New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15
LIIERARY ITEMS.

Tho ,bo- f the famous Origin OF spe-
xhs "a All , . publish kindred work On Inc Ntdla-
s,o Z Amin and Plants under Doincs'lcauohi or the
sr,nc,nles - inheritance, Reversion Crossing Inter
. Ing, aud ilectlor'
The first number of "LippincOtts Monthly
xo,zine OF Literature Science, and Education Is an
eed for Jsu1 II is Designed to make THIS Magazine
riosieal Of che first class containing original contri-
efons fron al parts Of the United States, ara from
elsewhere.
A journal in a town Of Normandy publishes
nc subiolned curious advertisement: an. Champda-
vsne schoolmaster at Bayete, receives boarders at
moderate charges suppss families Tth sSrP on
SvtIy day" NJ CAmIdayoine no doubt holds ns classes
10 his kitchen aud makes his boys peel lOt&Vees Ne "
Is hearing their lessons.
ala Societ6 Armenienne dams rEmpire Otto
man" is the title Of work lately published by Prince
Mekerdch Bey Dsdian, OF The highest men Ia Arie
nlan society on his ancient and interesting race LIZ
book IS fun Of curious aid valuable tacts ss a. Eev b0
IJa rstiens hut stil perfectly oOnt2nted HitD heil
srsqtnant by TIE Turkish Government Si'e" S"''1
them complete religious liberty
The Qondon) Spectator, in reviewing lac
Eesuits in North America" says Mr.. PaTAmsn mas
g. sIs tnstics 70 his subject Candid and impartial,
18th AN INSIGHT into character uncoaded ~ any msts OF
rjrdce ho has eded In bringing oeof9 US IA ca
tiectaneG win the parks Of time, aud on which the
original picture lalf etaced Dy lhe figures Va A"SA
Aate which crowded the foreground
A publication possessing soine interest to
certain class OF readers has just appeared In MOSCOW
nAmely, the Dominica Prayer, reproduced In al inc
slave dloD,s but with Russian characters and spelling
The versions SAID 20 be thirteen Ia number aIranSo
come what as fOOWs s&vonic, Russian di0m or lAttle
Russian iG0Ils Bulgarian, seryiau Arorva 10 )9
Tschec SoVaS Polish. kasSOulan, ana Tie illolhs u
nm r and Lower IIca. 81. JeGber, professor OF the
81 We languages aud formerly editor u The SI0veHie IL
author.
The Duke Of Argyll tells n good story. He
vas travelling with the Duke Of Northumberland III
Stretches carriage the NORTHEASTERN Railway AT ore
Of the stations little commercial Traveller got In the
knree cnalted fsmlaFy until tie train stopped at AIu-
Wick Junction. the Duke OF Northumberland got
and met by tram o. sdpEeSn anu SCI SIS
The commercial traveller said 70 his remaining cOi
psuicn, "That must be some great swell. Yer, hdlu
khe Duke OF Aryyll. che n the Duke OF NottAunDef-
Iapd" Bless me-" exclaimed the bagnan, ana 20
think that be should have been so afaOe TO Two htIe
slOps Ike US ~"
The Rev. J. S. Moffatt, brother-in-law OF Dr.
livingstone has written letter. which Is published IN
tbe African papers, expressive CT his opinion respecting
che distinguished explorers fate. In the OF his
lester he says People are necessarily asking NE Naetsr
have not gwen UP al hope respecting Dr. LVlbsstOhe
Stere appears necessity Tor us 10 MAKO up our
minds on the subject st PRESENT. Al the evidence 70 VIZ
eject that Dr. Livingstone murdered by Jhe MaLlDe
S1luas thrOu I'll channel namely, the Johanna men,
Sa MOussa at their head. Two or three different ac
souuts have been ve Dy these men ana not ole account
rceOnc able with the others. WI not occupy space
or time by going into detail; but eny one may sah
himself this PORT Reports have been receiver through
ether not cOrrObOraug but apsoiltey ColIIH
escting the account given by the Johanna men,"