New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

The second volume of tho Historic do julie.
Cesar" 10 Amos: ready for publication. the last sheets
being In the printers once Copies Will be ct ono"
sent 70 the different uasa.ors IN foreign ooun'n''
and the dineren. edition, viii appear simultaneously
about tbs 10, OF june. IL IL moro than prooso'e IN"
the short Life Of CSsar which tie T'r's h~Pe'o
kyv-- 80 h.vs vriii-n uhl. """""~6 Al ~ S's'~A'
will b given 10 the world In tie form OF German eii
,,on before the seooad volume Of his nspbew's work
sees the light. Tho work from the pen OF Napoleon
viii Be- pab,ished Of AussbarE.
In the presentation copies 81 the "Histoirc de
julie. Cas.r notice follows tie title page stating that
the work has been translated into English, German
ITALIAN. Spanish. Portagcse Russian. Danish. Nor
~ssisn Swedish and Hungarian. Ii Is said that the
Emperor has Instructed NJ. Jerome. the painter. to
draw full length figure q essr in military costume
a. q frontispic,s To the second volume.
VI. Ponsard sent to the Emperor al acknowl-
.dgrnent Of the receipt Of presentation cory Of the
Historic dc jules Cesar In which occurs theioIoving
| line
Mortuas ct vivu' nsrstnr Csss,~ Csa
which I, beng much criticised IN Paris and by way Of
emends,!on. 1, 10 suggested to read
vi,u. d.fanc,o n,r,i Cesar, de Gear.
A new edition of "CRaars Commentaries"
ransiated into German nv =. L. Hans and DIR. Fr
snsci. IL announced as preparing by MAJOR Won Cohsa
sen. who viii make liberal Of the Es'pcra of the
Fr-nehs History Of Ca.sr witch throws 80 nEeh Few
xlt upon the g.ogrsphy Of Gaa In me time Of CGsar
The King of Sa1ony, one Of the fist Dante
scholars Of the day has been specially invited man
Of letters. not AZ sovereign g. become the sucst 81 the
King Il Italy during the grand Dan,. commemora'ou.
which Is TO take place Florence Ia May. The implied
complmenfhss been fully appreciated by King John
wa nd
Greece. and 10 shortly expected in Paris Vol l.
Of bis Lives Of the Apostles viii b. pnblishcd iu May
Tho French clergy besrrng themselves to prevent
Its PubeAiicn or at sss TO limit the cIrculS With
In their ovn disirieta
Both the Universities Of Oxford and CAM
bridge have inst testified their opinions and approval Of
The services rendered to rcrei literature BY Prof
Ii'etendorf BY conferrng upos him the honorary DE-
gree Of Doctor ofawI Such testimonial must be a'
srsf Ing TO himself as Il viii doubtless be TO the En-
peror OF Ru who has become the fortunate Possessor
OF the ode1 SinatIcus" discovered by Tischcndorf in
one Of the mon histories on Mount Sinai end witch
prove, 10 he powerful rival to the famous Vatican and
AleIsndrian Manuscript. OF the Bible. His in fact
remarkable Circumstance that The three ceneis Of the
leading divisions Of ChrstIsniiy-namey the Englsh
Romsh and Greek Ciurches-shou'd now respectively |
possess copy Of the Sacred Scriptures fourteen or
fifteen Lrndred years old Dr. Tiscbcrdorf has bees
engaged a, the odlelan Library 10 carefully Using
The Laedn Greco Latin MsIgsorp, Of the Acts Of the
Apo,tes and las srsted the scholars Of this county
by eIhht'ng u them the Leipzig fragments 81 his
famous manuscript.
Ii may no. be generally known tina. for some
years past the great pGblIe hbTsres In England have
been busy perfeviinY their scrss Il AncIicsn books
he volumes and trets rsle,ine TO the Now World
printed before the Rerolutop and the various pubi,a
ions VI importance issued In the United states aud
ada slnoe that time. The presence Of an energetic
American dealer ia London. whom the Society Of An.
ilunres have admitted Is Fellow. has doubtkss had
much TO DO with ts In the recent communication Of
ne1It In the yearly purchsses n alluded to- I'm 40
ordsnce With vote VI the Library Syndicate May H.
s4 duplicates to the number Of ~ volumes have been
en nom this librsry 10 Mr. II. Sto,ens bookseller
,chanec for Amer lean literature, 80 American books
sVs also been obtained irow NJ. stevenA' The
epot also ssys that in thscoarss Of lo6+ <l3 vo,
loss TO the amount Of Rt2 6i6 were purchased at
ales- From tie lumber room and store. room. l23
~riodicsb such a. directories. army ists. Law and
,cdical Dss calendars. 40. LAT year collected
ranged. and registered tea pamphlets were cate.
'sued. aud upw'rd Of 400 susu books and psnph
Is were removed. registered and placed upon shelves
the newspaper rooa. sse and other ostaiogues 20
10 number Of 1000 we're cstslosusd and put on the
hevss large number of books aud tfscts purchased
Hsbcrs sale 10 November. Is< have q length bssa
atsl0susd end NrsaEsA. Ansss tisa ars "a trss,s