New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-11
LITERARY NOTES

,r,o Co,rtces de Cleuuout-Tonerre has 'a'eN
,.,S,o,od in.o French Mr.. Parkmau's WORK OH
The Jesuits in North America.
M 1ohn T. Morsc's forthcoming volume q"
,,'a,,s Io0, rson in the American statesmen sereS'
= ,oontioned rs particularly attractive woiN' IL
,,;lI he nrecedcd by Mr.. II. c. Lodges "MepS''r,
n G. Gilmau's Monroe" Professor Sunu',
" Jackson " ana Henry Alams'S John hAn""'P''
corcfnl study of the Irish question written ny
mn American after long and unprcjudiceh eNa'''",
tiou Of his subject in Ireland IS III the p''N' '
CrarIes Scribncr's Sons The same hrul' II ~
,ortcd pronose 10 bring out soon short S'"'' "
exceptional merit.
4 copy Of the first edition of Che Col"P'0H''
Angler was sold in ENGLAND the other ""'' '",
connection of woud-bc buyers beng eho'N' ,.oo
exciting. The price finally secured was he''S .
Arothor conv OF this edition is now on sd'o J." i-''-
don at $500
socctv Organized for the publication OF q
uartorlv devoted 10 the costumes OF all na'"hS ""
noones now exists in London under the name oi inc
4bo Costume Society" MI Alma Iadema anu
Mr. George Boughton are among he member ~
panatorv letter-press is to accompany each pr' u
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Robert Browning's new volume contanh-
.Acamemnon" LA Saisaz," pauline aI.,
tbe first and second series of Dramatic rNH
Will soon be brought out by HOughton, M'1Ah *
10 The last work which we may expect rom INC
hand Of ionrfeHow lis tragedy " Michael Angelo
Willie published in a few days by the same nI'n'
MNorin. the illustrator of La lie PGrisienae' Is
dead This artist of arge-eyed, wasp-walsted' I'sH
iopohle women detcstcd the special PUBIC l"'
which he worked. Tie used TO go to inc "a'o''nE
places To study his subjects and called lhese N'S''
"balts in purgatory." He looked like an old rag
man and led the life of hermit and he never
ceased to regret tina he did not Ike Milie'' e'''
for what was true and healthful IN art
The first and second series of Dr. John Brown =.
ESSAYS have long been matter oil pleasure W o"''
waited American readers third series OF oP''
Hours - will soon be published by Houghton'
5,,G,,n & Co. This volume will contain many
charming papers not before published ID TINS
country. DR.. Browns work will not easily be Tor
ootten there speaks in it such warmth OF near"
.nch nurjtv of nature such breadth of Judgment as
nm. always draw the readers interest and alice
ton.
From Coleridge's early Commonplace book now
! n. British Museum, \. Brandt, WHO is
Mt work upon a monograph on the author quotes
these hitherto unpublished aphoriams:
OF how many pleasures, OF what lasting hapW-
nc.. i Pain the parent aud Woe the WOMB T. - .
rob.e chemistry that turns necessity INTO pleasure.
Bil means for good end-l cannot conceive
that III. r, be any road to heaven through he'll
Eonalty-Ptv and Envy her Landmarks.
The poor and the rich III this rCseuble e'ch
,thrr-iLcy are usually unloving Of th II children
Poetry Gxcitcs us to artificial fceIing'-naA'S
Is call Ius 10 real ones. -, .-,
Sen anxious for this world-owls that watch
ali night TO catch lnct
A large number of excellent juveniles are an
nounced as in the scrDner press. Among them
are W. O. Stoddard's "Saitllo Boys"-a story OF
rpal urchlns. some Of whom have become dis
tiueuished men; The story Of Segired" done
into prose by James Baldwin, and eXqulstey illus
tratcd by Howard Pyle; and The American
Bow Handy Book This last volume gives prac-
tica directions for ma King the material of door
eports. and is illustrated by sketches and diagrams
Of marvellous simplicity, thoroughness and sug-
ee,hvepess. The Scribners viii also publish new
edition OF StocktOns Tng-a-Lng Stories jules
Verne;s "Cryptogran" and new editions of
Hector Sabodac" and The Floating CITY, and
the Bows Percy" edited by the late Sidney Lamer