The Sun.
London, England, 1869-04-26 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APIA 26, 1869.

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20 Anglo-Austrian
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MO East London, lint 4
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ART AND LITERARY GOSSIP,

Mr. John Stuart Mill's new work, entitled "The Sub-
jection of Women," will shortly be published.—ln the
" Life of Keble," by Sir John Coleridge, regret is
expressed that the important letters which had passed
between the poet and his friend,Richard Hurrell Fronde,
had disappeared and couldnot be found, though a rigid search
had been instituted. They have recently unexpectedly
been discovered.—There still survive four medical gentle.
men on whom the Guelphic order of Knighthood was
conferred before the accession of her Majesty—viz.,
Sir James Clark, Sir Henry Holland, Dr. Latham,
and Dr. Neill Arnott.—The question of reduced
rates of postage, especially for newspapers and printed
matter, has been taken up by the Society of Arts. They
have appointed a committee to promote measures for
accomplishing the reduction.—The sale of the various
curiosities and works of art collected., by M.
Edouard Fould realised £22,845. Mdlle. Nilsson
is to make her last appearance for the season,
in Paris, on the 28th, in " Hamlet," and she is
to come out at Covent garden on the 4 h of May, a date
on which another Swedish singer, Mdlle. Jenny Lind,
first stepped on the boards of Her Majesty's Theatre.—
Amongst the works to be performed at the Worcester
Festival next September are " St. Paul," "Elijah,"
"Judas Maccakeus," and "The Prodigal Son," Mr.
Arthur Sullivan's new oratorio. Engagements have been
concluded with Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr. Santley, Mdlle.
Tietjens, Madame Patey-Whytock, and other vocalists.
The whole of the cathedral will be thrown open, including
the choir, which is undergoing restorations that will not
be finished for two years.—Timour's Library has not, after
all, been discovered in the India House. The manu-
scripts, according to the Spectator, " have now
been submitted to the learned Professor Ameuney,
whose report settles the question. They were
part of the library at Beejapoor, and fell to ts on the
lapse of the Sattara State. They consist of 490 volumes,
of which twenty-five are in Persian, and the rest in Arabic,
twenty being poetry, seventy history, and most of the rest
theology. Several of them are authors' copies of old
Mohammedan works, the oldest bearing date 1133, and
one, the Lawih of Taftlizani,' dated 1350, is believed to
be the author's manuscript. They are a valuable addition
to the great India Office Library, but of far less interest
than was believed."