New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
LITERARY II, ,,<v2.

r r. Peterson & Co., Philadelphia, will soon
80 an edition Of Col 20 fncy's letters from LN''i'
,b,Cb have appeared fro q time time in the columns U
M, pyess The letters win be carefully r, whose
1s6dd With imporw nt additions by The au'"o'' ""'
uortratt viii be COZ tanned n The volume
HIND & IL nehton announce for speedy pun
,.,iou q. To r Years in Spanish America u9 J.
orrcl: .ocicty and scenery in Turkey an" "i'''' ~
q W, Eeniamu; Tiger LDie'' Nv. ~ C,I
1.r.cr. "rvo Thousand Miles on Iofs]on"'H, ] 6v Sir
Nciinr. Tie Countess OF Ith"IuNt a., pr,f porucroy.
He Sii tirrv o. Constitutional Law, py IIol
A third edition has just been published III u,
-, ~ ..Tbe History of Philosophy from l""'' "
coute " bv George Henry Lcwes. IN J-neA'n ~ hi
,v.of it: our readers remember the ,ot,
TOW Of philosophy which Mr.. Lcwes lUD5i ailci tle
and rcpaushcd in 1851 The Work eioIT & rice that this
iIrd c tor hut we are warned IN ti' ~ caed n third
Is orIv as AN irongtay citizen u'5 tine account of the
edition Of schOoiboy Anu borli preserving the form
~ .svf biotraplies have ihVCh ri u" while inc
upon me ysiei % ~ final account of the system th&t o!
Aurn.e COmtc, tONLIc lhe aTol NJ G'tn "a Homogeneous
and % finish whlch Dlhd 'Ae ""''0
undertaking
Charles Scribncr g. Co. will publish TINS "eeN
,,,, ,o,r,tv Timothy Ttcomh, entitled h"'HI"''
JIcr life and Mine 1Thc aim Of th' poem Is 10
,hc noyycro of a true woman 10 ennoDc ana ~ -
,evroltohin the true end Of lfc and lea1 nun ~
aftcr II with the same eaIntstness anu -, >
hit lc marked lis struggles to real!zc MS uic
,ri,o ,l,t which is simple and natural j. Ialu
. lilo, of ttc Connecticut where the aul''ui VIZ
born aud whore he has spent ,S rt are dramatic and
iri ar scattered through the poem are H''s13vS 20 %
ami t.ftLctc tenderness. The poem ls-h D!cI'
NP" ~ol of IN, author and its merits promise 10 Sc
-rra II fIe same cordial reception ana ~ :,
,onpi3rtv enjoyed by its predecessor, bltler o"cc'
London paper says singular course ol
ietur,s has Just been brought TO coSe-nothns less
than thc formal inauguration of new reHslo"' Ano
NOW religion IS that Of Posltivism founded Few years
colv Auclstc Comfc; and the lecturer was MI kchdI
Tcr,c long known as fervcnt follower of Comte ana
believer in his religion, although he has only no" '"A'"
,,crs .o fouud Church, with building ana iesu ser
Xr1s Among tile most constant attehUtis " " 3,T
NJ II Ifgcs and his wife, the authoreSs OF ., Auam
TeIe while such as Lord AmOerlcy' lolu
ton aud others, can hc mentioned as tto no. o rrh MI
hearers Sr C0ngUcve has announced INA. a nv f rd "
shortly be built and regular services I,oaity
mo,ins the new creed which IS to regene[ate ~ f ~,
viii them other philosophy or w. fbTon q
universe IS possible except such as can De SO.
LUZ, y observation and experiment.; but the majority
Trulut such men as Mr Lewcs, stop short ol ni IN m
ATi,I Cf he Funre mist consist Of these scientln
truths alone and the practice ol Ic n i,css ne en-
thence derived II is quite marvellous 10 W!lVS @ . m
.husasm with winch the new do0'lnc Is '"A'' ~ ''
preached.
The origin of ShakeSpCares ." Seven Ages o
Man" seems 20 have been discovered 10y MI waiter
EScat who. writing 70 Notes d"d Q"crtcs' says III
po,ID entitled This World is but Nanytc, rom III
lambeth Ms $50 about A. D. 1870, printed in Hymns
me Vrn and Christ edited by T. J. FuIniyan Tor u
Early Iuelish Text Society, TIP. 50 we have very cu
pns conr1rson Of the life Of man TO the seven tnes @
10 d.v- Tho number seven is here determined aIY
rrut.y bv the hours Of the BOmsh Church IhuS, cor
.Uouduc 10 mathis prime. fierce. scNt houe sIN ~
rcut,liuc. which were called IN oid LH-sH 1850.
,,riU es1u0 ttndclHSdHG. ht0d0ySdHg H1'Sgy M
,;0JlsoS we have the following periods OF the day dI
nj mans lite II. Morning. The infant Is AS 'io i r
'nr a fist born spotcss and innocent 2 Ml'norITy N
Tlii- b, Inc period Of childhood D. IndeIh ~ H. M -
nov is mt TO school. g. Midday He is knghtcd, az
rghts battles 5. High Noon tt c. n0mes or Iihh nOui'
nm ITc is crowned king and fu1lls al MS easuIv
, Nilove1oon a. e.. the middle of the period DelWt,
high noon and eyensong). The man begins 20 dluop r
r.rcs little FOR the pleasures Oi youth T. lNcisOiS'
man walks with a staff and death seeks hlin IL seer
80, ,,,oi,lle tat Shakespeare familiar With III
d unralify ana derived from it the leading idea eI
bodied I'm the celebrated speech of Jaques'