New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

Les IcUMcS Cc jules CtshI, 81 10 IiNe'
ct ses urs is the title of another Of the numerous
pamphlets TO which the Emperors work has given Use
! 1t is written by Benjamin GGstinean.
4 NJ. Gustave Dole is said TO be at work on al
illustrated Shakespeare of which great things are ex
pected but he literary world Of orsis ndi nani thai
the work of tia famous illustrator Of Peraul Chateau
BRAND Dante and Coryaues should be appended 10 the
! tran. alton Of Lotourneur.
/ Il said that NJ. Theirs has ilf)rmed some
iterrv friends that bis intention 10 write History
Of III, ,oTa'ioa from 1914 TO 1880. ForVany years
past Q has been making collections for such work
and II. !, is thought portion may Be published.
NJ. Ca.mon, late Deputy in the French Clam
her, o.. aolished work ofa financial and parl ameni-
airy ra,urc called william Pitt" II is said 10 con
tain some correct al d rs.ruc,ive information.
Among The new publications Of Older d Co.,
notice the folowi' works likely 10 interest the
philosophical pubic: Iheodicee. Eiules SIR Dieu
10 Crectior. &c.," oy Il Amcdee de Ma -geriei I'm.
ucrsal.;6" o. n. Dasuenault de Hrcbosse la Phi
oscphio dc saut ,ngustiD. by NJ NouIisson, aud La
Nsture Humane. by tie same author.
lIachette IL Go. announce the Introduction
Gereae to tie History Of France about to be pub
lisAel by TIE eminent writer n. Duruy.
!. A new Italian historical novel has just ap.
neoyea IN Turin. 1t il written BY Count Beieiocsc,
and IS founded on an incident IN tie history Of Milan
1t is cutiled Rel ubloani sicrztsehi"
: A photographer Of Turin has succeeded in re-
rroane;ue The portrait Of Dante, by Gioto. in the
Chapel Of tie Pareclo
A new story, Ivy Miss Martinoau, with the
( title Of - Family History" viii shortly appear IN
Once Week.
{ Nh G. II. Lewes; the biographer of Goethe,
is 10 edit the new "Fcitnightiy Review" magazine
which has, for London. the merit Of original idea
All the articles BE- signed by their writer's and
every writer Is to Jeff free to express lis opinions In
his own way Iega dess Of editorial or.cleg consist
ency.
Theodocia TrollOpe, the accomplished wife %
Mr. Themes Adophus Trolope the we.i-known writer
IN italian Subjects and herself distinguished IN ltera
ture died at her hustards villa in Florence April a.
sAe Is known TO English readers by her translation o
"Niconi's Arnado de Brescia." and By her "socia
Aspects u the Isliau Revolution" work vhicsoTisi
snay appeared in the form Of letters published by TIE
4" AthenRuD" 10 which she was q constant AID cher
shed contributor She las also written several articles
upon the modern Italian poets in tie CornhI Maya
zine" ard engaged in completing The series at the
time Of her death. few delightful papers from hef
pen "Reminiscences Of her own childhood in her Devon.
shire home. appeared in IAN the Year Round last
year. Hex ardent love for her second apd adopted
country had rendered her thoroughly Italian in sympa'
INV and nowhere VIII her loss 10 more deeply felt han
in Italy, though no tTuer English woman ever lived
friend who knew her well writes OF her In
the following touching terms: Without exception
have never known any being this earth 30 e1qnsitey
coed and kind. pure in character or In nature 30
yaIously accomplish and yet simple and with
inement and grace that gave her perfect simplicity
TN indescrbabc charm. Her loss will ever be pognan
and profoundly felt by those who knew her In her
own FIoreu;ine home surrounded by the most intellect
ual and cultivated Of Floentino society admired, es
teemed and beloved by all. She wrote and spoke ltal'
ian as correctly and elegantly her Own native En-
glish beside being thoroughly familiar with French,
German and Spanish She drew and painted vel, AID
was an accomplished musician. Her appreciation OF
art ives singularly delicate and subtle The interest
she felt In the political fortunes Of Italy was such that
she 1 lt fairly be called Italian in heart Sheeayes
one lovely daughter who nhsrits aher mothers genius
and al ler mothers grace" Mrs. Tfolopc was great
niece Of the late Judge Garrow
Tho decease of Herr Narbut, TIE eminent Po-
Iish storian is announced At the time Of bis death
] he was eighty.two years Of age.