New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-14
LITERARY NOTES.

A. rro,,one,s autobiography has reached second
,1;,;on in London. Mr.. Laurence ohphah' Al
.;oro peto has gone into q fonrth eoi'ioh'
rhot excellent publication, NttelFs Lir'Hg Age'
will soon complete its l6Oth volume
,,. u Marion Crawford is returning from Rome
..i.h +bc-ntention of spending the winter IN DOS
com His aRoman Singer" improves WIN every
number.
,rh;s balf-oathetic, half-comic story OF lrseh-
,on,o youtb is related by his old friend NJ Auhe"-
Loft. Turrenieff frequented the 81 le'ei SUI
Ir,iversity. At the beginning he hau pion'S
'one,, lint all at once his supply stopped the SUI
- bovinc had n quarrel with his mother. Inns
,'oooro very awkward, for Turgenief's prde pre-
o+d hin, asking his friends for help, and yet Nc
could not live on nothing. At last he mao an oi.e
;rol idea. Some of his friends dned every u"y "V
caf6. and as things got worse, Iurgeneh res"'"ily
maid visit to them at their dinner honi, s"' w.
beside Them talked, and, as II aDseht-hihu'u, az
rs many pieces of bread as he couiu lay noi"
,,;thort ever perceiving that his manipulation hau
Icon noticed by the host, who reproacheu INC
waiter for allowing such things One day inc oi'
,yoitor said TO Turgenieff, al have been scoioe''
,,ooorse of vour bread-eatng habit; but heNe,
Ind don't he disturbed" This good-natuie"
romor,, bore golden fruit TO the old man. Snoi'S
f,r ,rcenieff became recOnciled with his iho'n'i'
and rewarded the waiter in prlncey m""n'i
Kosbuh Cbunder Sen, the Hindu reforner mas
,,ro,ored series of articles for The Inoepe"a.n''
the FIRST of which will appear this weeh u""''
title of - Yoga; OF the DevOtionl L1e
The publications of J. r. Osgood u 20. WI
hereafter he found in this city at the agency VI 'i
CT Webster, 65S Broadway
The problem of successful authorship mas oeen
stndied by an English "litcrary lady WIN cur
IONS result She advertises i'll a London newspaper
49, sbo beipp DESTROYS of making her writings
- rul,,, known seeks the services OF thoI-
oucblv rood reader who would read OF give puoiio
recitations of her poems and essays" Inc asoht]-
inc dreoriness of these "poems and essays pioo-
ably goes without saying.
Mr. John BOYLE O'Reilly is more friendly III" en-
tlpsiastic than wise in talking oil tho I"'o ~
Jovce's splendid literary fame" ana oil Ills POSi
ton in the foremost rank OF the n'rI"! 49, a'5
nh monitors of that foremost rank" are rev. an"
tho orthor of Deirdre" and Bland " was GER
ill not among them. Loose encomiums ike
.Loyc do no GOOD to the memory Of second oI
third rate writer.
uNonoIco,'s DISPATCHES " have been edited Dy
Contain tIe Hon. d. Bingham. and will shortly oe
nublished in London. Captain bingham Is 'Ae "u
tbor &c tbe entertaining book, The Marriages VI
,be Bmapartcs" 1t was rcpabiished oy 'i'
Hampers.
The last number of Mr.. Ruskin's Ora Clargera Is
,,;+lod Dnst of Goldn and i, illustrated by Miss
Kate Grecnaway.
NJ, William Black is reported to believe that ms
new story. Judith Shakespeare" will prove 10 oc
the best that he has yet written. Mt BLACK iaS'
work il must be said. showed plenty OF room lor
improvement.
The new edition of Brillat- Savarn's "PhysioIogie
dp Cont" will be one of three hundred copies ohlS'
II i ia he called a Handbook of Gastronomy -
- stmid titlc-s TO lac printed on CHINA paper All"
to he Illustrated with hfty-twO original etchihg9
by Lalanzc.
Mr. Austin Dobson's new-old volume has this
graceful rondcau for dedication:
To Won sing whom towns immune
And bonds Of toll hold fast and sure;
10 Won across whose aching slgnt
Come woodlands bathcd III April hght,
And dreams of pastures premature
And Won o Sad, who still endure
Some wound that only Time can cure,
10 VOu in watches of the night
To you sing!
Rut most TO You with eyelids pure,
Scarce whiting yet of love or lure;
10 Won with bird-ike glanceS bright.
Haff-paused to speak, half-poscd III hIght'
English girl, divine, 4cmuiGG'
Tbcucw pcriodical, ShakespeGriapa, promises to
lac an admirable publication, scholarly enough TO
interest men of letters and animated and familiar
enough to entertain less learned readers The plan
of the magazine includes dramatic criticisms re-
views of Shakcspcarian publications, department
of notes and queries, one OF correspondence ana
another of transactions of Shakespcaran societies,
The first number has an attractive paper by ). +.
Norris Oh the StlatfOTd bust.
In respect to Mess W. J. Linton and r. II.
Stoddards collection of English Verse; of which
two volumes are now issued, it is understood that
the duty of selecting the poems to be included, and
of verifying the text, was assigned exclusively to
Mr.. Linton who is solely responsible for the method
of it's fuliilment Nh Stoddards labor and respon-
sblity are confined to the authorship of the learned
and elaborate Prefaces TO the respective volumes
Lord Archibald Campbell, son of the Duke Of
Argyll, is maintaining the literary credit OF the
family. lie has just finished u work entitled
sRccolds of Argyll"