New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
LITERARY NOTES.


ven TO Thomas Cooper. the Chartist, is recalled b.
one who knew Cooper and &c worth quoting: There
Is little that be called high poetry SAID the poet
Mr. TennysOn affords the richest promise" Ills
sense Of music" observed Cooper. seems more per
feet than that Of any Of the new race Of poets
aTuen said Wordsworth. 81 tue perception Of harmony
lies ia the very essence the poets nature; ana Mr.
Tenpyson gives magnificent proofs that he Is endowed
with it,"
A new volume by Mr.. Whittier Is to be pnohshed ID
tho autnmn 1t WILL be called AT sundown," ana
will contain all the poems he has written since ohe
rppearance Of "st. Gregory's Guest" In 1Sso.
There is an amusing little glimpse OF tne young
ThgcReray In a letter written to MS Wo'her H'"'
Wemar in 1890 aud quoted by his daughter Mrs
Rite nie in Macmillan" ." There Is capl'ai npra'!
here he writes which Is open 70 me. an exceleht
theatre which costs shilling night. ana a ch'h'is
petite societe which costs nothing ''oe'he, one -
lion OF Weimar, have not yet seen bnt MS oaue" "
law has promised to introduce me-" linen Nv Nv
scatbes going to court al have lad to air my iees
I'm black breeches and TO sport biacR coa'' p"'"
va,stcoat and cocktail looking something ike cross
between a foot!nan and a Methodist parSon
awe have had three operas" he goes on: 'heu'a
and srbo porher Of Seville and the 'Flauto Mae1co
Fummel conducts the orchestra then comes N'.,A
OF Uummel with huge shirt collars 1.-THE orchesi"
Is excellent but the singers are not hrs'fa'e
AmalIa must have had rivals, even in those carry
davs for this same letter goes to say u nave i'
IN love with the Princess OF Wenar' WHO Is
married 10 Prince Charles Of Prussia mus get o>'
this unfortunate passion which will OTHERWISE i'u'
bring me to an unumely end. There are severe" very
charming Young persons of the female sex peio' ~
Anana Won x and ditto Pappenhelm are INC
evep,nr bellies The fair Amalia was adored by all
the young Englishmen studying III "en'ar' p"' ""o
did not treat the lady very gently anu MIS- n''
gives n picturesque description OF her la'nc US
;,,,s,onmnnt half comic and half pathetic wien "e
Tho oftlr-N
T., . ho+ol 6in,Dc.room With her fat little boy
rucowhere Quoting what Thackeray wrote IN 1879
concerning the entertainments at the huuc ".I,n",
Court and his purchase OF schiers s"oru' w.
formed a part OF his court costume anu VIM Il" nee
cor.fnIly preserved Mrs. Richie adds - Few your
after he gave the sword to friend Tor whom "e n
. Great afect,on and who carried il back 10 America
as n token OF good will and sympathy ihlS i'Io"o
was BayaN TAYLOR, a true knight ana worthy - 'A''
The honorable tloodess weapon"
Tho first volume Of the new Illustrated edition Oh
r. Green's short History OF the Enshsh r'p
will shortly be brought out by the harl''S'
cold that the author had strong WISH !" ma
hook Illustrated by pictures when shouiu sNo ..s
mon and things appeared to the observers II ,'.'
nu" sar and how their contemporary artists tried to
usonrs Of Sunrise Lands is TO be the toe Vi i'
Clinton scoad's forthcoming book-a DOCK Oh poems
evolved from travels in Greece SYRIA ana Egypt
Here Is Mr.. swinburne'e contribution TO 'he
Shelley Centenary.
Now a hundred years agone among us came
Down from dlvineT sphere Of pGrer nant 70 soar
SSSsen Of love as chosen Of hatred NOV no more
Aarht Of dissonance doubt that mars the syTan
Raised last of love where lcve sn1 ut than Gain
Whan the sweetest souls and strongest fallen IN ngh
Slain and stricken as 1t seemed IN oaso na ,, ''s"
Mphf on
Clothed about With love OF al men se WIN , n,cbt
Suns that set not, stars that EMO" ho' "'' i''"
II is thought that after Mr.. Jnsnn McCsr'''
en;sbos his history OF the Ceorges-iwo more volumes
~ which are vet 10 come-he will take mo CON
s,deraton the matter OF writing history OF modern
Irish politics.
There is a demand for less bulky volumes 81
biography and satisfy this demand hnsn7"
publishers pre- bringing ont anrdgu'eits III wv
popular books, Lfe and Letters OF Charies D"rN"'
md the big biography Of Jenny Lind' by canon
Holland. and Mr. Rockstro.
Tho profession Of Literary Agent" in England Is
. very comfortable 1t is said. In hnstrhuon VI
This fact that A. popular novelist, receives qo'oo'
for a story while b, the Literary Agent WHO uoeSn
write but goes backward and forward IN ca1S 10
nub,,sbcrs and the managers Of syndlcates' gcs'
1900.
Charles Santley so long distinguished singer
Is about TO publish his "reminiscences The BOOK Is
repo,ted 10 be full Of anecdotes.
"The Unseen Foundations OF society,"" IS Inc ute
AZ a forthcoming book by the Duke OF Argyle.
A letter written by De Quincy 70 his puohshets
was recently sold in London 1t apologies not only
for delay IN sending copy" but for certain MARKS
M :, o1v4no an excuse Characteristic OF the "Opium-
Eaters 81 must beg you TO excuse The stAlHs "l
lsudanum. &C. which hope have not made II more
dicult 10 read"
"A Fsllowe aud His Wife, the novel written IN
collaboration by Madame Blanch Wits Howard
Tepael and william sharp, is having much success
obroad IL has already been translated into German
and is in course Of translation into french ana
Italian.