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Ter In WeiDar. has been estapnsneu ny 1iossA9 S"'
Oechetauser Bodenstcdt Eckardf' Colt
soba Roster LeDoke Loo, and Marshall The oheo' OF
The Society lie 10 illustrate the poets te1t and 70 spread
q knowledge OF his poetry among German readera'
Our English word " Humbug" has been en-
grated into the German language. NIGHT aies ist
Humbus" is the title Of cssay In the MnSazn iur
dc Ltcratur dos Ausiandes."
The Academic Royale of Belgium have elected
the Right Hon. b. Disraeh Associate IN the Cass OF
Literature and Moral and Political Science.
The scientific writings left by the poet INLAND
are about 10 be given " the world.
The Pope's censor has added large number
of new works to the hst Of the exPurgated. Among
item we notice THE Life and Works Of Sweden
borg"
The bones of Dante having been begged from
tho city Of Reyenna where he dod are 70 be solemnl
transferred to Florence or renterment. as an atone
men by ths present generation for the wrongs dono
him By their ancestors.
The Complete Works OF Archbishop Usher,
which have been formany years IN coufss OF pnhoa'
ou have at long tn been brought q close by thepuo
location Of the seventeenth volume which contains the
general index, &C. This important set Of books has
been printed at tho expense OF the UBiyeiy OF DUB
In, and Ia pabshed by tho University booksellers
Dr. Wurdswortn's "Threc Letters" on The
present state Of Italy. which are contained in his
Tour in Italy" and which have been translated into
Italian and French and widely circulated in Italy,
hsye Iu.. beesn put into 'the Index" by N. Pcpe.
Mr.. Max MILLER will shortly publish second
srros II lectures On tho Science Of Language" com.
prsine the lectures delivered by him at the Royal In
s,iiI:oa IN 1863.
Mr.. Ayers L" History Of the Doctrine OF
Future State" receives discriminating notices In the
London literary Journals. One Of tlom SAYS The
COO and odd closely printed pages OF which this Volume
Is composed contain the materials Of very interesting
book Tho first change needed to bring about that re-
sult-oondensat. be made, without any great
exercise u discrimination. by getting rid Of hall inc
writer's quotations and al his philosophy. 1t would
then become what II claims IN bea critical history OF
doctrine-ins,oad Of being what 1t ia nucleus Of
valuable information about that doctrine ruro nnded W
collection Of random observations connected With Il
Of tho most varying merit Some parts OF ths yolane
are t1iy and some az ia bal taste; yet sueh es u H.
We give It welcome. We welcome sny publication
from ecross the Atlantic which does not ~ this moment
sayor Of party strife which speaks Of hoss and inter
ests which are common TO the whole human race. aud
testes that beneath the jar Of dscorlant sympethie
is still sour,ine tho keynote Of humanity with which
our deepest thoughts must for ever ind LartAony-a
sacred peace, like the Olympic festival IN which the
b.tcrest aGyersnres may fad common ground 70 meet
upon"
A London critical journal remarks slrOpos OF
Professor Diapers Intellectual Development Of Eu'
rope:' Hew-york Professor discour-ing tranquility
upon social aud intellectual progress almost within eer-
shot Of s din of and slaughter or Of the no less
raneoTous caors OF WGllsTeet foinds IA Of Arohime-
despoudernc problems stes amid the thunder oftse
sack Of Syracuse. Professor Diapers work WIS writ
ten indeed he tes u.s. in the nam as eeriT as tue year
1873; but, on revision for the press nolag that las
snco occurred has teadei to modify his c0ncnsons.
His philosophic calm appears all the impressive
from its contrast With the surrounding STRIFE while his
castle Of social and political optimism goes on building
without moments heed 20 The sappng Of IL. peciac
subsiruoiure by the waves Of violence snd bioshed
What matters II 70 dogma,is Of the ultra positiyls
class the, the forces Of morality anil reason are sus
pended vel nigh oil the world over by those Of brute
force and passion and that IA either hemisphere tho
aTbtrnmeDt Of eVen9 has passed from the brn Of tho
statesman tho urist 20 the red hand OF the soldier
II f. perhaps only Characteristic Of the American
mind that formulas previously lard down shond stand
absolutely unaffected by tho revolution Of tho last few
yesrs a. It Is no less characteristic Of the same ma
tional Idosyuorasy TO regard the American system as
standing wholly nloof from that Of ths world OF large.
IN the special portions Of his history Professor Draper
displays remarkable industry. yisor and sk. HIS nar
raiSe Is accurate end graphic aud his grasp OF hstoF
zeal truth powerful and tcaaciUus The work Las thus
real value comprehensive summary Of facts apart
nom tho particular theorie, Of philosophy which Is In
tended 20 uphold"
Mr.. Nassau William Senior, late Master in
Chanoery ana Professor OF Political Economy in tho
University Of Oxford, died GA tho 4th ult.. aged
70. Dir. Senior having gone through the usual
curriculum at Eton. entered at MaFdalen Col.
ego. Oxford. whore he graduated in 1871. taking
: distinguished rstolass IN classics. in 1918 he
sss called 10 tho bar, and in 1896 no was sp-
pointed a Master in Chaneop. during the Chan.
OF Lord Cottenham. In 1928 he was elected
Professor Of Political Economy at 0xfoId being The
fret cumbeHt OF the professorshp, wichwas founded
IN that gear by the late Mr. Drummond NJ. T.. lie re-
signed It in 1880. and succeeded by the hate DR.
" hately Archbishop OF Dublin In lo47 he was re-
elected 10 the olce In succession DR. IIavers
Twiss. Tor years lie held the Office VI Examiner
In Political Economy in the University Of London. For
some years he writer political economy and on
tho bellies letres. 4 series of artos Of bic on Egypt
is ut tho present tine going through tho Vctore Mag
azne. His contributions to the Edinburgh. Quarterly
and other Reviews republished in Volume or
three months back In tho preface, written by friend
1t stated that no had been seized with serious illness
during the progress Of the book through the press but
hopes were entertained Of his recovery
The celebrated Unitarian preacher and menu
Der OF Parliament w j. Fox, died on tho Sd Of June