New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28

management Three Of she French princes of the
house Of orleant-tbe Dues D'ALencon, and De PEN
toeyre, and the Prince de CoDde-are sent there 70
rough IL In the process of their classical edu cation like
any other individuals of lees disiUp lineage.
The Crownnsbield Library is noticed for the last
time in the London Journals where The auction sale Of
minus the selections made by few American anna.
teurs will .ho,ty take place.
Both the literary and scientific English iourn,ls
abound with correspondence and articles on the vexed
auettiou which is exercising the minds of geolo.
cts of the artificial natural origin of the flint reli -
found ia connection with fossil remains of animals in
the Diff and in the bone caverns of the lime stone
strts. The Learned Northern antiquarian, j. j. A.
worsea bas entered the field of controversy, aud in
letter to Tae Atheneum-wthout going into the geo
logical qoesonhe gives his decided opinion that the
iDt implements are unquestiopaby of human construc-
tion and bsve such distinctive MARKS that it is plain
they belong TO period much earlier than the relics
found in the oromlechs mounds and stone graves Of
Scandinavia, which sPpertain to the prmsyal hstOri
cal epoche. Their igin must consequently be sought
IN the rcuoest tv light Of races the
earth. ..........
I'VE are eDsbed TO give our readers the following
interesting paragraph from recent letter addressed by
White, the question OF the alleged forgery of the
manuscript readings in Mr.. Golfers notorious folio
Shakespeare:
indeed willing sgree With You In thinking that he
w Scs quite Tss Of fOIsery and trust tat the than;
fan haynles head. But s there ia something IN the
bostee.. tAs perpleIes The famous fol- (which for
the h time about month. ssol ab0rnd in haferased
ptscilss words which stand by side with the same
words written the MS co'Tecor How comes this 1.-THE
imstDe Cces ser deopherbg them woul1 copy them
the ma~Ein In pencil" Mr., Collier the has
cTc..+s -fSs TsTsrsS But toe old geutem~n's scpt E
sepcy leEbe ano vet Collier copies pencil his very
osvch has proved to be aak forgery while the
others than suspicious AM. above all there Is the
pOsts5pt Of Mn tryns letter. Tniea PoasscPI i1e' o
thosgh inspection OF the atteed original must convince
sn3 that those words nerey could haze had ee IN ,ae sen
,b But crop the subject with the remark tGai Collier Is
unfortunate in haug introduced to the Pu c such
q Dsss Of questionable ttingS'
This to be pretty conclusive; and an examna-
ton Of privatey printed aonilee of fourteen of these
manuscript readings both pencil and ink leaves no
doubt IN udgU that in these instances at least
there hss been forgery, and If tie pencmarks are 10
the hand Of Mr. Collier, by him There may be others,
however scattered tn rough the volume which are not
spuriousi and THE view which first suggested by
Mr.. White in the Atlantic Monthly, has been already
adopted some extent in England. We notice it 10
article in Frazers Magazine upon the subject, in
which by the way is stated that of scores of persons
who saw the folio in the British Museum only one,
and be sD intimate personal friend Of Mr. Collier, ex-
pressed tie sls htest doubt as to the forgery
The Russian Academy are about to publish new
and complete edition Of the works of the poetstatesman
Derzavin.