The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-06
Literary ,rnteIIieense.

We learn from the August number OF tho Unsed
States S<vice Magazine that liz publication Is to DO
continued In peace In and the public should with
equal energy at once tako steps to secure by liberal
patronage the Of this original and valuable
work. and smother the contemptble sheets
now published which, depending army patronage
for support copy and steal from the daes
every item that makes them In the least valuable and
entertaining Tho Service Magazine Ia now the rccog
nizcd organ OF tho educated men in the army of tho
United States and in tho future win be the best medium
for the transmission TO tho public Of the unwrtten his
tory Of the The editor promises 10 furnish records
and rocoectons Of the OF the distinguished
officers OF tho late written By themselves While
this authority will be the very worst that be
ceived the writings will be Of the most interesting char
actor At the Same time other writer's not to be
excluded may look forward 10 something invaluable
for truth spice and originality from those only pro-
per historians Of the Wharf.-The correspondents The
future volumes Of this realty valuable magazine may
therefore BE- confidently expected 10 contain much
that Is interesting though romantic and much
that Ia invaluable genuine history from the pens
Of the best and prominent war correspondents
Tho Service Maoasns Aas reashsd lea fourth vol
ume. and Ia increasing in popularity The editor 10
Professor Henry Coppee. formerly tutor at the West
Point Academy and the pubshos IN Charles b Richard
son, $40 Broadway, New York
Mr. Panizz qaits his post at tho British Museum with
special retiring allowance Of f1 400 ycar-tha is 10
say upon pension equal To his salary El 200, with an
additional allowance Of GOO per for the official
/ residenoo.
Mr. Leckys "Hsiory Of the Rise and influence OF the
Spirit Of Ratonalism in Europe" has reached second
| edition.
Prof Huxley has bcen appointed TO be Fulleran Pro
fessor Of Physiology at the Royal Institution OF Great
| Britain.
nhod.tl ~ a o. of tt,a lat NJ
| j. Fox, NJ p, the well known orator and Unitarian
preacher announced for publication In twelve octave
volumes
We welcome the second volume Of 'I.Anes Arabio
Lexicon great literary enterprise Of tho lake Duke
| Of Northumberland. with which his Widows name,
always associated with his In good works. 10 now cspc
| cially connected
Trubners Record statos :nAt Dr. II N Wander Tunk Is
At present In Englead engaged in examination Of the
valuable oosction Of Malay manuscripts in the library
Of t Royal Asatc Society OF Great Britain and Ireland
, The library OF the lato DR.. Bakie the celebrated
African explorer whose untimcy death took place al
Sierra Loono November last during his Journey home
bas boon disposed Of by auction by Messrs. Patrick
Simpson, Of London.
II is stated that Captain Carr Of tho Madras Native
infantry, will shortly publish collection Of Tclagr
{ Proverbs with English translation aud explanatory
notes. 81. fow sanscr, Proverbs Dravidian Die
ionary is also spoken Of "a preparation BY Dr. Pope
Q | Of 0oacamund.
Part NTH Of Bishop Colensos work on the nentseuci
and Book OF Joshua IL announced with three appcndi
ces-vz:-1 On the Israetsh origin Of tho Sanctuary
OF Mecca q On The Psalms, In reply 70 the Rev. J.
| s. Perowne and tho Bishop Of Ely. On the Ph1ni
clan origin OF the name lao.
We (London Revisp) have more than once In thes'
columns noticed the Partially OF Americans for genoa