Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
VOL. XXVII.-.NO. II.

nited States will know how to achieve theand noble
fruitful enterprise. Three productions of Lama rtine's
prolific. and may add restless. pen. advertised
forthcoming in short time the first. Letters Pro-
peuy-whether in contradiction emulation Of The
bo k of HERS the topic is not said the secnnd
History of the Revolution "f 1913. and Of the Foup-
da OF the Repuhlc-whch should presume 10 bs
sill leas trustworthy than his History Of the Gronsts.
His art IN narrative is electromagnetic gliding like
that OF Ruoz and Ellington. The third is Raphael,
pages Of hs twentieth year" which. the publisher
procalns all who have read the manuscript, it
to he tie literary chef d'euvre Of the ilustrous author
Lamartine vamps his old manuscript and plies his peu
still for money Enormous prices paid for the copy
rights. After having delivered his brilliant harrangue
the mode of electng the president of he republic. he
ked of the Assembly, the plea of health congo Of
ten days. He is among his constituents of Macon. JeF-
ONE Pauroi in Search of Republic, continues the
popular OF The new books. The recent number Of the
London Quarterly Review exhibits lis merits. and
ii to political account.-The History Of Masme de Man
tenon and the principal events of the Reign Of Louis
XIV, by the Duke de NoaiIes begins attract, what
1t certainly deserves. the attention Of the literary critics
and amaterS 1t cpntlins nedltel details of the Revo
cation of the E.dict of Nanz. Walckenaers ADDITIONAL
volume on Madame de Sevigne and her times, Is like
wise n request-Lord Brougham's tract the
French Revolution reached us early. Much truth
much error.-HIS personal history and character do
roIaIe from his etiusons. The London Times
ly deals too harshy with him in the following para
graph
Lord Brougham's whole life is struggle agains, that
law OF our existence which makes every member OF the
human race and only one.-Of it would be
very amusing. and perhaps very useful to be dozen
people at once. But that cann1t be. Every man drags
his past behind him aud carries his future. Lord
Broug ham Is always trying TO his old slough. and
come out gllstening and gay in novel exterior Harry
Broughan is the tln-ketlle tied 10 his tail Yet he
not oget that he that friend Of the pe"pe-
Even IN this correspondence he calls himself Lord Broug
ham on Friday. and on Monday signs himself plain II,
Brongham. He does no, know whether he is Eng
sman a Frenchman; and if the people Of the FROM
Tier had not committed fatal mperiincnoe in asking for
his passport doubt Charles Albert by this time. would
have owned part Of his allegiance. We do MOI think wa
have the last Of his variations But let not the
French quarrel with HE pamphlet 1t they will only no
patient they will have him nef're long, and we shall
hear of Lord Brougham being clnSet,el with Cavagnac
Lamarne,;I. Wis Napoleon, whoever it may happen
to be- just heuSed to drop in upon his friend I.Dnls
Philippe at the Tueries'
Micheei has Just issued he first part Of the third vol
of his History Of the French Revolution. 1t is .
tribute TO the republic j. j. AnpereS duudeolmo Greece
Rome and Dante, Literary Studies from Nature, will
not impair his reputation savant writer. The tenth
volume Of the Scientific Exploration Of Algeria work
published by order of the govenment-is sale. 1t
bears the title Historical and Geographical Sciences The
stage has been supplied cannot say enriched-with
wild and immoral Drama bv Leon G,slan; bears the
palm, for the moment at the Porte Santr- Martin; and
with distorted composition by Alexander Dumas Cat
lime. piece in five acts and tabLeaur. II has
political drift Throughout. Cicero lures the great
sentative reactionnare; the whole,
cite the anarchists than strengthen the Of
der which Dumas professed advocate before he failed
candidate for the National Assembly. Madenosplls
Rachel has Withdrawn from the Theatre de la BepmbH
que the ground of discomfort with the internal
my, and the advice Of her y>cans. Her absence will
be the more felt she has stronger admra
ton than IN her recent performances the part
% Agrppna in Racine's Brihatnicus. We might
juice if voyage should be prescribed TO her, af
ford you chance of Witnessing her superiority tragic
actress over her coneinp ares. The theatres are
gaining prosperity; The capital to me, in my ex-
year. WALSH.