The Sun.
London, England, 1867-07-05 00:00:00

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East Indian, gu. 5 p.c.
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St. John del Rey, lime, 59 I

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Australasia, C 6
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London Joint Stook, 441
l.ondon and Westminster, 101
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Atlantic Telegraph,
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Crystal Palace, 251 6
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Royal Mail Steam, 951

KEON'S DloN.—The French critics have begun
to speak of "Dion and the Sibyls." Tho Abbevillois, au
eminent French political and literary journal, contains,
under date Tuesday, the 9th of last month, a long critical
article on the subject of that work ; in which aaticle, after
an able survey of the phases through which both the so-
called utilitarian literature and the light literature of Eng-
land have passed and are passing, and after some compli-
mentary reference to the author himself and to his former
productions, this passage occurs :—" Mais revenous
au livre 8 ninemment remarquable dont it s'agit,
Dion et les Sibylles,' vaste panorama retrospec-
tif qui nous reports 18 sieeles, et nous fait vivre
de la vie mtime des Romaine des Atheniens et des
116breux du tern's d'Auguste et de Tibere. On y re-
marque surtout un tableau vivant et d'une veriti frappante
des 30 premieres annees du premier Siecle Chretien. . . .
Bref, on reconnait partout dans son oeuvre le Chretien, le
savant, et le gentilhomme." ("In short all through his
work one recognises the Christian, the scholar, and the
gentleman." Only the term savant is imperfectly given in
English by "scholar,"—which is the only word, however,
we can think of, wil hout coining some roundabout equi-
valent.) Tho critique occupies a column of close French
type in a rather large-sized journal, and is the latest of a
long Series of tributes paid now on both sides of the Eng-
lish Channel, and indeed of the Atlantic, to tho character
of the remarkable book which it roviows.—The Bermuda
Royal Gazette.