New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-20
LITERARY NOTES.


A picturesque book on Cape Cod IS promised by
Estes & Lanriat
a., OF pxle~ the author Of "Guerndale," Is
now rcsityely said 60 be Mr.. Frederick - Stinlson
of Boston "a Harvard graduate OF the eass Ok TO- q
,.-,.r and a contributor to various journals.
Ceneral Bradley T. johnson has written book
n, tbe foundation Of Maryland IN which he ex-
presses the conviction that Cecil Calvert was AMI
mated by the determination TO found free Engnsh
State in Maryland where all the rights ana Derues
of free Englshmen which were then in great Jeop-
arly in England. might be enjoyed and secured 70
the remotest posterity forever that 10 90 TINS
he Invested himself and his hsirs OF the princeiy
prerogatyes granted him by bis charter ana tnae
he was wise enough and brave enough 10 see anu
declare that the code of laws and institutions guar
,,,cs;ng individual rights which he had trans
planted would be worthless without liberty OF con-
science.
mir. f. Marion Crawford is. it Is reported, prepar-
mo eourse of Lectures 10 10 given Boston in tho
autumn.
The latest volumes by American authors included
I'm the Tauchpitz Library are DIR. Holiness Auto
craft Mr. Howells's Undiscovered Country anu
Mr.. Crawford's Mr. lsaacs-"
The name of "P Demlng' attached TO the pa
thetic story 10 The Atlantic is real one hr Dem
ing is a reserved and studious gentleman VINO lives
in Albany and occupies an Official POSITION IN ono
of the courts
Mr.. Austin blossoms editing volume OF Cowpers
letters for the Parchment Library.
Mr.. George Jacob Holyoake is bringing out IN
England new Journal under tho ute Oh ihe
Present Day."
Tbe lectures which Mr.. Freeman delivered in this
country arc about to be published in England
Part second of the papers read before the Ameri-
can ASSOCIATION at Saratoga last year have Just teen
issued in The Journal Of Social Science CnppeS'
Upham & Co, of Boston, and G. p. Putnams Sons
New-York are the publishers.
Mr.. James Pawn is writing new story entitled
sThe Canon's Ward" which is to make its first APP
pearance here in the pages Of RrPo's BaSdr
Harne,s Nagazise has made its way into Mexico
and has been received there with enthusiasm The
Diario del Hogdr says OF Mr.. Commits poem OF
Faustus" printed in tho June number; The
poem is written with extraordinary power, and IN
very elegant style. The engraving which accom-
panes it, and which forms a frontlspiece oil the
magazine, Is one OF the most beautiful works we
have ever SEEN both in the character OF the design
and the delicscy of the engraving. ltisamagDihcent
specimen of the perfection reached by the art OF
engraving at the present time"
Alexander WE'LL, for whose Pictures of Alsstsn
and who enjoyed the poets confidence to ali unusual
degree has Just publish in Paris volume entitled
q Souvenirs intimes d'lIenri Hepe." Some hitbero
unpublished facts regarding Heiues wife, whose
death occ aired only short time ago. are given which
throw curious light upon the relations of this queer
couple Disputes ending with blows were not want
ing every once in while" WE'LL says, Heine
would cav to me: My wife will have TO have an-
other beating The DAY chosen for tho execution
of the irate husbands threat was generally Mon
day. As preliminary he would draw down the
shades of the window and then begin with. bis
helpless fists TO pummel the fair shoulders OF
Mathde Take this for tins and that word. and
this for some other faulti Mathldc. much stronger
than her husband allowed herself to be beaten and
would only reply whiningly: Was ever such a
man seen that beats his poor wife! WE'LL, why
don't you come and help mot Hcne would only
laugh and continue to beat her. AL of a sudden
with wild hoWl she would sink DOVE on the floor.
dragging her husband with her. and the two would
scream and roll ovor and over on the carpet once
or twice could not help saying tn the two: Are
you not ashamed to quarrel and fight in this man.
Nor like two dogsi' and then would go away.
When they had fought enough reconciliation gen.
orally followed. the price of which was always
either bonnet, shawl or a cloak"