New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-02
LITERARY NOTES.


A translation of Bernhard ten nr'nNs oa,.,o,y
English Literature is announce" "'
forthcoming by Horny hoi' q w. ,o
"Jobnson's Enemies" the new story wu..n a ~; ~
author of "Ginxs Baby 4" has lus' puuno ~ ,,.a
London. is said to be over-Iong' anu p" i"''''
matter of good taste. .,,.
ua.er. Ueeklv will begin in its next NUMBER W,
hloot,on of series of illustrated articles On O'U
PHILADELPHIA. the bi-centennial anniversary VI Wv
c;tv being the occasion Of these articles
Mr. Hubert II. Bancroft's "History oil inc raO'uo
s,a,esD is so far advanced that the hrs' Voiu".o
will appear in q few weeks. MI b"u ' %
made. preparatory TO this WORK, oo''00'
books, MSS, ETC., numbering 3o'ooo Volumes
The late Dr. Pussy knew little OF any mOoY hia
literature. which. as he used TO say was "i'o, US
fine. With Tennyson and the various ~'' 4ho
of pootry which Gourished au''" ~ not
last generation be was wa, w al Scott he re-
"ne'iy s.,'fI 20 the last and knew m as Lamb
knew Shakespeare.
TIM hoo,, m Corea which Mr.. Griiiis has written
. tho sor;hners are about to publish does Tor tha'
,,,Io-l,pown country, it is said, what ""n"'o .
- does for Russia 1t is exhaustive, as iar as IL
% now nossble TO be- 1t gives the latest particr-
L. Ia regord to Corean life. wars ana hatlon"' "
firs having been brought down to lnciuuo '"0 "
cent events. ,y l.,
.hoortifui new edition of "Evelyn's Diary III
four stately volumes has just been brought gu. s
Indon The volumes are adorned ny ""i' -
engraved and Woodbury-type ILLUSTRATORS "o9 o,'
them from rare and few from unique prints
editor did not find it possible to so pacN " ~
original source. Mr.. w. j. Evelyn the pieS'n.
commemorative of the family having reluseu' "
least. indefinitely deferred access 10 INC 'i "
,possesson. Mr.. Evelyn declares ho"o'el'
\" colburn's third edition of the Diary was Wy
recilv printed from the Ms. ana may NC -,
as giving an accurate text Inns S'''00 40
eJt;op of 1877 has therefore been REPRODUCED ~ ','
,.roao,t volumes new life of the author 10y Sr. H.
y ,yhootlev being added, by way OF specia le"-
turc.
r,,o.,.,r, ,,eosart things about Bulwer II Buch-
,.lv nnblished lie of the poet Frelhgratl
"Bulwer no sooner heard that was III hhg'""u'
.,oexilod poet wrote III 1S47 TO OF his friends,
than he wrote me most hearty letter, IN
-;,irc me TO 20 and stay some time with
him M his country house, Knebworth PARK HIS
unrrov0ked approximation to me at TINS tlme ana
in This manner has greatly rejoiced me- lie has Just
raid me a visit Accompanied by his son, a fine
vonnr fellow in his fifteenth yeaI"-the present Lord
Ivtton Freligrath as the biography states, was not
tie only eminent German whom Lord Lytton gen
erouslv befricnded. He supported Heinrich Ernst,
"ranz und gar" with his wife and servant, during
the last years of his life, when Ernst was rendered
quite incapable through illness of earning any
thing by his art In answer to letter OF
thanks which he received after Ernsts death
in 1s65 Lord Lytton wrote. in letter hitherto un-
,rblisbed. Il have always regarded Germany as
nv TEACHER. / honor and esteem her as beloved
friend TO whom owe great debts" The esteem has
proyed reciproca for Johannes Scherr observes, in
the second edition Of ms "Eugsche Literaturge-
scb,chte" that Bulwer is almost more popular III
Germany than in ms native land" 1t appears also
that Lord Lytton was Of the great supporters
of the Freilgrath DotatOn," and that he assisted
in bringing out the collected edition of the works OF
julius MOSer.