New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-20
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. R. q. Stoddard is about to publish memorial
untitled SANFORD r. Clifford: Glance at his Art
Life in Letters"
The final volume of Kossuth's Memoirs will shortly
Appear and Hungary is SAID to be awaiting IL WIN
mnch excitement. In this volume the patriot makes
some powerful assaults upon the continued repro'-
Non of bus country The foreigner he says now sees
nothing but an Austrian Hungary. While no re-
cards Austria as only specifically alive no pei0'o'
Hungary. in spite of all outward appearance "
have an irrepressible inward vitality, which VIII
vet assert itself to the surprise OF Europe.
The correspondence of Carlyle and Emerson Is the
most important publication Of this month. j. Il.
Osgood & Co. are the publishers
That son could hardly have done worse by the
memory of a great father than publish work 80
hasty, so inferior, so comparatively vaueiess as
this curious and unsatisfactory volume contains Is
Che opinion expressed by the reviewer OF lhe RAJ.
Mall Gazette concerning DR.. Grimshawe's secret.
He adds that there is much i'll the first part wh'ch
IL plea amt reading, and passages here anu .here
which have the old well-known charm, ana that II
Mr. Hawthorne had contented himself WIN pun
fishing the first eleven chapters adding sketch Oh
the Mot worked up from the remaining MATERIAL
nothing of any real consequence would have been
added to our knowledge of q great writer bnt' on
the other hand, no particular harm wouid nave
been done.
1.-The Poet at tine Breakfast Table" in the new
edition of DR.. Holiness works. has just appeared
The Publishers Circular gives the following par
tculars with reference to the number OF new ooohS
and new editions published in England during une
mast wear: Theology sermons, biblical ETC., o9o
new hooks. 1913 new editions; educational, classi-
cal and pathological, 435 new books 30 new
editions: Juvenile works and tales. TIT new
hooks 2GO new editions; novels, tales ana
otber fiction SOC new books, 124 new editions;
law. iurisprudence, etc, 80 new books, 70
new editions; political and social economy, trade
and commerce. 145 new books, Al new editions
arts sciences and illustrated works 264 new books,
80 new editions voyages travels, geographical re-
s,arch 2O4 new books. 40 new editions; history,
biography. etc. 361 new books, 81 now editions;
poetrv and the drama, 1913 new books, % new edi-
toms. year hooks and serials in volumes, 255 new
books. II new editions; medicines, surgery, etc.,
11o new books, SO new editions; beltes-lettres es-
saws monographs, etc, 90 new BOOKS Ia
new editions; miscellaneous nciuuihs
pamphlets not sermons, 2Gi new books
92 new editOns-tOtal number OF new worAS
3.97s; of new editions 1,14G. Taken together the
numbered publications issued is ., l24.Ihls shows
slight falling off in the production of books, as iast
wear the figures ere 3,4l0 new books; l,ZS0 new
editions total, 5,4O6. The Circular, however re-
marks: at is not improbable that the real value
of th, literary works of 1882 whether viewed from
an intellectual or from material standpoint, Is SUI
perior to that of its forernnners"
"Barrington's Fate is the title of the new NO
Name novel.