New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09
LITERARY.

Paris called les Dranes De MontfAucon.' in which
the prnetiee, Of the barber Of the middle ages who
supplied bis neighbor the pastry cook with human aesh
I bs pcs are SGT forth in true modern French sen
satonal Language.
volume OF letters written by Marie Antoi-
neite the unfortunate Queen OF France, VIII shortly
appear Toy are 70 be given TO the public for the hrst
time with tho exception Of very few, and have been
carefully copied from tho originals in the possession OF
the editor Count dIIunosten, formerly deputy for the
Departmont Of the NOscile. Marie Antoinette's Or.
biography was not the most correct, and the only
change made by the editor Was the reet1eation Of The
spelling. which in some would 90 hardly in;oIsi
be- The correspondence embr& oes period OF twenty
three years from lIIc, the period OF her marriage,
wher sbe only fifteen years old to 1892, yeer be-
fore her death from the time she preparing to
enter France as Oauphness until some months before
she stood before the Revolutionary Tribunal and soon
after on !l'e scaTold.
Count de MOntalembert has arrived in Paris
from Belgium on his way 10 hi. seat in the NiVernais
where ho intends 70 complete his Historic des Moins
doccilent" Tgo olhery volumes OF the "Histoire de
IEglise Cathoque aa Qna,Ttme Steele" by the Prince
do Broglie. are also announced shortly to appear.
The France" announces that Prince Napo-
leon il preparing work on the history ard writer's Of
tho Imperial family.
Pclsser's memoirs viii, after being officially
cleaused from all dsagreeable matter, appear under
the title OF Memories G: Souvenirs par an Aarechsl
de France" The Duchess is said 10 receive pension
Of y 90 francs.
The last Volume OF Count Brogle's " History
Of the Church and the Roman Empire in the Fourth
Century is to appear in Autumn.
Mr.. Charles Dickens's "Great Expectations y
has been translated into French by Gu B. Derosne.
Miss Yonges new tale The Trial; More Links in the
Daisy Chain, is announced among the Tauehnits re
prints Miss 1hackcray's STORY OF Elizabeth" and
Mr. Mark lemons Wait for the End have bozh b en-
published In Germany by Wieiomann of LEIPZIG.
NJ. Rcnan, il is said, is engaged in writing a
pamphlet entitled ma situation"
NJ. de Lamartine is about TO publish COM
pete collection Of his political speeches and pamphlets
from 1884 TO la5l
". j. Gayshas published in Paris bibliog-
raphy OF works relating 10 love. women. and marriage.
new and elegant translation into German Of
The Gulistan Of Sadi, der Rosengarten des Scheikh
Sadi aus Schirss" by q. Ii. T. Nesselmann, has been
published at Berlin.
4 German Shakespeare Society has been es-
tabshed, with It's center at WeiRar, to illustrate the
poets text and to spread knowledge Of his poetry
among German readers.
Boliyar's correspondence is in press; it will
contain 5000 letters OF which are said to De
extremely interesting and valuable
\ novel, in three volumes, entitled Weighed
in the Balance" from the pen OF Mr. james Augustus
81. john is announced.
The long.promiscd edition of the Works of
Alexander Pope with new Life. Introduction and
No,e" by the Rev. Whitore Ewin late editor Of ths
"ouarterly Review is announced by Murray OF Lon
don as nearly reedy. IL Will include the materials col
oc,ed by the late Mr.. Croker, and all the notes Of the
previous editors which are illustrative Of the text The
correspondence will comprise about 700 letters which
have noyr hitherto been collected and OF those nearly
40 are entirely new, ard printed ION the first time To
the Prose Works VIII be added the snecdoe4or Pope,
and the records OF his conversation which have been
preserved by Spence and others The Poetical Works
viii contain the unpublished satire the Duke OF
Marlborough and many new lines and various readings
derived from the original manuscripts which were pre-
scented by Pope TO bis friend Richardson.
Mr.. Murray viii shortly publish work by a
Hungarian traveller. NJ vambery, who, under the dis
guise Of dcrvish-ior which assumption of character
be- had gone through ten years Of preparston,pene-
ratcd into the heart OF Central Asia visiting Sanar-
cand, Bothaya, Balkh Horat and ycnturng among The
wild Turkomant
Physic is a curious subject for a work Of fic-
ion, yet Messrs. Smpkin, Marshall a Co have just
published in volume, novel under the title Of
"Who Wins Being tue Autobiography Of Samuel Basil
CarlingGord, NJ. d. a Homeopathic tale.
Mr.. Tennyson's new volume Of poems, 1.-THE
Idy, Of the HEARTH" is announced for publication in
July
Saunders, Obey & Go. are preparing for pub
LEGATION history of the careers OF the two famous Con-
federatc vessels the Sumter and tho Alabama compiled
from the private journals Of Capt. semmcs while in
command OF the vessels and from mass Of letters and
other documents
Mr.. Hotten Of Piccadlly is abont 10 publish q
Of coloquia expressions giving, where POS
aibe their origiu with instances Of their use. which
has been in Of preparation for time BY the
compiler OF the small Dictionary of Modern Slang
published In 1899 The new book is entitled The Slang
or the Vulgar Words Street Phrases and
Past Expressions OF High and Low Society" and II will
contain Il is said several thousand words and phrases
In daily use but which are not contained in our English
dictionaries
The world Of philosophy ana letters has sus-
famed heavy loss by the death Of James Frederick
er.es professors Of Detsph! and DOticd scorOny