New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

man can Ike a dog. The only way we ca
find Of explaining Mr. Hawthorne's temper toward
England Is to suppose that he Jealous Of rs. He loves
England 80 much that he cannot endure those who pos
sess her as their country He contrasts bis own love
for what is old and venerable with apparent indf
ference. He envies as our gray cathedras our
old monuments our relics Of the past. For my part
he says used to wish We could annex their island,
transferring their thirty millions Of Inhabitants to some
convenient wilderness in tho Great West and putting
half Or quarter many Of ourselves into their places
The retirement Of the Rev. Andrew P. Pea
body from the editorship Of The North Ameedn Revss
which he has conducted for about ten years. II an
nounccd in tie Boston newspapers The various lscr
ary engagements Of DR.. Peabody have been found -
require 50 large share Of his attention as to dsos
him to resign the charge Of The FonA A~<rseo"'
over which he has 80 long presided with signal fidelity
conscentiousness and ability. lie is to be succeeaee
by Professor James Russell Lowell the distinguishes
poet and critic and Mr. Charles Eliot Norton. scholar
Of attanments great Literary experience and emil
nent fairness Of mind The duties of these gentlemen
will commence with the forthcoming number OF IN
Rsriep to be issued the first Of January.
An interesting course Of lectures for lyceuml
and literary socatons by Professor Zachos recently
Of Cincinnati and resident In Boston, has been an
nounced in our advertising columns Professor Zachse
~ Greek BIRTH but has been for many years an Amer
ican citizen and since the commencement OF the Rebel
lion has shown his patriotism and zeal by useful ser
yies rs Superintendent of Abandoned Plantations" a
Port Royal s. c. His experience for eighteen monthsn
this office forms tie subject Of Of his lectures wh
others are devoted to The Poet and his An, Cru
ical Readings on Shakespeare" Milton Burma
Z; ;Colerdge," and similar titles equally attractive
James Gregory has in preparation severa
new works for the holiday season. among which are
"A Collection Of Carols Songs and Descriptive Poema
relating TO the festival Of Chrstmes" by English an1
American authors and richly illustrated; beautifa
edition Of the popular carol "Chris born on Christ
mas Day" with Illustrations by John A. Hows; "The
vagabonds" by j. L. Trowbrdge Illustrated by Dar-
lev and variety oG new and elegant Juvenile publioa
lions.
"Was lie Successful 7" is the title of q new
novel by Richard b. Kmba. in the press OF Carleton
New. York for publication early In December. Ths
popularity OF Mr. Kimbal, as an author commenced
with the publication Of Saint Leger.' which had -
extraordinary circulation both here and abroad having
been translated into French and German ana aiss
printed in Tauchnitzs Leipsic edition, which was aus
the case with his Romance Of Student Life" Hu
new volume is novel Of Life, Manners and Society
with various phases Of country and city life and expe
ence. Mr.. Carleton will at the same time issne -
entirely new and uniform edition Of all Of Mr.. KnbauS
works.
Renans "Life Of Jesus" is announced fos
immediate publication by Carleton.