New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
LITERARY NOTES.

l1icntf NlNlitohi'h'-
who spnN, moi the current magazine. but save an .ci
- tor the symmetrical freshness Of book. MISS
SC, IA now large. comfortable. roundheadeu
,,, NJ middle age, with face whose expression IL
,nnronghy placid aud happy
.. A,,cucNa" one uf Turcenenrs most striking taes'
tos been translated by Mr. Franklin Aheott ana the
a,s,,,,on will he published shortly Ivy Cuppe7 upham
NCO.
AZ, tor,oo T. sculie,s History vt the United states
~ America" will bc published next week by " Fn'ie''
The death " the great phil sher, Nicholas Iruhner
Nes ilen ,ui pathetic IN = circumstances lie o'u
.i,.r dinner Marty the night heinrc, nal seemea p'
fppilv well nni hal greatly enjoyed hms IT. es'p'
aHiott IN naht ahl whhht ~ ih ih' m't''t 'u'"
Nieinod ~ Mia trihhcr uf pressure nn h'' hN' nv,
brought /, him some slmpc icneit, he 'roS NOV ''u ''
pressed 80 hs IFS 10 oteteib siat'uae-a"' wv WV
slsh3 wac spRe
ps,sr fofes tho oan,piiaf ot the "Ame'ah Ai,W''''
Nbosa aiuauio hnaks aRi Moe alter Ave "'',"
purchased tor tho Congressional lAhfhh vas ''',' a
man prnter who went a. Washington H'" w" '''~
and conducted successful printing ohl'e '""l
a. .,,has min, ia fit HosioH BHtgd a. 'msUho"N'N
gentleman and worthy disciple of fdnst-'"l'' s"'"''.
with a bushy head oil haira d keen eyes VIM" "'"'
bea,n with 10y when any one brolsht NV" '''o -
er,ph or pamphlet The smp licity OF MS m'nn''S' '
,ne am expression Of the senteness aud purity OF MS
har male him beloved as we'll as reNered by an WHO
knew him.
earge sum of 81 800 will be paid by his publishers
IN MI Max ore for the right To publish MS ne" pooA
simultaneously IN Paris London and New-rork. 1t -
probably safe TO say that in literary sense u VII "''
be worth so much in the commercial sense II may NC
worth much more. Humorous sketches OF EHShS" so
ciety will fill the volume
Mr. PbUip Gilbert HamerOn was asked to wrlte ior me
Current of Chicago and paused until ne couu HI" o'
what kind of paper 1t was gong " O'
He presently discovered in 1t vigorous "',o.o
of which the following is specimen: we
ner class Engl ,hman of oday is pghcadcd bo0r' an
uugratefu snarling cur, and jealous cunning anu
venom soaked enemy of all things American Ihose pc"
pe largely found within the corporate limits o' e"
York City who affect English ways should be pchcd OH
The streets whenever they appear. AWoi'''h
social he is on higher plane OF cDlture to-day than Eng
nsb Ne In literature IN scientific research, Ia applied
ort in inventive skill in all the comforts OF me- III All
things that 90 to make III worth living ana 10 D'ss IL
with opportunity, the American people are as ar IN al
vance of England her suffering colonies rs Rome was
once in adj vauc OF the rest OF the world Therefore 1T
the doors be shut upon English beggrs OF distinction
Let every Amcrc householder consider that he al
mis- one a. Them he III the risk finding his hospitality
abused In short, let hear OF aud see no more a'e'
ton in this country of English manners IN he'h u.s.
o. flor reading the above" writes Mr. Hamcrton TO
The 4c9oi.,ot " wrote very briefly q words ON q
card IN an enycopcl to say would not contribute III
consequence OF this am attacked in the last mum cr OF
the current and classod with EnEliShmen obnoxious to
Americans. ] !
tending an American lc ture tour, and | am fore
warmed of tnc kind Of reception that awaits me. Perm Us,
like the New Workers who affect English ways am 10
he Melted off the streets Whenever may appear This
would certainly he alarming If l had any intention OF
,ectuin IN the United states. but ann not lecturer
hope ia escape the danger There Is Wonderfully close
resemblance between that class OF American journal SIN
which s. represented uy the above extract ami Ca-Ic
Journalism of the fierce aud valiant kind which 50
often cause the ciG, of Albion 20 r he Perh APPS our
American friends will grow ont Of ii in time ANA no
doubt II il already disapprovd Of by many Of them If
Mr Arnold breaches the gospel og sweetness ani light
tits not without need. The ton OF English writing has
gained something from his ci,1ng influence" AMI ii Ger
tainly appe desirable th II sloHl prolloc similar
effects i'm the United states. The condition OF the Amer
cans is not honcl - They do not their minds I'm
patriotic ignorance as The French with some cxccP
tons) do they rage but they read WHO tell what
beautiful results may not ultimately follow ~
Mr. Davenport Ad1mss "Dc,ionary Of the Drama
is now finished and read, for the p.iutoE 1t will be
work emincntly useful TO the dramatic critic
Dr Charles Mackay having neglected Of late years
by hs dhe,dcd and rrosc public tells that pnhlic in
his new book. "mterludcs aud Undctoues,' what he
thinks of n. "Biut' Of puhhcl" H. cre',
You think that to sheer shows wisdom.
That gibc outva'ucs reason,
Is .a ~ fSi tac In, of the eeotlc.
Aud rather grace than hlcM7n ,.,,..
Won think that # mcHcs exalted
'Iis excellent sport 80 dcrrY it,
AMI that cyuics. white lowed or yt'NN,L
Atc the cream nud quntoss"roe ct el' thn'',
Non thinh il,t nuccc " must honcrit.
'fhni hnnar aud Nutue aud courage
Are al NviA wei iu thrt rlatca
iuI that muur} Pa = tnuua11d ltue' hrt|tfi
rg OF public
Mi Tatgu- otherwise iiu DE- conwtN tho author Of
"Ctl,d Hlch, "-s ala aucuonc,r of hG.'ol ilois u-
ii. paa FORTY Is worry deaf and is not particularly ,nirr