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sslf-ecnerating of his facts of liberty, scattered
through French history, and is naturally apt to mis-
take for connected relation among them IN pract-
eal reality, the connected classification OF thou 10
ha book. The ardor OF his political sentiments Is
purified by their sincerity, aud warns lis coquence
without yitiating his probity.
new volume of Mchelet's Historic dc France Is
Published this day. The general title Is L9 Sr,
KY. d Ia RerocdtioH de PEdu dc NaH'es; iho
sixteenth and last volume of the fourth ana = de-
fnitiye" edition of Henri Martins h's'y.'o 10
France is now out of press 10 sa! 'nas ~ com,
pletes the unqucstionably eest ge".l" nsy ~ r
the National Assembly is only to reiterate the ver-
diet Of sincere enlightened critics of all parties.
What Is new and truly important is that 1t Is ac-
eontnanied by uniform Volume, entirely hlled with
An admirably complete index--a very model of ex-
eellepce in its useful kind. II. Louis de VielCas-
lei has inst put forth the first two of his purposed
e;obt octavos entitled PHsioire de la Restdur0ton
not specially remarkable production. Shrewd,
tough old Ulysses, Dupin has given to the world
the third volume of his Memories, telling us what
he chooses to remember of general pOtiti-
cal affairs and of his own parliamentary
experiences, from 1882 to 1889. The Cdmpogns
ditoiie BY BaZancourt, the official chronicler of
the Crimean war, presents the history of the ltal-
ian campaign, of course from the French official
point of view, with commendable fairness and full
ness The second and concluding volume contains
detailed account of the interview between Prince
Napoleon and the Emperor Of Austria, at Verona,
where the most of the stipulations Of Vilafranca
were explained, defined and settled. It is very
curious, interesting and, if true as il probably is,
proves that many of the assertions made by an
Austrian narrator Of the circumstances of the Villa
fanea Treaty were simply false. What makes the
difference between the two accounts worthy of at
tention is that the Austrian teller of the story De-
brauz must have spoken by authority if not Of
Francis Joseph himself, at least by authority of F.
j. next friends Correspondence de Button, part OF
which is here published for the first time with notes
hy Nadault Buttons great grand nephew (2 vols,
svo.): Vie dU r. p. Xapier de Rarignan,
q hfe of the distinguished father Ravig-
nan, by Father de Pouleyoy, n brother Jesuit
@ vols, Syo.); Les LirreS des Miracles et autres
opuscaleS dc George FlOrent Gngoire, the second
volume of carefully -reyiewed edition of the curious
books Of miracles etc, of Gregory of Tours trans
lated into French; DoS Doctrines RetigieRses DIES
Juifs, religious doctrines of the Jews in the two
centuries preceding the Christian era, by Michel
Nicolas Il VOL, Syo); Historic Physique Econ
omique Il P0iitiquc dc Paraguay, etc., physical,
economical and political history of Paraguay, and
of the Jesuit establishments there, by Alfred Demer
say, formerly charged with scientific mission In
South America 1.-THE first of two large volumes Is
publshed-the work viii be completed by an atlas;
Les Chansons POpulaires de la France, large vol
ume of popular songs, collected from all parts OF
France, with literary notices and musical accOmpa-
niinenta by competent hands, and proiuse illustra
tive engravings from designs by various artists; 8
curious book, that would be withal fine center
table ornamental book, if it not for the esprit
gan,ois of too many of the songs-esPr gaHtois is
euphuistic French synonym for excessive grossness
Such is part Of the list of the books notable for
their worth in different kinds issued from the Paris
ian press since last February. There are yet sew
eral others deserving notice Choicest among them
isLa Verite sur Ia RaSsie by Prince Peter DOlgor-
ouki. 1t is making veritable sensation among the
Russians here If It's revelations the state of Rus
sia be but half true Gar Alexander need to hasten
reforms, if he would not be overtaken by the reyou
ton which the obstinate inpocy of his father, Car
Eicholas-that excessively oyerrated godaster-has
prepared.