The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-17
FOREIGN LITERARY JoTTINGs,

"A new monthly magazine is 10 appear ia
England under the title OF 81. Georges Magazine.
"A new book on Poland is announced in Lon
don under the title Of "PolSh Experience" IL
is from the pen Of W. II. Bullock, a newspaper
correspondent.
"A fac sip,ilc OF curious old work, "Mirabilia
Roma is preparing 10 London. The original,
printed about li5j was q sort of handbook or
guide to German pilgrims about TO proceed to
Rome.
"A "Life of Archbishop whately' will soon
appear from the pCn Of Miss Whately, the author
Of English Synonyms" work commonly
ascribed to the Archbishop himself, as well as Of
other works.
Edmund Paysou Aruold's pleasing volume OF
the suggestions Of foreign travel, entitled Euro
pean Mosaic has been placed upon the " IuieX
ENpurgatorius" by the authorities at Rome
and on account Of certain structures on the Papal
Government, its sale is interdictCd In the do
minions Of the Pope.
The London Rcric,' says that many cOllec-
tions of books, both old aud new, are received in
England from America TO be sold at auction. A
book sold in London for twenty shillings, gold,
at present rates Of exchange, will buy fifty shil-
lings of the national paper in New York. The
Appetons, of New York lately sold an invoice
through Pettrc6 4 Simpson, Of Leicester Square,
London.
Victor Hugo has dedicated to Garibaldi the
thirteenth volume Of his translation Of "Shake-
speare." Garibaldi accepts the dedication in q
note thus QQuly WOrded -
"The Victor Hugos have always 8 right TO do
what they like with my name, for they will never
use II but for good purpose. At all events, |
can only accept your dedication as n vow that we
make together for the liberty Of our two coun-
tries, and for the alliance with that mighty people
which may be ono Of the lights Of civilization
when il shall remember that II kindled the flame
which YOU have made to shine anew and which
Is named-Willam Shakespeare
1t is proposed to erect a monument TO
Ttackeray in Westminster Abbey. the Dean
having granted his permission. Among those
who 6a ye subscribed are BlaCkwood Bradbury,
the publn hers; Shirley Brooks Sir Charles J..
Fastake. Io~d Granville, Mr.. Gladstone, Lord
Houghton, Holm, IN Hunt, Charles knight, joan
Leech, Mari, Lemon. Daniel Maclise, William c.
Macready, Lord JohN MSnneTs n0H;d sr Baron marc,
Merivale, John T. Milais, ST hoderlck Mur-
Gibson. Sir Joseph Paxton, ClarI son Standeld,
Tom Taylor, Martin Thackcrsy, n,Hu Anthony
Trollope.
Among the o'hor noticeable works annoGnced
by London publishers are :-"Through Mace
donia to the Albanian Lakes" by Mary A
Walker; q collected edition of Owen Meredith s
"Poems ;""The Muscles aud their Story" by DR..
Blundill; "Le Sport at Baden" "a Commentary
on the Epistles of 81. Paul tho Apostle" by DR..
Vaughan, vicar Of Doncaster aud chaplain in
ordinary to tho Queen; "Thc Bible Word
Book, Glossary Of Old English Bible-Words,
with illustrations. by. j. Eastwood aud W.
Arminius Vamboryi" "Plato and the other
Companions of Socrates" by George Grote
olives of the Warriors of the Seventeenth Cen
tnry, who have commanded Fleets and Armies
before the Enemy" by lieutenant-Geuerdl Sir
Edward Gust; "The Modern Samaritaps, aud a
Visit to Nablous," by Rev. John Mills; "Epbe-
mera," by Lord Lyttleton; "Some Account
OF Gothic Architecture in Spain, from
personal observations during several jour.
ncys through that country" by G. Il.
Street; "Complction Of the Lives of the
Judges, to the Reign Of Queen Victoria" by
Edward Foss; "An Overland Journey from Pekin
TO Petersburg, through the Deserts and Steppes
Of Bactria Mongolia, Tattary, and Siberia" by
A. Niche; ga New History of Painting ia
Italy," by J. A. Grove and G.. b. Cavalcaselle
"The Music of the Most Ancient Nations, par,
ticularly Of the Assyrians Egyptians and He
brews," by Carl Eugcl.