New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
LITERARY NOTES.

Inc editors OF The Century" expect to print in the
January number the first OF the series Of articles COM
tanning extracts from the Tacyrand Memoirs-ths
most eagerly anticipated autobiography of the time
The Memoirs are to be published in five large Volumes
and "The Century Will print article from each
volume IN advance OF the issue Of the book in any
country. The selections will be made By the Hon.
whitcaw Reid. Minister Of the United states to France
who will also write an Introduction to the series.
Tho source Of the few imperfect extracts from tho
Tallcyrand Memoirs which printed In THE Lon.
don Tines some time ago was an old servant Of the
great dplomaiist lie had access to the papers when
in the Princes service. and prgged few animportant
scraps, which he sid to Blowitz.
"Captan Blake" il the title OF the new novel which
Captain Charlie, King ha, inst finished. Like hls
other books IL deals with military life.
AN Imperative Duty Mr.. IIowclls's new novel;
will make its first appearance as a serial
1t would be interesting to know just what Mr. Glad.
stone writing thus to his publishers concern.
ing his forthcoming Landmarks Of Homerc study:
please to bear in mind that this little work was
planned for America. The form Of it seemed to mo
more suited for an American public Why!
The first entire publication Of George washncton's
Journal for I1i7 ha, been made by joel Munselps
sons. The book is literal transcript from tho
original Mss which slowly Yielding the destriic.
tive touch Of time. 1t is entitled Ny journey Over
the Mountains
II is only Cardinal Ncwman's life as a member o.
The Established Church which i d"alt with in tho
book announced Lv Loncmaus, '.rc"n Il 60. Tho
autobiography which i, included. ends with the tern
nation Of his residence at Oriel College.
octave Tlanct MIS-, Aic" French has edited for
4. e. McClur, u 90. a volume of the Best Letters
Of Lady Mary Woril"y Montague
Professor >rhcllba'h. teacher II mahemitics ard
ply, the late Emperor Frederick. la, been print
ing Interesting Irmnisccncc, Of his pupil. lie
fir, made FREDERICK, acquaintance when the Prince
Wa only fwcivr wears Old. ard when h. was stl
addressed dear Prince and n ROYAL High.
ue>, Iii, mother tho Princes Of Prussia. who after
ward bee, the Empress Augusta. felt bound. as
vel able 70 >up"rlni'nd ID" education Of her only
herself and he accordingly used to be regularly
rr'>" The lessons for the first half year. occupying
herself chiefly with uccdlrwOlk and the Ike.
Athou.h II ~oon ir'camc clear that the Prince had
no .rr ,al autdr for mathematics. tho lessons wcro
~ successful that he soon acquired liking for thu
VII c range If the mathematical and natural sciences.
and 81. hc.arri. nviu'.i "f their hiGh value IN me
development - tho human mind that h" af'"rTari
eagerly supported proposals which were adapted
70 idyarc" th. hrauch'>>of science. TIT, y" joined
f. ,dyn,,iIrc project, lib" the establishment ~
Solar observatory near PG>dain, NH>cnm for tho
F\a,t >,l"nc,, AID the lmprria! Phy-l'o T""hnl'll
In~''l'" . Chlrn,,cuhurG. TIL" Prince also t"H'St't
lIn,. m r.,alrg celebrated professors - the Sceiccs
A. i"r, p ril,"r-irv.
>o,. ii.r ~" Austrian IN" Prince gave his old
tea. i.. Be-, ,g'r:r,ph diary, work which shows him
f. ha, l,,l "A raj Prince ~ Peace" AID l. nh Il
proofs - -" ti'll If hl> feelings go" "f b.. last
,t.l~ :, Professor -'l,lbach. Gated Venice IN. II
-: u'...i -. .Npr,>',l hi> sympathy on The death
- h.llha.l'~ daughter Charlotte. I'D l'd Of the
Pr.. -. 'i,-lu: sentences 81 fhi> letter Ar" ~
fn..i', l,,y interest," they -how 'hr Al mat lttS
l..,,, ~" P..,,, tIly cNp,rt'd ;hr b." world Soon
b.. ,,l l,h'.r D:,ri. ~. wrote: w i''pv'r' i n
fax ,,.i~.. hi' u cannot D." Other 'hin f''T SLOW
l't need. 20. i"~ autumn ar than - nom" 10
IT,. 49, '' -. i'"r"'"r" N''1l'~ unii'Tllif''
H. ~. Emp:.~, Frederick tie I:t"--or W iatr-
Gr,e i'uWl'r..a'", after h'r entry ~" il. ID i'o'
ri,-, -. lie. r~t words ~l"ii"u "h -r'i' ANA
li.'i. W..,. - hh mathematics. plv~'> a'f ch"in-
,t.,r IT,. Professor ,on;iuic>: "Ii:"r ~" -Uiir"s
: Ter h..h!, accomplish father. who had -'n9.ef
i,nrtl ..a,c> ~" Ir',c>> Nic,"7I RAJ boon veil
y,r.rd IA ,tefl having been instructed hv ~" colo.
Lrar.d teachers Far,dav and Hoffman,. "ur d"ar
Crown Princess al once revealed 10 In rho i,.rst
rnca,ur. her love If ard science" and AZ the s1s
me her dr.m IN indrpcnd"nr production. >h" tried
4, i.r-t continue her physical and math 'msri"u
-uiie> under guidance. hut h"- ART ste work -
absorbed all tie I'M" leisure ~" claims ~ the Court
l.r her. PRIME" Frederick Williams clear VISION saw
,n v,,!l,r, hipI0r-S ilou' ham equal 70 hS al
z D.. FEY, n,ri,y ~ The PROGRESSION II ~u'h ''"s"rt.
AID t. ll Pre- enthusiasm e Bis lnv". :" FRANKLY nd
i,tlWy .\p.~,cl - hnppr"~~ :" "v'~" ono. o"a
.,-;>.ra, ,hl her par"''- ~ HON" h'"w rli i!e.r
lr,,vrd d.r-'rr Wa> hirpi!F W''!6"d
Pr ',~. 90 ". J. >umurr- book "N N"yl'f"r IiUl'
f., g., ~. tie ui,.~. = D"id. Mrr \ 60.