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translated into various languages; and, besides
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Greece, Australia and Persia. The present issut
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Gus Illustrations really worth looking nj, and the
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n:ion, Lisut. Porter, Capt J. e. Barnard, Mary :.
B. Dana, Mary E. Wells, Z. Z. Hale, and others.
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ITALIAN LrrERArURE.-NEw WoRKs.--italy
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civil aud political ms'orlunes, preserves her ancient
tassa. We notice, with pleasure, many new works
GiObsr, an exile from his native lcn2, hut person
cimucb influence, and at thu head Of z new schoo
Arnhlosophy, has published another work. ODE
Belle, vol. Cosimo Asssente has published a
Naples, g werk on Economy explaining The
Sasings Bank s,vstsc, and Rcoti treatise on Geo
log. But History aud Biography are the TWO sub
ses most xsalousy ;nves;igaled present in Italy
Amongst works OF his class nov announced art
Bog'a6 ltali.ni by C'sgnoli, published at Vcro
MS; "A General History. OF Chins,' by Giuseppe l.,
lavius, Florence; History of the Companies Q
Fortune inl,aIy,' by Raco,ti, Turin; A Complete
and Original History oliItay, by Albert, Florence
History Of the Two fSicies,' by Nco!o Corcia
Naples. Thia lest work will be very valuable Il
Italian student. >orr.;niug as il does the secre
history of the ""-:o Foscarini the History
ii Pisa, and certain Venetian annals. Neither is
there any deficiency of lighter works. Rowan
Rasini, Vicoli and other noveiis,s have Issued ro
msrces while MAnzoni is engaged in the prepare
non OF work on the Italian language. In poetry
hecobni, sis pTepa..-s new edition of his works.
de Vrgilii OF Ma has trisd 10 aid tho reform in
Tue Italian drama, By his 'SRrdanspsio,' and con.
suited without encouragement however, Rossin
ponzeiIi, and ether eminent composers. In Jour
aailsm there rs much activity. Even The Ahruzz
and the Caiabras, those traditional, Businesses Of
oandituhsye now iheir periodical literature. 1t is
encouraging feature that the aristocrscy are coming
Nlo the he'a Of letters. Thus, the Marchese d
Nlafena one Of the hes, writers Of Sicily, directs
II Giornale d Science Let,ere ct Arti, in Palermo
ihr Mirror ON AHr.-The Mirror quotes tho
ioiowips. passage from Loweli's conversations on
somo of the Old English Poets:
Hers who scholar and an er,ist-who knows
se5 hey ese:y effect hiss been produced By every
and who resolved to produce thom But the heart
eeY h pitfalls and traps. and carefully planned springs
captive by some simple fellow who expected the
s'sai q little a, did h, prisoner. %
fhi' doss not suit the Mirror. Mr.. Lowell's
'css plainly is. that simplicity and nature are
msfe successful than pit falls and traps The
Minor says as to this
,s,.u Mr Lowell. hs=I caught the p,-fs o, trap.
bs:ted III soneeaed and the tap is not properly
We 90 not believe that traps of any kind, bait
''in 10 you may, can ever succeed in the long
run OF impose on the heart. Tricks in literature
are no better than tricks in morals, and If srs