New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
LITERARY ITEMS

Naf NyAtt's4a''
- .,eS-oon Charles swinburno, reprinted from advance
., ,ho otho,, new vollme now the press Of Tcknor
W., wa look in them IN vain Tor recurrence of the
.,aruinr rhythm which mae TIE songs IN A'l"n'a so
,.,oa They sJe decidedly inferior 10 tue poems oy "'
49, sUnburne fret became known 10 the public ano We W.
"a ,e,st ne be o. hit is ncF co lection Of verses ~
,sne,f,ne The mistake he made when he puesa'a inc
r,s.on Mother and osauond and imparng DIS 'V'luON
~ k-rqgnc out OF obscuy the crude efforts o. nv yO'"s
gu,a The following lines are published Uncsr w VIC ="
"Rondel"
Kissing her hair ! sat against her iee1, .,,o,.
No and ouw0vs h. wound and found sNe'ti
Made is tseTewh her hands, arSs s, lS1 nor eyes
Deep as deep flowers ana ae ~ tas az her air
Kissing ben hair
c,,oo were no spsetor t'an her face TO me,
Slocp Of cold sea bloom under the cold sea
what pain cculd set between my face and GERS
What new sweet tlRg Wonld love NOT relish woi't'
gniess perhaps White death had kissed ue tLt4''
Kissing Der hart
hralhs-a Of Fp-rv Saf,sey purpose TO enlarge th''
sovula perodecl on OF september by the adaioh u
.rht pdges Beside Henry Kiugseys sheoe OF sneoSs
Asy announce story By Eluvad About Inc 'u'Ie"' ~"
ssr CONTAINS an essay by Mathew Arnold
Tho Rev. J. K. Craig Of Oxford, has pooiiSne" ""'
ths tite Of The Province Of Reason in Religion avery
sidlculous rbymiug answer 10 bsnop No''"''' avn
rsote few lines:
vHave AZ ve now We dToll champions
Not Chris; ndoi o. bat some far ditlTen' oom'
6o-slom or E-iom tnOt the best Of soos-
I'm SAY ny brother } acob when we ceue
Yuy fathers dying day)i-
And worse are bau rash ESau
gor pottGge foI. whose rancid scum
Your own materials coarse and raw
SS false Your brhrght scn and would 6oas l'rae'''y
.HAye at thee now Natdl Arithmetic,
They tell was the sordid base wherein
Erected your fame. ond t9e isbne
Ia base enongb bnilt UP t1at base epo''
Have at thee even there
s seoSs your % Ti ITSs9 ao F Sas a '' gone
It's charge presumpiuousy laid
AOaine he ctl-nm
bs Rgle youT Hook prcscrbes o IL Cube Root and be
square
The French Empress has pyoentedt TO the Imperial
ssbrarv Of Paris large Bible IN vols Of the Thirteenth
rsptury recently brought lom Arabia IL is written on vel
INN contains many valuable marginal notes Is illustrated IN
ssry curious and exquisite and Is altogether sren'
Ba specimen q OLD works OF ths hind.
curious book has just been published At Paris ID
vhlch under the i.e "Msnl,e d. Msenea'mc dn uiobs
NJ de pIgmaBt6" the author Capt. Bruek endeMoIs 70
xro,o that the destiny Of the human race s influenced oy the
sarths magnetism In Ike as the zodaeM hight
shooting stars and Other Datar phenomena are Feeooe 10
m elect u magnetism; great events ia ihe history o.
nations and ndi, duas Tor example tic yh day 0i NO'om
Der the day magnetic circulation and OF least ph'sca
and moral energy While she ed % june Is tie day oil most
s,yeuIaton and most energy. 1he 18th BTumare Nov "
Vas q memorable Cay The life OF tie First ConsA Tho 22i
NJ june saw tie finish Of the Empire. Then again. " is 20
aesetsm that great oal are dae-lea
sonisn in Prussia Anglcanism N Engiand Galcansm IN
Yrnnoe aud Catholicism tie Papal States Moral phoso
piers win perhaps amused at this mode o. treating their
special subieotwhe science viii be benefited thereby
another question car Buek states that he IS prepared iof
siAmor opd 10 be treated dreamer.
The seventh volume of NJ. GuizotS Memoirs VAL
%. 30 Published until yeH Il Cauic tie narssi'e
she hsorians political The Goth OF February lss
s eve q the Revelation. sad that the eighth volume
Swinging the work down VI. GRizos de h is not 70 be -
sned until tie authors decoase II Is Kept written up t'
she present moment that 1t is always in perfect state FOL
chs pfner GuOs correspondence will also he published
amer his deoeae His letters believed 20 he o. the great
est interest smong them being fewer than l20 letters om
Louis Philippe upon every Of importance which toos
pisce between 1910 and lsis.
The Partisan comic sheet the Figaro informs rs
fssder az 10 the true Of certain popular writers Per
asnd Csbero eouceals the Of Queen sisteno es'
srponage than the Dael Of Montpenser The EmpeE
cousin Madame Ea,azri Las signed Camille BelrrI.
Baron STACK ard " ViscOuut d'AlbeDs' Tho fath
.uthoress was the late Hon. Mr.. Wyse Iish ,
seod faulty, and for many years English MINI - -.
he married daughter Of Lue!en Bonaparg - 49, -
HJst Emperor and separated # m bis WITT 80 -
mage. His eldest daughter married p,o 49,. ~,
soStnigbt after bic death, Visitor Emg -s
sssz. AS the Princess de Solms ,. 'D'y' " ,,
Ryaied the place OF Iendezy OI VIC 10 y. -.
srtistio world OF Paris Pc .,1'1"ID,.
xeyuaud are tLe psendop.as OF Madame Ds'N-
~ Ill, rrrahor The Da5iH Recteo has an eX-
-, - =, n Nero il africa ard the West Indies,"
- - -. i.sbows that emsnc patton in the West In.
. -, - ;0uense benefit 10 the colonies and that
s., 80 :, ye distress which the lsandeIs experienced
o., ,n rsD OF that measure was Lot Tie abolition Of
vpsveyv prt zee trade