New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-31


bis opinions He has spent portion Of the time since
his dismissal in preaching the same sermon. at the inv
taton Of his admirers In several provincial towns He
has jast published this sermon under the title Of
"LEgoisme dsvant 10 Croix pr6che en- 1894 dams les
Sglises do Vauyert. Anduze. Sommieres Czes ct
Clarac" and its publication is creating considerable
sensation among the Protestants Of France.
We are now assured that the Emperor Napo-
Icons "Vis do Cesar will be issued In Paris about the
18th inst. The Emperor was anxious to postpone the
publication until both volumes we're ready; but NJ Plon,
the printer and publisher suggested that it would be
best to issue each volume separately and convinced the
author 1t has not yet been decided whether the price
shall DO six or eight francs
When Alexis dc TOcqueyille died some five
years ago. he left behind him certain number Of yau'
able unpublished writings These have been collected
by tho caro- Of his widow and Of his friend NJ Gustave
dc Beaumont and ore shortly to see the light. They
will be included in the new and complete edition Of his
works, now publishing by Michel Levy, Of which " DE
Ia Democratic Amtrque" forms the first three vol
umes by way Of introduction to which N. dc Beaumont
contributes Preface Generate sur les Euvres dAeXis
do Tooque,ille full of interest.
The third volume OF the Bibliotheca Amer
icsna' published BY Franok Of Paris consists Of me
moIre sur les MGurs, Costumes, and Religion des
ssuvages de rAneriquc septentriorale par Nicolas
Perrot public pour Ia premiere fos par le Rev p j.
Tailhan. de la Compagnie.de Jesus.'
There has just been published in Paris bibli-
ographical history Of tho Society ofJesus and cata
oRue OF works relating TO the history Of the Jesuts
from their origin TO the present time The author is p
Augusto CTayon
NJ. jules Simon has recently published, in
Paris work on The state Of public instruction IN
France compared with England, the different States
Of Germany. and Switzerland The work discloses q
curious state Of things For instance, in the depart
ments lying under the Pyrenees, IL is no uncommon
thing for tie schoo,master to act besdc sacrstan
belrngcr and ernve-digger increasing his income By
such exercises tailoring mending shoes BY the
performance OF those various duties the poor may
manage to obtain income OF as per nm; but then
he has "a pay for tho washing Of the altar uen and FOR
the brushes he in cleaning the church. Truly life
In Paris Is one thing and existence In tho French prov.
inccs is another.
The first number Of an important work con-
nected with the history Of printing has just appeared at
Brussels. Documents IoonographiQues ct Typogra.
phiqucs lie Ia Bibotheque Royale dc Be.gque," with
photo-thogTnphc fac. smiles and explanatory letter
press by the officers Of the Bbloheque Royalc edited
by tho Chief Librarian. Only go copies printed.
AID the subscription !i-t is about to be closed.
1t is well known that this year his Imperial
Majesty has invited several artists and literary men to
Compiegne WHO had not previously grcced bis hospi.
tally. Among these is NJ. Alexandra Dumas the
younger. The Independence Beige gives the following
account Of bis proceedings; THE author Of the Demi.
Monde obtained brilliant success. During the first
few hoc;s Of his visit lie reserved silent and puno
ulDu. lie was studying BIC ground. When he saw
ih,t wit restrained BY tact might allow itself free
cbow.room. his manner grew easer-rpc became him.
SELF He did no, fees to let of all TIC aeworks Of his
vi, and es Lee!rs veIa sstOnished to find that they
amusing themselves much on all official visit to
lis Mcsty they might have done at Monte Cristo Ii
the good old days when the Monte Criso Of the elder
Dumas still existed. told that the Emperor him
self YVES sin aIv struck with the vivacious fun that
spakes IN tho conversation Of this vigorous spirit on
the days when he Is not overshadowed ny melancholy
aui that his Majesty dogned to request him TO mpro-
ysc NJ. Angler occasionally does, charade pro.
verb bright with tho metal that gilds his
spoken words. Ii on tie Of the day fixed for
the departure OF tho series OF guests TO which u.
Alexandra Dumas The younger belonged, and the pro-
posa made that he should snrcs his series as TO
have the necessary time TO write what was demanded
Of him. 'Timer said he; why have from now till
to morrow. And IN twinkng, without any one
having been able TO discover when where and how he
had worked-for he had been lost sight Of in the
intervsl-the htilo dramatic dish was ready at the
appointed hour. well seasoned and cooked 70 q turn
Queries ct Politique dc la Slide dc ls0S
lsl5 If the tile o. a work lately published by G..
Syederus that important period IN the history OF
Denmark. The work is reviewed a. lgreat length In
the Swedish paper. tie "Af,onbladet" tho editor Of
which recommends II to the attention Of foreigners
The second volume of B0htlingk's "Indischo
SpIuchc- in Ssaskrlt and German storehouse Of In.
dian knowledge and poetry. has been published at St.
Petersburg Tie entire work viii consist Of four vol
umes. At Paris has just appeared " Ramayana, Poe
ma, Indieco d VamIci. testo San,cr!to seoondo Co
6ci MaDo.cri',i della Scuola Gaudana, par Gaspare
Gorreso.' the Sanskrit text In five volumes and the
Italian translation in Eve volumes. The same editor
has in the press similar edition ofthe 0uttarnkanda
Fraulein Ludmilla Assing has added a new
volume Of petty scandals from her unces s,ords In the
correspondence between Varnhagen Won Enss and
Oelsner with letters by Rahol. just published.
A complete edition of Bulwer's novels has
been issued at Stuttgart in German, In ITO volumes
new edition Of Miss Yonees tales Is publishing in Cor
man, OF which tho Heir of Redcy fe' aud the Trials
both trarsstei by g. Kolh. have already appeared.
Charlie, Readcs Hard CASH has also been translated
into German by NJ. Scott and Miss Iiraddons Henry
Dunbar and Tho Doctors Wife, are likewise to up
peas shortly in German.
The f rst aud second volumes OF the 81 His
,oire Dplomatique dcs Conclaves," by NJ. Peiruceli
della attina an accomplished member OF the Italian
Parliament has Just been published In Paris. cor
respondent says Tho book Is 10 be history Of the Pa