New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11
LITERARY.

Gently attended by the chief literary celebrities e'
France ard speeches were made on the occasion oy d.
Guizot NJ. de Sauleey, and n. &c Lomenie trsDsla'
ton Of NJ Gusots speech. with ether interesting DO
tails Is plven in tho Publishers Circular" Gentle
men said NJ Guizot II know Nothing .eddcr tt 70
accompany friends 10 tie grave, whom we believed
whom we had ground Of reason 30 believe were des-
tined to baar there. n. Amqers wos enc OF thoee
upon whose o. mpa.by reckoned most near ny CONN
and 10 AIN summoned 70 express my gmpathy On hs
The Evangelist speaks truly Watch. therefore tor ye
know no, what hour your Lord doth como siIty'iour
years ago II, Ampere born. and / vss on the eve
~ terminating my studies those sto'is rhIch neo LIS
lie and which have occupied large share Of MICE
Twenty years atervard. having already entered so
cisty and letters HIN In turn sRtsl It vas AL
elocs o. great and admirable Intellectual activity. when
rev vs,M we're opened. when new ideas absut phios-
ophy literature and history rose and spread snder the
projection o. al ancient and gentle power rju'ensted
by Liberty. n. Ampere plunged 1ts this current with
ell the arduy confidence. and sincerity OF youth He
wrote n the newspapers, lie talked everywhere. be
talked even thsa 9Th thai dash aid abundance y
Which all those vie knew Linn snd nved with him owe
70 many pleasures. Few years passed away and had
tho good fortune to cal him " t's cb OF literature In
the College Of France and subsequently aic to open
linn tie doors n the Academy VI Inscriptions and Bellies
ettres and Of Tie French Academy. But neither pro-
ssscrssip sor society nor books, sufced TO EXHAUST
the " cath and tho vaEious act!yxy N his mind n
Ampere from his youth - bis Last yeors Joined she
wandering " the stmdious life with much energy a.
suppeness carrying his ins,sbis curiosity rem Nor
vay to rcy,t from Europe 20 Amesics. eager to OBJ
serve and to study esssythingi men and monumental
ancient and new societies. instisstions and tongues
"a ala n,dh ataliAN
ideas o. facts. and dihusug thes With inerPreasibe
charm IN tie e,tered vorbl hy his soavssatioa - vel
rs BY his writings Ard in his nest active NE. While
As took interest in everything he was eompsssly
stranger TO every material ard to every enbi!su'
0,s,sus,on He wn neither the enemy tho rival Of
an, err lille By the nAur breadth. liberty. and kind
ps.. 0, his MUD Nc made friends everywhere. He bad
fxed liberal principles and political soAsmaAs which
wee az trnes very strong bat 10 vos 10. bitter s'd
b. dat AZ eencs equity. and sympathy OF rghs
he was abb 70 separsts admire cad love evseywhere.
In every PARTY sld among all slasscs Of opinions al
he Iusi hieas and LOFTY sentiments he Discovered His
wrs an umabk and generous notur which hss receive<
lite reward person hers end near me. one o. sis
friends and one Il nv best Attends. N. Vllemsn. said
W ME ycs.erdsy He substituted fieussbf for family
inst asd admissible expression Of ths manner In which
n Ampars arranged his fe- OF truth m one has
t<ed and uade others taste better hsn him the value
and The ebarra Of md II surrounded BY
ts rare kapinsss that DO passed away tho Lac years
fhls life enyironed BY frateraa attention ard lsred a.
he loved When man takes his departure hence after
sroh HE and IN such 9 rans OF mind. he nay srao'
GULLY ailde from this world 70 che unknown world and
from lime 70 eternity"
In spite Of the strenuous opposition on the
par, Of tire clergy TO n Rensn and all his work, II is
said thst he Ia about " resume his chair In The College
Of France o. condition Of sondnug his lectures to the
Psalms Ecciesses job Esther and Other lyrical and
secondary historical books Of the Old Testament Sixty
thousand copies Of tie cheap edition Of bis Lie OF
Jesus have beea sold and tins demand FOR Il 10 ~ ram.
pant - ever.
Mr.. Kindake's Invasion Of the CnmeA"
translated into French BY Tn. Karcher and Jest psb-
shed at Brussels IL In the lkt Of books which are nos
allowed 10 enter Franco
n. Flourens has written work condemnatory !
II Mr.. Duwins doctrines IL has been published BY
MN GARNER. frSres Of Paris.
The copyright Of Goethe's, Schiller's, Well |
spds and Harder's works draws 70 . elose-expirss |
on the 9th OF Novemb er 1867 The Weimsr Gov.
eminent has proposed ~ tho Diet Of the Germanic Con-
todorlt!oa ct Frankfort 10 enghsn its duration for
another teo years This proposal seems nos hkey 70 b
successful Tie impression SCENE to be. that the Ger
naa people should b. allowed the ful bcnent and snjsy
rent 0. the works Of thek classical poets Saxony. |
BADEN. Uessep Meoklonbers FRANKFORT Prussia. Han
over, wurtemburg, Hese-Cassel and the majority OF
the minor Stale bold this opinion. Bavaria proposes
10 1rant commission which u TO examine tie question
lmpartaly In every detail. and 10 give its opinion on
accornsly o. the time claiming she Ike favor Tor
the works OF Jean Paul friedrich Richter the sopy
fight OF which By resolution Of the Confederation in
the year 1910 had been prolonged else ~ tbs Oh No
vombsr 1907.
German critics find, apropos Of sour M
,us Friend that Dickens sscc longer writes a.
"Bo~ has more and more Rcmorandtged" himself
thu sa.ur. charm OF his senre pictures having given
vay 70 the dark.in dark esbrs In which 10 often
loves 70 saint hi. scenes and characters
Among the English works announced for imms-
date publication CT which have recently appeared.
"Ibe Diaries OF Ledy Of Quality" Charles Babbages
Passages ftvm the Life Of Philosopher" the third
and fourth vO,umco q shs lats Sir Fmncis Pasravos
History II Normandy and England" bringing It down
10 tho death Of William Rufus hs first volume Of 10
ssph Maaainis Autobiography aud works; the second
volume OF Charles knights Autobiography Eliza
lletsysrds Lilo Of Jonah wedsswood" the potter
the Hon GrAntley Bcrkeleys Life and ReoolleOtons
Memoirs Of joseph Stargo;" variety Of books 81
travels in the Tyrol Africa Central Aips Perse polls
and India, reprint Of The Revolutionary Epick' as
he spells IT, On early pootical failure Of Mr.. nsrselIs
novels BY L n Comyn, Holme Lee. Macdonald J.
Nastermah the author Of Paul Fcrfol" J. c. Joars
son. Lady Georgiana Fullerton. Mr.. Ho,. Aiss Bfad'
don. and liiss Yongc, and life Of Caroline Matilda
Queen u Denmark ~ Sir Lascsuss HsAsall