The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-16

literature Will give them an almost nntrrd ilcil
from which {" gather stores for their a,lmlrabl,
collection Of Continental traIi.Eatons.
| PI'i. Ilm,p'lnr Parsons is said I" he engaged
upon rhrnl":i wu'k called Deus Homo, which
/, Is further stated. will be 4 popular prscnai"
vi The S"c'lcJ"r@Iam theory of tho divine lll-
| utauitv.
MIR. .I"m Goldman. 81 Passion Is about 10 pub
Iii; . r"l':irc "l travels entitled Ten Months III
laZil.
Tie Eey. NJ. \. prW"lrr Howe. u. D.. IS cugaga!
np"n memoir OF The la;r bishop .AlonZn Potter,
| III PENNSYLVANIA.
Mr.. l.. L.. tilcw-ic@t known by his inimtahc
painting OF bp:mt brook Flir-!- about IL publish
volume of his "reminiscences of his arii liIr.
We arc ~t aware that Mr. Gcw has hitherto rs
saved authorship "s Il more ambitions scale than
the furm If shctcly contributions to opcrindlcS
but tl!cst. show that his keen observation and cXll-
Lcrant Irish hunl"r stand linn i'll good Stead
with his pen us wtli his artist 5 pencil
Mr. Edward II. Hall Ia whose movements n
the Pacific coast va have of late had several occ;l-
sions u alu'lc. rs the result 81 hs recent tonr has
revised and nlarsrd his Suidc-fN,nk Of The Great
Wcsi. sighed for the use "i Travellers miners,
and crni-rants in the Northwestern and Pacific,
States and Territories. II will bG published a the
beginning of .Jnuc hy Mcssrs. d. Appleton " Co..
wi1" will also issnr within Il fortnight the ninth
auii,,al edition nf Mr. Halls Hand Bnn: ri Amcri-
can Travel throug hout tho United States and l'rI-
is!l Provinces.
Tie list of new English hooks are not large.
among them We find: Norway and it's lnstitn-
TONS by the Rev. J. Eowtlcn; Never Caught, a
narrative of Captain Roberts of twelve successful
blockade running trips III 1853 l. "l'lanca Poems
and Ballads BY Edward Blrnnan. the PRONE
thcns Bound Of .E4clyill-." translated in the ,,r
.;iml metre. by c. l.. Cuyry; also novels by i. w.
Robinson. w. j. Eitz m,rck. Joseph liiniI.
VI. dc LamarLnic it is To he hoped, will no
longer present the piabc spectacle nf chronic
bcegar, with which everybody has long been
shocked. The bill for his rellcfwhic passed the
Corps LcSSlatlf l'y llS to 81 votes. all the latter
being conservative members, while many Of the
opposition rcfraIncd from voting, among them NJ.
Marie, the colleague OF VI. dc lamartinn in the pro-
risinnal government gives him the interest nli
5lO.0O0i.. the principal being secured alike FROM
himself and H., creditors during his life. The
message wt:cil acc ,npaniCd the bills rruuutcd, (,
among those who had i'"cn relieved nndrr the law
nf Ito for securing every citizen who has served
defended. illustrated or enlightened his country.
the names nf tuvicr Inurlan, panr''mnmt. Jus
sicu DauncsIiil. thampulun, tumhci. Nirai.
nuprrrc Eugene Bllruouf. lios,Iuct Philippe dc
t;irar The grant WAS generally he'd tl b,' MI
Is:iiiablr lat III the Government was ready
/" assllnlc the responsibility no npposiI."il WIS
made.
The proposal t" erect IN Paris :: statute to Vol
tairc--whicll the JcslitS were expected to oppose
h.s ocr:sioned a violent attack upon him il. tli''
shape of hook largely made M nf extracts from!
his works and entitled III St0aae Il" Iu''Gir6
cttGr" par Lai-h1nr."
H. l;arlhrr,ny 81. llilairr will write the liir "l
Victor Collsil. who made the request III his Will.
ami bclncallicd him his papers for he pnrl"or,
~ ST. iil.ir,', b,r,ti, being uauri first Librarian
ri tn" collection nj ll.0Dh sollrlcs let! by hi'
friend to the SuliIuiIr. ncuf his Three rslt!i!-
ary rgatc,.s wu will have SOME sSll,OO0 tu divide
among them.
~ 'rLirrs. though seventy -iv" yeaia old and
much ri...rsscd with Legislative duties. IL report
c,i ~ diligently at work "a his History ni Flor
t:.r".
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