New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12

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ond man Of refinement is that he knows how 70 con
-, -, oritv and e1ultaon Of success, which let
-, I'D coo .yaslnn was, in short extremely vain'
cncs ,,e,, nassionateness Of a sOmeW hat childish
al,..o,. bnt he was a kind.hearted, worthy man.
Tho never discl,inied his origin but whose pride II was
- have been able to support his PARENTS who was never
ohovo "nizzling hair" as was said of him. t&eh he
wore the Legion Of Honor and who always was kindly
and charitable to those whom he never refused 10 own
as hi, brethren--the poorest Of tho poor.
| According to tie "Atheneum:" Some Of the
new French literary rumoTs are Of interest. The
Morchioncss de Boissy forty years ago and more
tbe lady Of Lord Byron's love as his poem to an
italian river 50 passionatey told US. the wife Of
the Parliamentary Peer whose oratorica Anglophobia
makes Eurcpe merry by s folly, is said 10 have given
70 the pnbishers volume of unpublished verses be
qucathed % TO her by the author Of Childc Harold
NJ Victor Hugo wuom time seems TO make more and
more busy and productive, is about to publish new
volume Of lyrics Chansons des Rues ct des Bols' NJ
Rover who is known as the translator Of the dramas Of
rrso lie Molina and Alarcon. announces a coming
French version Of tie Iiabe OF Carlo Gozzi. The
m ,st popular Of tho living French antloTs Che title
mcde.iy taken to himself by NJ Alexandra Dumas the
OTHER day when he addressed the Censorship on be-
half Of lis last drama) is said to have received an in
yjtaHon from America 10 write Iic'c the current
Civil War raging there. lie is, meanwhile, publish
Ing lis private correspondence, right and left with
comments on the letters addressed to him which, IT
need not be said are mostly selfgrstulatory. What
an odd world would ours Of print become were The
fashion TO take.' Madame Dndoyant IS dToDaizing
one Of her late novels, 'Yal'eIde,' for Tie Odeon
Thcater"
Among recent French publications, we have
20 notice tho second volume OF NJ. J.. dc Conchess
Louis XVI, Marc-Antoinette ct Madame Elisa
betA:o new edition OF NJ. Charles Nisards most in
tcrestiug Historic des Livlcs Popularcs on de Ia
Lat6ratu1e du Coiporaec" greatly enlarged; tle
fourth and concluding Volume Of Iaines "Hstore DO
IA Litt6rature Anglaise," and " \. Assolants
"Pcns6es Divcrscs Impressions IntiTes, Opinions ct
Paradoxos de Cadet Boruche Ia Poe.ie IA Gymnof
t:orc. rEsth6dQue" etc. The fourth volume Of Minis
sens translation Of Geryinuss Historic da NlXine
Steele depuis les TratGs Dc Vicnne" and the FIRST
volume Of GIo.cs History Of Greece" translated by
NJ. 4. J.. do Sldous have also Just appeared
The French poet Armand Lebailly died re-
Gently il great desttuton IN . hospital al Paris
An illustrated edition Of Les Mis6rablcs W
lately Produced went of quickly that 10000 were
sold in a few days and 1870 more ordered "Leiters
on England" by Louis Blanc, are about 20 he pub
lshed by It. Crcix.
TIE latest Index" contains, besides such
books as tie "AusdaEes" and Romans life Of
Jesus though scaewlat late, the novels Of Balzc AID
Souh6.
The rumor Of Prince Napoleon being busy
with History Of the Napoeonides is, according to
his own declaration, utterly uniounded.
Concerning NJ Renan, about whom the Paris
Journals never tire in giving the yaTioas sayings Of he
schools and cefs tic correspondent OF London journal
saws tat he is at present making arrangements for the
publication Of work 70 b. entitled The Lives Of the
Apostles II will be ID supplement TO THE Life Of
csue" IT. tie intention Of the author to proceed this
wear 10 the East for the purpose Of going over the
ground St. Paul Travelled between tie period Of lis con
version and Of biz marty rdom. ST. Paul viii be tie
principal figure in the forthcoming work and we under
stand that much pains viii be tsen with the portraits
Of the sons Of Zebcdee and St. Peter. NJ Renan wiz
not sell the co2yri lit Of his projected work which we
dare soy. VIII eel az well as he "vie dc Jesus"
Tie Brothers Pereire in Paris, intend TO pub-
lish most monstrousy yoluuinous encyclopedia, which
ia 10 comprise the whole knowledge Of humanity.
vest number Of editors TO be engaged, and coz
responding sum ofmoney is to be placed at their dis
posal. The whole work. it 10 Thought, viii extend t.
200 volumes the first Of which IS soon to appear. In
connection wish this undertaking is to be founded
Credit mobIier lie gIGte.lig ence' for authors and
artists.
A Monograph on Paul Schede, the well-known
German poet Of tho sixteenth century Paulus Sohedius
jfessus Of SlelIichs,adD has appeared, by Dr. O..o
Taubert.
"Deutsche' Frlchte aus England is the
title Of forthcoming volume Of sketches and tales by
Beta
A memorial tablet has been affixed to the
house Of Marenbad at which Goethe used 10 stay and
where he wrote his enthusiastic love poems to his last
love, the beautiful Uirike Won LeTezow.
A tower has been erected in honor of Leasing,
near bis native place Of KameuI in silesia, named
"Iessingthurm" II is sxty-iour feet ligh and there
is fine view from ts plateau part Of Sa1ony Bo
homa and Prussia.
A translation Of Mr.. Darwin's "Orisin of
Species" by Professor g. Canestrni and H. Sslimben
las Just appeared at Nodene, Uudor tie title Of sun
Origene della sgese per Ele1iore Naturale."
! The work announced by London publisher,
Spiritual Philosophy. founded On the teaching Of s
T. Coleridgeo is an nttenpt made by avery distin
gushed man of science and disciple Of COleriges
the late Nj j. H. Green author Of "Vita DynaTnics."
TO give systematic and coherent form TO the phlosoph
cal teachings q hat great and influential though some
What desultoIy gIiler. Mr. Green was for fifteen
years Of ColerGges life in constant and intimate inter
course with bim When Colerdge died. be left Mr Green
al his papers and annotated books, and appointed hin
bis library executor. II long believed, in many
quarters that Coeridge had actually written himself
such 4 system Is 70 be published. This mistake
arose, no doubt, from tie manner in which Coleridge
often spoke OF purposes conceived by him, rs If they