New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04

Hon NM DOucet Vne bONcrhiDfht ISM" n.
HcostPar5lol. The rival candidate OF d.
adol (who was supported by II. THEIRS 'u'
\ NJ. Gu.zoD was NJ. Jules Janin. kepor'S"'S -
every disposition to eject the Emperor n''i',.
] academy ifhe had oI1red himself and that MS may
90, ~, have beon elected unanimously by tho side
of,f Pre- yest Psradol NJ jules Jaun takes MS re-
,sctiop nv the Academy very pliosophicay. in the
rorrral dos Debatsr he printed IN Imaginary address
u,,osod 70 be delivered by him at the doors OF The
academy rpou his election. The jea Gfsprii is very
spointel.
4 scron comes to us from Paris in this wise
bat tbe Emperor has given to he library Of the Gym
l nssium at Augsburg copy OF Volume !. 81 las
Caesar" The Imperial Gift Is duly set forth in tie
Imperial Autograph tie iy-leaf, but after such an
uns. saay fs4ion Tat age disorlered nerves can
alone account for the shaky handwriting. OF course
those wise in decipAorng character from Autographs
are busy. aud the German papers have general para
igraph upon Tie matter.
Professor RanLe of Berlin has been ennobIed
BIZ tie Ka,, Of Prussia and the King Of WdrtcmbcfG
has clthn lie fs,eAss cross Of ae Iiicdea.oFden'
The library Of the brothers Grimm, which
aims 1852 separate publications., consisting Of sore
900 volumes has been secured for the Berlin Un'er
sity Library Many Of The books are enriched with
Ms notes by the brothers Grimm
The second part Of the nth volume OF the
"Deu,sehes W0rerbuch" of The brothers Grimm, con-
tinued by nildebrand and Weigand. has just been
issued. OfRudolphs 0rts-Lezicon von DeutscAiAno'
/ The iorty-socond part is now ready.
/ 4 new edition Of Arnold Ruge's German
version # Buckles History Of Civilization IN England
has appeared at Loipsic with Biographical mcaoT
and introduction by the translator.
Dr.. Fucrst's Hebrew Lexicon to the Old
Testament" las. in a great measure sueorseded Tie
loder work Of Goscn!ns Iavestgatious and TIC pro
cress Of Oriental studies have b.oushs 10 light much
! that Gescnius was unacqaainied With, Wide d.
sFnerss position as Hebrew scholar is equal to that o.
Ms great predecessor An English translation q TIE
work by Dr. Samuel Davidson is announced IN London.
Frau Emile Won Gleichen-Russwurm, the
only surviving child Of Friedrich Won Schiller has pub
3ished little work entirely oonsecrated TO The memory
sof her father-"ScileIs Amanacs, f,om tha ls'h of
sJuv l7e5 20 lsOj" These Almauacs, furnished Win
drumming margin by Schi'3rs own hand, contain many
fdometic facts Of not much Significance bat rcfeIre
10 the fvorte poet Of Germany they become interest
Einc ard SchleIs friends which means whole nation
swi be thank al 20 Irau Won Geichen for Tot Withhold
Sing these trihcs from them. We read with smiling
satsfactiou That the poet in possession Of 80 col
sored handkerchief 81 shirts. pairs Of silk stocking.
l3 coats Is pairs Of trousers Indeed, such wardrobe
swould be almost deemed sufficient for gentleman who
tneyer II alc vel So in his life We find with pleasure
sthat Schior's cellar was as Wen stocked as bis ward
srobe Some fogietes Of Faernian wine the present Of
a. friend have not been forgotten in the catalogue o.
sbottes Beside these household details Schiller has
,cireiy though briefly, noted down alleitcrs received
and dispatched Important calls, interesting visits
sarc duly recorded. Ofien VIC meet with the name OF
EGocthe; W. Humboldt Kdrner and Gotta are the most
sdigent correspondents letter from Schiller 10 Kant
the year 1895 the only to the great philosopher
seems lest, unfortunately Short marginal notes IT,,
works in hand frequent. Thus We learn h A
s"PhHdn" was completed in twenty.sir days, in Jan
uaTy 1905 Visits TO the theatcr are mentioned, ard al
I he plays named. II has n melancholy effect on III
lrcader TO notes entered in two instances. in al
Evance, for months and years which found lin arcad
fdeparted from this world. A fac-simile Of Schiller
auograph during lis lass days added TO this interest
ling little publication.
4 The photographic dc Ia France records thl
death Of II Nicolas Pccolas, the welknovn follow
saboTcr Of v. Coray in tie restitution Of literature
sGreoce and Of language worthy Of that literature Il
ths seyenty.third year. " riccolas was a native O
lThessoy, and commenced his studies AZ Bucharest
Evidence 10 early in life removed tbs University
sPoris. Here, in 1898 lc became acquainted with th
Hate Earl Of Guforl under whose auspices be occupic
THE Chair Of Philosophy at Corfu Anerwrd b. s'udic
medicine at Bologna. where be took lis doctors dc
gree and removed Paris in which city he continue
to reside till the time OF his death.
Among deaths noticed in the German paper
we find, at Vienna, that Of Wilhelm Won ChCly, u
twelllnown writer, Of Ilcnine Won Ch61y. and q
bthe celebrated Orientalis A. i. Won cher Also o
the 18TH that Of Professor Dr. 4 Forster at WGrzberg
and on the l7ih. that OF Or Gustav Ko.b for man.
years editor Of the " Algemeiae Zeitung.'
DIR. John Brown of Edinburgh who has al
ways something to give that is scholarly genial. an
Eanecdotical, edits for the public under the
"Mystifcations, book privately printed four year
Rago, telling how in The old Edinburgh days Of Scott
iJefrey Harry Cockburn and the rest Of them, Mis-
sstrline Grahame amused herself with personatons
5od Scottish gentlewonen OF diverse types She Devil
tdered jeffrey himself as an embarrassing old Lad
Pitlyal took laird and his wife, at whose hoaso SD
was staying by appearing TO them Mrs Macalliser
from Elgin recommended TO them by cunningy forge
1letter Of Introduction which described her az yer
Samusing great traveller and somewhat Of an oddity
and 20 forth and 80 forth Sir Walter Scott, Il
one of his journals thus recorded his impression o
one Of this ladys INVESTIGATIONS, at which he assisted
March Went to my Lord Giles's to dinner, M,
witnessed u singular exhibition Of personGcaton
Miss Stirling Grabame. lady Of the family from whic
Clavers was descended looks Ike 30 years old and In
face OF the Scottish cast, with good expression, j.
point Of good and good lumor Her conversation
so for as have had tie advantage Of hearpg u 1