN Abbott Thomas Edison, and others; SIX
Months IN Persia. By F. Stack Travels ana he
searches Among the Lakes and Mountains OF East
EN- and Central Africa. By }. Frederick Elton
T. X. c. 5; History of English Prose
Fiction. BY Bayard Tuckerman; Those Chl-
dren. Tale of Parental Experience. By
3. A. Brooks; Sketching IN Water Co!ors.
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Hand Books -; Drawing il Black and White;
Charccal. Crayon. Pencil. and Pen and Ink. by
Susan n Carter, being Vol. VIII OF the Art HAND
Rocks; Shcaves \ vonne Of poems. Ivy liar
,jette Converse; and Songs OF Lake Geneva ana
otber Poems BV John BTayshaw Kaye.