New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
LITERARY NOTES.

Ma Evine's last book, oontainiue Aafys es"""
..A-A Latter from litic Garden" has oesn 'n
,ovscd nv T. 4 J. B. Young Ths - ete' "s' WV
mr. unishsd BY its dying writer.
Agoss SURFACE" Mr.. E. l. Byansrs fsrthoomh*
lot a a story OF Colonial sues In M'ssscnuse''~ NJ
prrncr has made local studies for the pook, anu ~"
.rsn eorresponded with the Frankiana iawh! ~
r,,Iand in pursuit. OF material for the ideai'Heu 'o'
81 ord Henry Praakland and Agnes SURFACE
oman v,ctoria,s las. WORK. More Leaves" has peeh
...,.,ea ,nto Gaelic and It's author mas oruefeN =
,mfo.tabe edition Tor distribution In tho neign"o'""
OF Balmcral -
l.Thc Bow of Orange Ribbon na iorsoconnne a,
~ xevYork, the time being just after inc -,
enc ctv by the English, and the heroine being -
a,rl who loves an English officer. The su.no' -
R.rr the publishers Messrs Dodd. Mead a 20
King uumbert of Italy has published an eoi',o" =.
Daute's Divine Comedy" which he deaioA'es ,h,.
.or the vvung Prince OF Naples" In the nope 's Sc,
D,yioe poem may strengthen his MIND anu p,'P'
heart 70 worship the literature OF his couh'''
1t,.reportsd that Mrs Julia Ward Howe mas decline
,o ANSWER any paper on Female sun'age "
~Ouda" Tan,
Waltz, Bsssut is writing a. biography o. A''N
Peterborough. .ootrv
o.. r,a,c,. Hastings Doyle once professor oi p'''.
g, Oxford AMI the author of this wen kho"" nth, n
: The Loss of the Birkenhead' NOS ,,,u soon be
xoln Of ID
published ..,o,,,e will
, American Art" the new Boston '""N" 4. -,
.uoha,Iv make It's hrst appearance next month. 70
sv. Illustrations and will pay some at'"h'op ~
,ac.o,s. LYMAN Ii. Weeks, Boston art cfiuo'
Is TO DO the editor. ,
ceorses Onnet the author OF lie Maitre oes f9'soS
.. about TO pablsh story entitled " Volonte'
, p,saer,ck Barnard has made series OF drawings "
u,ust,atiou OF Thackeray's works. and Cassen ~ w.
will publish the collection ~
shakespesres England and its author William
winter have won some cordial sentences OF appreciation
f,ou The Birmingham Weekly Post " Mr. "im'o,'
.av the English writer has friendly eye for all 'he
brightness OF this land Its historic men ana soenes
subject. on which he awells many play OF grace
aud epdows them with the Charm OF classic i'nsi"'
ZION His new book must give hin place III 800 -,
English memory lis praise of England tue pra'e Vi
a CULTS ated imagination. His WORKS s''iA"o a.
am,a If that light which comes from without us. ono
born far away, ana not OF u.s. has niscerni"s o'
.ns of nterest and sees tnat which familiarity hldes
from us who have been born ana oreu an,ons ="
instance we know does lend enchantInent but the
enchautment OF unaInliarity Is Tar creator "lon q ~
81 oen,us comes to express it. Mr.. Winners Snake
speares England is about its historic ana poetic
aud ersons and makes the English reader more 10 o'o
MS own land
An American edition OF Mr.. Winters besuuiui i'"'
hook his been printed Edinburgh aud puOsheu heiS
by Iicknor & Co. IL this volume MI winter mas III
sIndei all his delightful papers dealing with tue seen
a, -nakespeare's lite and associated with his work. Ut
ia the England poetry translated into prose
rich with a refined picturesque beauty