New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20

.ubct very pleasantly and with great good sense. The
BOX Is well worth reading. 'Claudus and Hebel'
hso valuable work, being an analysis OF the DOCKS
and tho tdo,ynaorasy Of writer's who lie too far out Of
the ordinary range Of authorship to be satisfactorily
treated by the generality OF literary histories pu' VINO
reflect with unatered purity the really nationa' SPIRIT
the distinguishing peculiarites OF their coun'rymen.
The work contains notices Of Geert Jeremias Gotthe
and other kindred writer's"
Lord Macaulay's celebrated and most hack
neyed image OF the traveller from Sew'Zeaand stand
ing on broken arch Of London Bridge to sketch Inc
ruins OF St. Pau's (and which was first used by the
essayls-for he employed II more than once-in a re-
view OF Ranke's History Of the Popes' written IN
le2D was derived. IN the main, nom Voneys huihs
Of Ancient Empires and that 1t Is also to be found In
letter Of Horace Walpolc to Mason (November IT'D
in Kirke Whites poem on Time and in Sheiley's
parody on Peter Bell" How many are there who ore
aware that the phrase, 1.-THE schoolmaster ABROAD
was originated by one who Is still living among us'
Yet 1t was first uttered by Lord Brougham In speech
delivered on January 2s. 1923. Let the soldier be
abroad II he WILL" said the orator; che can do nothing
in this age There IL another personage-a parsonage
less imposing In the eyes Of some perhaps Insignificant
Tie seloolnaster Is abroad and trust TO him. armed
with his primer, against tie soldier In full military
array" Lord Russelps exclamation, Rest, and be
thankful which he avowedly repeated from the in
scription scat at the head Of Geneore Is TO Ie
found in one Of wordsworih's sonnets.
In the year 1864 there were published in Lon
don according to the Literary Gazette" 1853 new
works and new editions, including pamphlets. or these
there were Of Religions us; Biography and History
2s3; Geography, Topography and Books Of Travel. ISL
Fiction. including Juvenile Works s42i Poetry and
General Literature SOS; Annals and New Serials. l66
Law and Parliamentary. 20, Medical and Surgical,
l24; European and Classical Philology. including
translatons, 1872 English Pbiloogy and Education,
IN; Naval, Military and Engineering. 50; Politics and
Questions OF the Day SCI Agriculture, Horticulture and
Field Sports &c; Art Architecture, &C., 50; CONNER
cia, Ill Science and Natural History, 10.
DR.. Pussy is about to publish a collected edi-
ton OF his " Occasional and University Sermons"
The papers by Llewellyn levitt, +. s. A.,
In the Art Journal" on Wedgwood are about to he
published in one volume with additions. These add
tons have resulted from Of Communications re-
ceiyed by Mr. levitt, important aids having been ten
dercd to him variety Of incidental and Illustrative
topc, ALL therefore, that careful research ana In
dustry added to large experience concerning brtiSh
ceramic art bring 70 tho assistance OF the writer
in treating the life Of this ilustrous man. viii be given
London literary journal says: "A fortnight
ago We announced that IT rumored In literary cir
cles and very generally believed that the Poet Laurie
ate was about TO be made Baronet. Several OF our
contemporaries copied that statement adding comments
Of their own; but within the last few days, the editor
Of O. revived Peerase which died natural death In
so has written to the papers denying the assertion
IN toto 1t Is wei known TO many, however that the
Queen Las long desired TO express in marked manner
her respect 10 the poetical genius OF Mr. Tennyson
and her gratitude for the dedication TO the memory Of
the Prince Conort prefred TO revised edition OF the
Iiylls OF the King. We believe that we are correct
liz saving that communication was sent TO the Lau'
reate's house. with n view to aseertaning his own
wishes on the sGbect but It may be that Mr. Tenn!son
prefers the unadorned position he has long held IN the
eyes OF the world. stu the statement had consider
able BASH In ct and II remains TO be seen whether or
not the Queens gracious wishes in ills respect VIII DO
carried out"
A new monthly Magazine entitled the Gath
OLE World IL announced of speedy publication under
the edi,orship OF Mr.. John II. e. Hassard. II Is In
tended 10 be An eclectic magazine containing selections
ON the leading foreign periodicals. but admitting also
articles from otter sources in accordance with tie
spirit end scope OF the enterprise. Although TO GER
tain extent, claiming the position OF reRlous mag
azne It's main design Will be 20 represent the current
Of Catholic thought throughout the word on all the
varied interests Of civilization. Tho practical expert
encc cultivated taste ard literary accomplishments OF
the editor afford guarantee that tie promised period
cal will be conducted with ability, good feeling and
good Judgment
A new and beautiful edition OF Theckeray's
Works is announced for publication by Messrs Harper
Brothers II Is 10 contain many q the shorter tales
essays md sketches Of the author Of Vanity Far'
now scattered through many magazines, and never be-
fore published In this county This will be the fret con-
pete edition OF Thackeray's writings ever printed
either in the United States or Great Britain.
-Four Years OF Field and Prison Life in Sc
cessia, The Adventures and Experiences Of Journal
ist. while accompanying the Union Armies through
Seven Rebel States Together with account of his
Capture while running the Rebel batteries at Vicks
burg May Sd 1863; bis twenty months imprisonment
at Vicksburg. Jackson, Atlanta, Richmond and Sails
bury, his Escape and perious Journey Of over three
hundred miles TO the Union lines at Knoxville; by
JusIus HENRI BROWSE, Special War Correspondent Of
InE Tribune is il the press Of y. D. Case Co.,
Hartford Conn.
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