New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
LITERlR Y NOTES.

\ corrc>p >pondcut who 'cccnty visited Tol'tol fonnn
the novelist slowly recovering hom his severe ln''''
though still weak and cmacatci He ha' vlo''h'
like medicine. but doc cOndc~ccnd +" drink rus
water and to submit 10 the koumy~S treatment ne
i, not allowed Of course work IN the fields and IS
writing a now novel
In A paper IN The Christian Union dealing chiefly
with Hawthorne "a, HoudoIn student Mr. Ia'K"d
SAYS: ~Pr,fc,-or Packard. who examined hawthorne
fr adm.,. JON and wa, ~tll t-a.bcr IN the college
when the cla-- came back. tn 80. for r' hitc'i
anniversary. told me- Il his distinct recollection u
Iiavthornc', excellent Latin themes. and thai 'H'
your. man dd well throughout M the classic IA'
professor rcmcmlcrcd TOO. that Hawthorn" >at on t'H
front bench. Gonri !ov lcu- two -clt- behind hi".
Oilcr testimony hl, como to me concerning iia"-
thorn,', superiority am,n- lis c,a>-ma;r,. Professor
= r. Newman va, tie Instructor iu rhetoric. ana u"
was 40 mu,I Impressed with tn" charm of IN" com
rl~tIon- submitted to him iy Hawthorne tlht H'
would summon t'c members - his family To h>i'h ''
ifliuct.,u- from thc rer which Wa t. impl l,~ auH
donsht tnc world with 'ri" scarlet Letter ana IN"
Narhlr rauu.' uuc who Wa u'u hut child, NIL
of interest about the students Ea, described - me
Ito impress ,c Hawthorne made "n her rs h' bFour1
b.. ,oer.. tl,u. to Professor Newman, house
t-cIu.tne shyue-, marked h.s manner. and She u.ci
t. w,sd'r That No. could write so beant'u'.'
VI Andrew Ian. soy. TINT Ihson j., "a pr'Sy pc
s.n with I'D -cu-c pf humIr' ENaciy 40 is IN
,,p,hIc Therefor. ( ,cru- hum1u lif' and character
a, they arc for uo quality Of hnmor is in-cp'Tao''
from tru" p"''rIt" "n.
\ nool vhch ou.ht 10 Interest all American natnr"
lover. D., lu the pres, Of the Im'I1u- Ihi- j. Vi.
e.. > Ncvhair- Tree, Of Norho'.tcrn America f.
,.lr,.. -, prepared and illustrated a. 10 help the
r.,-t leacr,.' reader to identify all the native ana
uatural,cI spr-,c- .u tho region named.
Mr Giai-t,nc Ia his recent article or the rbe
.,,.. John Bright LA- ',N me that h' would o'
content to Stake upon the Book of l"alm-. A. il
-t,ud- tho great question whether tI"rc iS or Is ht
a t,y.n. rc,c,.,iou n was not TO him con"i'ah!'
Los. , ,,or, -o widely severed from all the known
M, du,ti,p- of lrtIputy. and Standing upon level
80 much Higher cpuM hc accounted for cNrept b' a
special and extraordinary AID calculated &" pr'du''
special and cNtu"rInarv result y IHeW o' u. '
me- tc .p.caI cua..'caton- - thc -'h'Iar "r tho
,r.,, he Wa, conceive, ycr. copaal" judo of the
moral and r,,. .i,., element. n any ca-" that l"d
been h.ou-ht before him los h' personal eNp'n"''.
The Qu..u Of Eoumaiua Is writing a novel tle
scene of winch. oidv cuor-h j. lad iu Vale i 'r
+, %. called D.ncit" Probably The Queen r- ~ vc'
ben m Wales -Dut there j, where the Imagination
. comes in.
France chcrl,nc, the memory o; Ia Fon1iac in A
deI.htful vq. ra, j., the thirty eighth year in which
his fec Al Chateau rhicrry h,, been celebrated Thc
whole town vn, decorated. and the statue ~ the poc'
Va. crowned with flowers, The chief attra't"n Is
tie hor,- iu which Ia T'nta'nc WIS born. II wa
bought by th- uuiiTIity few years ago and placed
I'm clnr.. # An OH who snow II {" visitors
Tn. exterior i- Uul" changed. but only one or t%o
OF we apartments retain their original character The
chime, piece and woodwork of the room in which h"
wa, born remain intact
Tl- -randdaucl r. Of Dickens. Mary Angela Dichon,
! ba- written her first long novel; her prevlou, WORN
/ bsa
Mr. Uesaut thinks that there IS some. II not enough
] money iu literature VIZ. John Morley he write.
who alway, speak, we'll on literature, made very
uriou. ,ltp the other day. lie stated Tat there 1Gc
/ not my, or even twenty men ana women who I'VE
bv authorship Why. by the writing of novels alone
there are at least hfy who make over a thousand a
wear lr alone vast number, especially la1l"-, VINO
/ live on incomes of hundred or tSo made by author
| ship
The Young German Emperor shows enlightenment
I'm his advocacy of the plan for monument {" llcn'
/ at hi native town of Dusseldorf. The most eminent
author, of Germany also advOcatc the erection Of TN
7 monument but tine intDcrant "OrihodoX party" %
the district has heretofore been able to suppress IA,
project.