New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-27

of the character as those oil me Tsi voiuIe secea
with urea, freedom and grace by Of the best American
Artists Whoa complete the work viii be OF he
elegant productions brought out in this Coun;ry
FOREIGN
The principal Literary Intelligence that mas reached Us by
the Coumba relates to the Continent. At Paris the third
part of E. Burnouis Oriental Collection has just been pub
shed j; entitled lie Bhagavaia pua1a, the Poei'ca
History Of Krchna The first portion OF the work was is
sued in 1887 being History ofhc Mongo OF Persia and the
first volume Of the second part entitled Abou lAasiH tI
dousi the Book OF Kings published in 1885
The Library of Education which has been FOR year+
in course of publication rapidly approaching It's compe
ton The Histories of France, England, Russia Poland
I,alv and Germany written by eminent literary men OF
France have scyeay appeared and two new volumes are
in preparation AID viii speedily be published They are en-
titled Literature in Mehodical Cozrsc. and the Literary
Ages OF France.
Madame George Sand has jus; written new work said
TO be ery entertaining, entitled The Travellers Companion
in Frazcc.
youthful poe, OF grea; promise, named Ferdinand Du
cue has list pubsheda volume Of Sonnets HIS poetica
writings are said 20 distinguished for their tenderness and
sent1nentai,y
Professor Bou,riche the author of several chronological
works mas u published comprehensive work entitled
Tobe comparative and historical OF ancient and modern
Religions the principal Religious Sects and the Philosophical
Schools 1t is aid 10 be we'll dgesed and to exhibit great
talent and research.
NJ Sc auar.ine has Just issued MS Report to the Cham
Der Of Deputies the of literary property in France
He contends earnestly for the necessity Of International
COPS right called for, he SAYS, by the complaints OF W.T.
crs the losses publishers. and the unanimous all over
Europe against the candalou pagc OF public and PrV'c
property which doubtless the silence OF the law st public
RI hi sanctions but which IS nevertheless disgrace 10 CIV
liza;ion.
Carl Won Rot,cck the celebrated German historian, died
on the Goth of December, 1910. This melancholy event has
deprived the literary world OF Germany of one OF lis most
popular writers and the constitutional OF OF It's
most unconprornisng and advocates As proof
of the estimation in which his great work. the History OF the
World was held bookseller in Brunswick gave the large
sum of SEQ for the right OF publishing short time
since
recent official statement Of the number OF students III
the several Prssian Universities exhibits surprising reduc-
ton in the returns for the last few years The total number
of students in 1929 was 6097, while in 1889 1t was only
45Sa-a falling off of oncna has taken place IN the heo-
logical and urdca faculties while The contrary Medicine
and Philosopiiy'hav received additional attention
An English Journal has established Lcpsic cnti
tied The English Examiner and Continental AdEertiser:-
I, is edited with considerable ability by E. A. Aloriary
Dr. J. Franz who has been called the Proiesor,hip
Modern Greel Literature recently attached to the UniyeT-
si,v OF Berlin engaged in the continuation OF Professor
Bockh Collection Of Greek Inscriptions.
The first part Of interesting work ny anz faiacky
entitled Bohemian Archives has just been published at
Prague The whole work will consist twelve parts form
mo fur volumes That already issued contains the writings
l. | irol McnZcl
and the Herrenvcrcin from 1894 TO l4ol and the Writings
of Wilhelm Won bernstein in 1920.
Ara meeting Of German Naturalsts Erangen DR. ko:'
Of Jena presented his new map the Caucasian provinces,
, r, Of three wears residence those provinces Prof
ovpo. from Athens attended the meeting and furnished
tho Society with some interesting details respecting the Nat
ura History of Greece.
scueI1xe as we stated weeks since, has been aP-
pon,ed TO Proicsssrshp the department OF Justice at
Berlin with liberty to give what lectures he Pease~ The
orosncrc of Munich does favorable TO the study
Of science for this celebrated professor mad announced
course OF lectures the Philosophy Of Mythology with the
b,iarnr addition il sufficient member Of hearers could
be found Ga this occasion, however the lecFeeon was
crowded AID he was received with enthusiastic applause 1t
Is said that Cornelius and Kaubach will probably both be
called Berlin.
In Berlin 10 600 children are educated wholly part
=, ,c expense of the c At present $4,000 of the pub
lie funds are voted annually for purposes Of grauoas m
structon
Heinrich Henc the celebrated German author, has just
,,,bIbcd another work which shows. the Foreign
Quarterly how deeply sink, who wandeFs with
out fixed principles Glarng secOHcei' arrogance and
want OF sincerity are oppareat throughout Even in his best
productions, there always much leaven YET ms worst
enemies cosd hardly have prophcsed that he would have
sunk so low
With the destruction of the Trinity cois'cr in St salvador
al traces of the burial place of the Spanish oe' Caderon
vanished 1t seems that recently, some worknen were
engaged in pulling down the ruins Of an old cl0er' tomb
v1, found under the walls which proved to be that OF the
w ....e.. -,ro.nr, renI the