New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

Priors % new 70 pcetical itera are. IL Ia 10 DO
feared t'at the appearance o. bis work wiz prevent
Mr.. George Borro VS. translation Of the same oai'a's
from sepg the light. To one OF that AUTHORS
books he mentions that he had long ago com eted DIS
version of The Ksmpeyiser which only waiting Tor
apu'lisfer
TIE religious world, which has been dissatisfied
with one or two imItrf.ct biographies OF the hev.
John Angel Jsmes will take great interest in the an-
ment Of the sutborira i've mem'ir aoou' 70 %
published by Sessrs. Neshit Sc Co, UNDER the tt's'
TIE Lift and Letters of John Aoge james, incind-
ing an unfinished autobiography, edited by IL w.
Dale. NJ. A"
One tbousend pounds sterling has recently oeen
offered in Lond, n for a complete set OF The itmfs
Newspaper, for public library at mslb,urns in Aus.
trails, but without success The fact is an iosaoce Of
the rising Importance of the things that at the moment
seem only of trivial value scarcely worth preser 'ing
but which to succeeding generations afford the most
authentic sources Of kno ledge concerning the "form
and pressure of their time. The Br ish Museum now
COLLECTS and preserves every thing aud the Bodeian
Library, which Cafer much deliberaiou, and in the
exercise If Judgment no doubt considered sound at
the me) was expressly debaued by its founder from
admitting the vain and trivial light literature OF the
date of it. formation is glad to purchase the SIX
penny spd shilling plays and pamphlets Of that day at
prices from ESQ to ESQ each.
Mr.. Arthur Clough, an accomplished Englsh
scholar, formerly settled in America, and the
Editor of Messrs. Lite g. Browns late els-
CANT library edition Of "Putarchs Lives has
published in London a series OF these NE
moirs selected to illustrate Greek History IRON
Tbemistocles TO Alexander" DIR. Cloueh claims foF
lis fayorite author higher degree OF consideration
than be has lat ly received among scholars, as at
least TIE pressrver of the ancient historical traditions,
ard consequently "rer to antiquity itself" than the
more critical results exhibited in works like those OF
Grote and Tbrlwal. The volume is elegantly got up,
with illustrations in the style Of Mr. MurraSs Stu
dents Hstories,p to which it forms an appropriate
companion.
The immense labors Of the Duke of Wellington,
who certainly wac the most vOlum writer OF his
day, are more apparent on the publication of evsry
nev volume of the never-epding series of his Dis
patches The lsst isaued the 9TH contains very
Interesting details respecting expedition for the con-
queet of Mexico and the Spanish Provinces in South
America prepared by the GOeerDment, in 1868 bat
opposed at great length and uitb much force of agu
ment and lnow ledge Of tie subject, by the DIXIE.
-Dnrir the pact year q small printDg-ofice aud
lthogrsphc press have been set up in Godthaab and
the frst book ever printed in Greenland has been
Issued. Its title is KdlQdlh OkollaktnalaH and it
is collection of native legends in the language Of the
country. The entire work wss iexecuted by natives.
The book is illustrated with ten workouts also the
work of natives who seem to have particular apness
in this kind Of labor very interesting portion Of the
book is eight Greenland songs, with the music to
which they are sung The book is TO have second
port.
"A new political pamphlet, publ he'd in Paris under
the title "Abdel Kader, Emperorof Arabia, OCCASIONS
sme excitement in Paris and ofcourse in the diplomatic
salons Of Il European capitals. The Abdsl Kadereau
Empire is to be composed Of the regions between the
Arabic Gulf, the Mederrar can, and the Black Sea.
At The time the Turkish possessions 10 Europe
are TO form Dsnubiau Cobfederscy, and CONSTANT
pople become free city ike Hamburg or Bremen. All
this because the sick man is beyond cure. This
last truth recognized now by all has been asserted by
THE TRIBUNE against all ever since 1854 The plau
of a Danubian CoDf,dsracy was detailed about eight
months ego in The TRTBrsE, over the signature Of
Gurowski. Neither the French pamphleteer nor any
European diplomat therefore claim the priority of
plan Of Danubian CoDfederacy.