The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-27

FORTHCOMING BooKs.-"An EsSau on
the Succession TO Property udcdnt by Death;
by MISUNDERSTANDING an inquiry
into the influences of Priplogeniture, En-
tails, DC, oUer the Public Interest =
In very different walk Of literature, Mr..
Martineau, has ready a second volume oil
his most remarkable Eridences after Chris
tian Life, the first portion Of which acquir-
ed so much celebrity among ecclesiastical
scholars. The ever-tsntalizing chimera of
the authorship Of Jnnius has lured another
explorer in the person Of Mr.. David Ira
vena Coulton, who devotes a goodly vol
ume to the speculation; but if the Stowe
library contains. as is said, the real eviden-
ces Of the secret, and that great collection
is to come to the hammer one OF these days,
as appears inevitable, the crochet has been
taken up rather NAL apropos. The wise
Duke Of Manchester, is issuing some special
intelligence in reference to the Apocalypse,
under the title Of the Finished Mystery, in
which he eombats the theory of one MIR.
Browne with great Polemical susto. The
author Of Philip Van ArteUeldt, Mr.. Tay.
lor, has book nearly ready, called, Note.
from Life, IA sir Lessons, the said lessons
headed in very Carlylish style, Wig: Money
Love, Life Practical, Life Poetic, &c.
The tea question is likely to be extensive.
ly elucidated BY an account Of its culture
and manufacture in China, about TO be is
sued by Mr.. Ball, late inspector of teas tc
the East India Company in China, and who
brings twenty years experience to the task
he has undertaken, Of showing the extent
to which the commodity may be prepared
for the European markets. The title Of
Miss Martineau's book (alludsd to some
months back) is to be, eastern Life, The
Present and the Past, on the Nile, ia the
Desert and on the Holy Hills" and is to be
in three volumes.
Leigh Hunt is first in the field with q
Christmas book, { A Jar of Honey from
Mount Hybia, portions Of which have al
ready appeared in one of the magazines, bu
the whole will now be issued in pocket
volume, illustrated by Richard Doyle. The
eternal and inteminable James has anothe,
three volume affair, to be called The Con
Otct; Morier novel called So. Roche
some one signing himself the Hon. F. B.
novel, called Harden Hall, or the Tire,
Proposals; three volume autobiography
called Jane Eyre; another volume Of South
eys Doctor; a volume by the author o
Handley Cross, called Ha,cbuck Grange
with sketches by PHI; and several other,
of minor moment. In addition TO these
the AthBndum to-day communicates much
very valuable information of this nature re
spectmg the assistance Sir Robert Peel ha
afforded Lord Campbell in the for.hconlin,
Life Of Eldon, and similar assistance in tn,
Lives Of Loughborough and Erskine, by tn,
present representatives of those Chancellors
and, lastly, that Hallam is ready with
supplemental volume to his Middle Ages
Lip~po2l Albion.
DISCOVERY OF New Work BIZ Ger
vASrEs.-"A distinguished literary writer
Adolpho de Castro, says the Cadiz Nacion
al, ''has just discovered a little work from
the pen Of our Michael Cervantes Saavedra
it is entitled, 'El Buscapie, and commen
ces with the words, This graceful littl,
work, called Buscapie, wherein, besides hi
excellent doctrine, are enclosed all he con
cealed and non-declared things achieved b,
the ingenious Hidalgo Don Quixo,e de Il
Mancha, is written by the famed Cervante
| Saavedra."