New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-12

active development tas Of the spirituast philosophy
that revived at the same epoch. aud the antchristan
movement that aor broke out IN she quick revival
q Maeralisn Of Panthesm. OF SLepicsm. and In tho
works Of historical criticism"
"Isiail erdcavor to determine" ssys Mr. Guizot.
"te idea and consequently. the fund ncnal error OF
these various systems ayowedy ~ and actively hostile
10 Christianity. Lastly In tho fourth series Of these
medtatons shall try to Anticipate the future OF Tho
Christian religion. and 20 point out the ways by which
IL is called completely conquer and to morally consro
this little corner Of the uniyese which W call our
EARTH"
Among the curiostios OF Renanian literature VIII DC
a RESPONSE 80 the Vie dc Jesus. which J"smih. the
barber poet has ready for the PRESS Is written
in ProycncaL Cogns.c In subject but the direct oppo
site in sentiment to the above works 10 the h0e
| 7olnyd Nv Alexander Well The Rerse Ca'eienn'
speaks % II es Interesting on more than one account
AMI especially because 1t Is the resume OF the OPINIONS
OF tho extreme left Of Israsite rat'onaism 'co Is
inmutable absolute. expressing himself only through
moral and physcel laws Everything in the Ola ssta'
ment that supposes n him will or affections due 10
the iutcrroators OF Jewish scrbes to 10 set 10 'ne
account of the Rabinro school to which We owe th'
Tslmnd M. Well INCREASINGLY explains the diler'
ence of E!ohim aud Jehovah In this way; Elohim "ho
works by pairacles, being Vie God OK the priesh
jehovah who reveals himself directly to The heart ana
intellect Of msn. being the God OF Moses. who WIS., IN
fact the first interpreter and apostle of true philosophy
The nuthor epess his volume with introduction In
which re gives an interesting sketch OF his own
strangely varied life. and u the customs and opnions
Of French JeSa
LEBelise at Ia Rsuolrox Faneai treats OF the rela'
tions Church aud State or rather OF the rea
tions OF the different governing Powers and religions
nom 1889 ~ 1900 with tho thoroughneH Of knowledge
and fairness Of Judgment Characteristic OF Al r. dc
Prepene 10 the parallel course Of reading belong the
Memories dz Ccrdsa! Conso!ri faithful friend and Score
ary Of State Of as H. lately edited from the Original
MSS. with Violently partisan. reac,onory Introduction
and notes 10y Creean Jolly To the same historical Sc
ries belong the Menoro de Madame RoOnd completer
edition than ever have had nov faithfully printed from
the original autographs preserved In tho Bb'oihsquo
Imperial With seine desirable notes by q. A. DHnDan;
az E.ad, Sur Bixs Roland Son 7esp' accompanied ~
some letters Of Madame X. to BuSot that arc quite
TrsnA aud curious and BY other hitherto unpublished
documents. by tho lust namod editor OF her memoirs;
the Corssyonderce ia sae de Maris Aa'ointt printed
from original autographs undcr tho care oil Count
d IIunolsiein: These letters extend la time ho'n
Marie Autoino.ss fret coming TO France. brilliant
young bride TO her widowhood and un'inoy gray hans
aud nearly to tie very scafod-tbey compose better
apology not TO say defense. for tho faults real or
seeming and eloquent euiogy Of the virues and
ab.iies Of tho woman end queen than can be read IN
the r.rtsan pamphlets Of friendly so.caiod historiaas
the Osupres "a LOUIS XVI this ID rather al hnDiou'
tte for collection Of letters and notes on pubic and
private affairs notes OF conversations. or written opu
ION, and feelings "a to some political IDEAS events and
g toan N.
ont securing any high claim Of their unhappy writer ~
autbor or monarch DO help GU. sympathy or tho
unfortunate man, with some bigger respcc; for tho
King With Apparently snoere CON paratiyely liberal
seatmcnts 10 shows hmsen in .hesewri'ings MOI de-
void OF ro,itics Intelligence not devoid Of political 81
gsoity even in certain cases"bones" however, quite
hopelessl, So. and always waiting In Ito midst OF
settling revolution for "indispensable necessity to
10 lock the stable door after the horse wns stolen
mud the barn usef en in. The Kingswritngs are pre-
coded by eulog,tlc account styled history OF Iors
XVI AID an eloquent letter by N. Berger IL P'tp'
,r Tze,iss 20 Juin l7y2 and 10 Cigte de La RoyaHb
10 1ost 1922! these ara two small volumes taken bodily
from tho II fgo work Of Mortimer TeuiauI La TsrtI'
they are CT these two episodes what tie whole WORK
when completed tbc fourth Of the six volumes is now
ready for the press viii be Of The entire dramafc epic
the Reign Of Terror To. faithiuost representations
given ~ any one author The chefesi and almost ns
esssry defect Of ~ TemaIs boo. Is one the nuhor D.
ess 10 be blaned for than tho reader 70 be on guard
against. AS bogrspber needs to DO inspired with
love for his subject which shall support bin thfoug
the drudrery IL research that alone enables him W do
favorable Justice to his Subject" bu which does al
uos inevitably magnify IN tho lovers imagination. The
nronoytop. Of the loved aud diminish thos, Of the
subjects cotempura 20 tie historian OF singe
event or ,scton Of events selected from the courSe o
general history Is opt 10 b. impeled and led first by
yirtue Of his devotion 10 his theme and by his jealous
fidelity Of irresgaton By biz siudious absorption II
the work In hand aud, furthermore, ~ his artistic
sensc-if be have that requisite Of good WRITER'S
inpe "a and led 70 see believe and represents in con
position the section whole " separate 1t from sh'
sources that still remeate and form the sequences t'
which it flows a person who should thou8niies! ie
himself bo absorbed in NJ Temnux's extremely 'sra
bic contribution 70 tho history CT the French Re'oiu
ton would be In danger u conceiyng that great doug
that overwhelmed the old sinful world of Europe anC
lot new world 10 grow when the food subsidized, os
PLlegolhortic pool
In this cont ecton II Ia Ct to mention rs something
more than literary curiosity the TRANSLATION. ut last
into French Of CorIyes book the first philosophical
not vet the frst-best philosophicay true Engsh-wrt
ten history Of the French Revolution. The name o
one CT the trsnsatOrs 0dype Barot reminds me OF al
inrenious suggestive original volume Of his that bear
the rather grsndose title Of PAosophn de fH'iorie
1t does give In clever enough arrangement of suggest
I've contrasts ard iartpcsitons provocative OF rehec
ton great many facts OF history from tho beginning
Of things down to our times. Take this extract as
specimen: "In the name Of Jupiter. or else IL
the pane OF tho Very Holy nrd Indivsible Trinity
Father. Son, and Holy Ghost i;his awful blasphen,
cas tho constant formula with such trostymakerd Al
Frederick the Great Louis XIV md the resi- j. thert