The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-27
Newspaper Literature.

Newspaper Literature.
revue DKul MorpEs.-Among the Reviews
published In Europe, the most prominent 10 no
doubt the Revue DIES deuu Aondes, work pup
lished under the direction Of ". y. BAloz genue-
man Of high merits and rare intellect VINO stanos
In Paris ct the head Of the talented men OF tns
press. The publication of Mr. BAlos Is very impor-
tant OF its kind and 1t contains, every year, about
twelve hundred pages. divided into four Volumes We
think 1t useless to add that all the articles of the Re-
view are signed by some Of the best writer's OF France
and Europe and ngy its price OF subscription
# compared with that Of the English, German and
American reviews less than that any other work
for 1t amounts to only ten dollars . year.
Desireus to please his readers, the editor Of the
Review has thought proper to add new publication
to the twenty four which he issues each year
This publication, VIII be entitled Historical, Satistea!
and Literary .anaase will be recouir nearly unique
In the world of contemporaneous history OF literary
and political items, and at the time, acompsndi-
Of diplomatic commercial an statistical documents
in which the U. States will find particular chapter,
well ss all the Northern and Southern countries Of
America. Numerous engraved portraits will be pub
u.hed in this new book which is destined to become
q monumental specimen Of human science.
The history OF 1850 will appear ct the end OF
of all the events which have taken place since lSss
sketch or rather picture Of the crisis which Europe
has Just experienced; and tablesux OF the insti-
tutlens which been ormed during the three last
years The history OF the year 1850 will begin with an
ey,osf OF the intercourse OF the great
powers and also of the diplomatic questions winch
have attracted the attention OF the cabnsts Of Europe
These debates OF the governments between
have been always the most Important part OF national
life and they are still the most ANNA ted part OF
politics Offering the greatest interest those
oh gpYy
"Annuaire," with many facts, and great accuracy,
and often will be found in the history OF international
questions the verbatim report of notes exchanged
between the cabinets OF all the powers OF Europe tho
treaties and diplomatic Documents relative to the
rights OF nations and geographical truths With respect
10 countries.
The .innuc,e Of the Review will also be consscrsted
to the description OF private lite in all countries and
this descript will contain The political Institutions
the progress ard chspges introduced into laws
the estsblisbntnt of churches, universities, aud
schools. the OF the members OF families In pos
session OF power in all nations that of the chiefs OF
government al sso the state OF all the polit ,sl
sious adm Illustrative military and naval laemb srs
OF every country the resources OF land and the
Budget OF ana receipts the industry the
commercial movements. the ways OF communication
either land sea; the Institutions OF all kinds
either OF utility or ben.volence penitsntisry and
judiciary sstrtics In short The eHstbe Of questions
OF public economy; the Political events of the
yssr; the acts OF tn. government she acts
of all parties, the struggles which are their con-
sequences and sl the political trials the movements
OF science b-lssl1ttrts ana arts ana the direct
indirect influence which they have every the
general march of eocisy ths statistic. OF the period
cal press the moral history condition and objects Of
ell the prp cips publications either daily period
cal, In all the countries OF the world
in short. al In portsnt facts commercial reports
scientific literary events will find place In the
.4nn,iqi,e of the Review Of the Two Worlds,' for
which Mr. Baloz intends sparipg no time, trouble
or money TO render IL competr and precise pos
sb!e and this task Is errd easy 20 him by the aid
he found slrssdy in authors who stand the head OF
literature various nations We doubt not that the
sgept OF the Rtrt des dur mOrdts, Mt Bsiit 100
Fulton street Broad gay will secure the trans.
mission OF the work to subscribers in New York in
the nited States
A J,IoS EDIToR AT THE sorTHERv Penn Al CFH
IRE.-There have been many political rnaFehings aud
corntermarcbings az Nashville, Tennessee which have
stirred the people OF that district TO inquire ins the
tr.t mean. OF preserving In future the best degree Of
national iemocr ATTIC usefulness The Nashville t'nisE
has headed the great Union ana has perse-
vered under the patriotic liberalization Of its pro
prietor 10 slay any excitement either too hssty
rrsdical to TIE general interest. Of the country It
las now, perceive taken another i'm portrait step
for the proprietor that he has secured
Joint PROPRIETOR and editor Charles ksmes ESQ lately
commissiS TO the saudsich Islands. able writer.
In the beet OF tn tern and gentleman whose
talents will have Geld for future usatnlne.s such as
few editois er Joy We believe Mr. lanes IL O
dsmecf attic republican IN the Southern States As
assistant jous neiist of the wa.ttngtcn rHfn n.
sesured the respect and admiration Of politicians
throughout the country AID S- IL well tainted
with the true state OF pubt feeling here at the North
anticipate that the Na.hyille mon, under his
views a. It IL The most central Journal sortasn
States