New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
LITERARY NOTES.

,or, Doems which have never peen pun
~, onp.ar In Tennysons Forthcoming F0iuH'''
1870. g Books viii be the second volume .. u
a.. 81 bib,orraphical books announcer py " ~;
tn' IN. frat volume which is nearly reau!' WI.
soo ~. 800 (" Books and BoOkmen." Inc oooA "a
DO ", Ia, son,o;u poens by Austin Dobsor' Andfe"
Lang, and othe's' in ,s NH
..,br,Dous works of Hugh Conway viii De puo -
IN. ,roneernept with his widow, by henry iioi'
4 Co. ,ua,o,r Tuer's
49,, ON Bartolozzi the engraver are pnereo "
$3.50 g. Wexford, the American pnDnsn's.
- q ,.vised and is brought out In sihei0
w. ,,".dred s,cned and numbered copies COMPOSING
Che edition .,.. ,onor On
,,- uourv Irving has ,rnised to writc paper oi'
s'' r., for the work on Actors and Actresses
s~a.4 R,dta,n and tie United States nom Vno LAY
% the Present Time which is beng euitou
"a ,.aetlv written by Mr.. Lawrence Hutton ano -u-
x-.nAor Matthews Mr.. Lawrence barIeV' Ha' W
.~,hu,oa biographical article on Edwin forress mt
po,,b has prepared paper on ms in'nei' -
Do nootb, and Austin Dopson has written
skeches Of GarriciS. Peg Wellington anu nv. 80 IN
M york win be publshed-n four Veiuinese"iiS -
the coming year 80. -. ~ 1,,,,ob ;,
nHappy Thoughts" Burnand, Editor Oh funo"'
is writing novel, VII
Mr. Gosse's enthusiastic article ABOUT MI 49," ,,,-
recently printed In " The Pail Mall uane''0
49, 49,, hv " The Whitehall Review as couple
ot columns Of hysterical nonsense H. "ous
90, - " we could invoke the shade OF Nathan'i
sbonld feel Inclined 20 apologize TO that
-, snirit for the fact that any Enghshman couiu
-. to,od Who desired or was allowed to apply III any
- - information tic words great American
novel 10 the work of MI. hoWeus'
,,. Cant Allen Is one of the most industrious OF
,lb writers though perhaps not the most interest,"
Iraor bis own name he treats scientific subJects
,t., Of terrifying short stories he is ArDuthhO1
,y,.o ~ ne the author Of three-yOlume novels nc Is
Cecil Power"
mTbe Land Of Morning Calm" an illustrated volume
concerning the Kingdom of Cores, is in the press OF
T;ckpor & Co., for early publication Inc "u'uoi 10
pereival Lowell who, when in Japan, two years ago
,as asked 10 accompany. in the capacity Oh loieb"
s.cretary and counsellor, the Corean Eho"ssy' u0h
ahout 20 sail for the United States. Ihs vas 'ns iS
,.gs,jon accredited from Corea to a western power
AT the completion of its mission MI Lo"eA le''rn0u
,itb the embassy to Corea where he was enter
IA the gnest of the King for several months us gan"
,ng exceptional opportunities for seeing ana iuS"'
.ng seoul and other cities and interesting LOCALITIES u
Che wonderful Hermit Nation. His torthcomhg oooA
Therefore promises to be the most tnorousn anO az
able description yet written OF Corea- IL Will De NUS
,,atea with pictures from the first photographs ever
taken in that country.
n, ID G Brinton of Philadelphia, has now in presS
,be sixth volume of mis- Library OF Aboriginal amer
can Literature" 1t is the " Annals OF INC
Cokcbiouelsp written by a native about 106O' and
never heretofore printed The Cakchiquels were a
seraieivized tribe in Guatemala, and were reported
by the first Spanish explorers to have annals reaching
hack 500 years before the Conquest The WORK VIII
be printed from the unique original MS In the
peculiar alphabet Of that tongue
Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett has written her hrst
long story for children, and it will appear as SeIa'
IN St Nicholas during the coming year. Ih'
notion passes both in America and England " 81
Nicholas" will publish soon Of articles on the
four great English public schools Rugby Eton har-
row ana winchester, described by Elizabeth Pennen
and Edwin d. Mead and illustrated by Joseph Penneh