New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-18


aa,ce the work In one volume quarto this years out
eor he Qets TO press wishes to procure one hunureu
suh.hers st one guinea each to secure HIM nom ioS
riff from such work being out OF the question:
Neville TennIe and Edward Trevor, the authors
Of" Tannhauseri or the Bat'le q 'Io W Wy
noem which has been received ID Lohooh WIN irvi'
than common favor are it Is said no 0'ne' '""u -'
S,aa R,Iver Lytton, better known as owen Mere
M aI ,bs Hon. Julian Fame son of the late Earl OF
Westmoreland, ambassador at Vienna AS pointed
ont in our columns of the 10Th uit', says Inc an
.1,am. eTaunhauser was evidently Inspired oy
Tennvson. but, on a closer inquest, The Orte"'"
Budce,reporis wholesale plumber and imitation owen
I,oro;, s potorons as among the cleverest and most
poblushing of plagarists; but why take the hon
Inlan Fame into partnership However, Mr. Fame
has proclvi,es' that way When in 1850 he took the
Chaneeors medal at the University of Cambridge ior
he English poem, it remarked that his verses h"u
syery strong favor of Milton's Lyctdas."
Mr.. Froude, in F,aser, returns to his charge
against Queen Elizabeth, publishing the DOCUMENTS
SSpon which he relies They certainly prove that the
Bishop Of AQus, the SPapish envoy in London, re-
ror.ed TO his master that The Queen was in love, or
worse. with Lord Robert Dudley, that she had prom
ise6 10 many him than she expected the death OF Amy
RobesI and that the Protestant party were inclined
10 compel her 10 name Protestant heir to tie throne
They may also prove though not SO completely that
he bishop was no. deliberately lying. But they do
not prove by any means that the Queen ever intended
10 mlry the Earl Of Leicester, that she was Pivy 10
the murder Of Amy Robsar that Cecil was ever dr.
oval TO hs mistress, except in contemplating certain
course in a contingency which never occurred
49, The Loadoa critic says, apropos of Mr., Motley's
History OF the Netherlands - % As our American
friends ear for Mr. Motley, volunnous literature even
with high talent in it, is bad passport 10 Immortality
Posterity viii have its cwn precious affairs to LOOK
after and its own bright books TO read and much we
are proud of and ENJOY will be Of no account with them
Nollig will more certainly nsme the neglect OF some
o our bes writers than their dusenes aud they VIII
be known, if known at all in the fnture, merely by
name, and in shreds and patches. How many, hund-
red years hence, viii read Macaulay Mouey, Alison
Buckle, Froude, Prescott, Bancroft, not to mention
lesser names who provoke delight, and instruct lis
to-day -
"A small volume, a Correspondence between Nol-
sire and Duchess Of Saxe-Goha has JUS appeared
st Paris Didier. Beside his letters, the volume is
said 20 contain several articles by the famous author
no. printed I'LL now. The Duchess remnined his SIN
ee.e friend during ls quarrel with Frederick the
Great il was by her desige that he Wrote his Annals
ofiae German Roman Empire" IL tue letter which
accompanies tie completed work he writes TO her
AN is done and place about ten centuries al yonr
feet, where would rather be placed myself Oi all
tie blunders which have been commit cd since the
days Ut King Dasobert none is as great as mne "hen
,e.t tie rhulmgsn paradise
An English paper, in allusion to the affair between
NJ. Malone and NJ. an Chaiilu says that the former
If
ing a warm-tempered man. and abusing Il book with
Dathsving read it, Meanwhile, Mr. Murray having al
bu, exhausted two large editions OF Du Chaillns book
IL about issuing third; and the British Maseua!
after purchasing the mammals in his collection has now
secured collection OF bis birds including, according
20 Pro;sssJr Owen and MIR George Gray ,the fret or
ritho.ogist in the kingdom, tNenty-iour distinct
specles.
Mr.. Murray announces {" The Lives Of the Eng-
neere with an account of their principal worts; COM
pri,ins also listry OF inland communication III Brit
aim by Samuel Smiles author Of the " Life Of George
Stephepson.' and '' Self-fielp." The frst two vo-
uIncs will contain Sir Hugh Nyddeiton and other
esliy engineers james Brind.ey and lie Duke OF
Bridgewater James Smeaton, John Renne, aud
Thomas TelfOid.
-Messrs. Saunders & Obey are preparing TO publish
another work from the clever author Of 'Cnspen
Ken" under the title of Gideon Cuyp: Chronicle
Of the Crlsh-rcom;" and a work =" The LIteIary
Women Of England; book which, If il enumeratcs
I'll the literary women Of England, VIII be work OF
zone magnitude; also, a work tie Present Po-
dtou Of the Wing Party
-sIr. Daniel Henry Haigh is engaged on Tie Con
3ues, of Britain by the Saxons: Harmony Of The
History Of the Bri,Ons, the works Of Gildas The Bu
and the Saxon Chronicle with reference to the Events
Of the Fifth and Sixth Centuries" THIS work be
viii follow up with anotl er on " Tie Ango-SdXo0
Slgas: an Examination Of their Value as Historical
E,iienc-s." Both Will be published by Mr.. j. Russell
Smith, London.
The Memoir Letters, and Remains Of u. dc
Tocoueville 50 long announced by Mes,s. Macmillan
& Co. London, are deferred until November. Tie
translation VIII be by the anthor of NaPolecn's Cor
refrondence with King Joseph and large additions
arc promised to The French edition, which has already
been 50 fsvorably reviewed in England.
Tile Rev. J. w. Burgon, whose life OF Patrick
Fraser Tytler will be remembered, has volume Of
Letters from Rome, Written 10 Friends at Home,
on hand which will be published in London toward
the close Of the year by Mr.. Murray.
Tile Af&tnasm gives very high praise to novel
called Paul Foeters Daughter" by Dutton Cook
which bas "a pleasant yagabond Bohemian relish
about IT,"
--Messrs. Nisbet g. Co. have in press "The Expert
ence Of Scripture Reader among the Colleries Of
South StaoIdshire;" ;" and Black Diamond; or The
Gospel in the Coal Mines"
-Messrs Longman will issne next month 40 extra
volume Of Henry MavbeWs " London Labor and the