New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
LITERARY ITEMS.

g. 70 announce for publication inc
She'uVn Sh,-.ors. "Waiting for the Verdict by Mrs.
Oio"' O rroriing Davis, author Of "Margar't Ho"'"'
49, Among the Iron Mills" &c. "The LIE an"
s Wayland, D. d. IL. d, - late President ol D'o"n
r,oity by hls sons the Hon. Francis Wayiano an"
o. n L. Wayland "The Life and Lotitis ol tne NOV
O. W Bethune D. D by the Rev. Abraham h van
Nest. ID. ID. "The scxtons Tale and other Loems oy
TbeOdOre Tllj0n, Editor OF me Acc Ot t''T 80 rcf
revvalst. "a new Enlarged Edition oi LIS; iulhsui
Receipt Book, and Young Iior'sekecprfS As'is' @ ,e
ehaser on CarUnS has been aadeu u 80 ce aS 70
number Of new receipts, with special felereheo "
economy ia cooking
Mr.. John Hill Burton has been appointed by
the Queen fIistoriographer for Scotland
Count c. F. Vitzthum dEckstadt, who mas
represented saxory the Court of ST. James ior MANY
years Is about 20 publish collection OF mther'o "np"V
under the title of Maurice Count OF saXohy' anu ~'
Josepha Of SaXony, DaUPhne OF FIah'o'
A new paper is about to be brought ou' !"
Paris with the title Of carte de Jour 1t VIII ooio
ply Of the bills Of fare for the day Of all the
Paris with list of prices, and will form pouy VI
Ing for the epcure Of te nST fot literature was that
of caoeTy books Which She said gave her an apeuMie, M
The new Paris paper will tran Ia'o soo Peopi0 " wv
seventh heaven OF gastronoinic ple'SuIo'
m;ptcr at Nice. NJ. Gauther, who has been
,o1 IN, the cnstom of the Prefecture, having been
warned by the authorities that he would lose that priv
loge IL he continued 10 print certain independent
,r,oi calamity refused accept such terms which he
soIJ vonld rCuuIOIilsc lis honor MY presses ne
rot IN fc prcfcct belong to whoever wishes to use
tem IN conformity with the law To refuse them TO "a
Iourul hccasc dis lcd-cS yUu would DC To abuse the
nj vicee which TIE law cOufcIS me; ana 70 consent 10
The cnuact pror1Scd 70 would be, repeat TO sacll
fGe NV honor and tnat of my frm for pelf. can
not do IT," II 10 he hoped that other printers who may
be similarly exposed To the inSOlence OF Office VIII act
with equal courage and dignity.
The Q-ondon) Spectator says; "There has
been strictly literary discussion in the British Asso-
citation gcnuineness Of correspondence which has
been discovered invented more probably first IN
vented aud then discovered between Newton and Pascal
aud which l. ip the possession Of French gentle
man, NJ ChaSCs, who seems 10 have an honest fath III H.
sir David Brewster showed pretty COncluslyey that e
correspondence is pure forgery, the motive OF Whch
probably 10 make appear that Pascal suggested 10
Newton his discovery OF the law Of graVitaton SF
David Brewster first showed that the correspondence as
Sir Isaac Newton 10 have written on inc lhhuF
tessma Calculus at the early OF II, when ne was
boy at school, innocent of mathematics hyg Kites ana
evidence that Newton wrote TO Pascal IN MS me-
Again NewtOns handwriting and signature are nor
those of the forgery, which sometimes makes nm slen
himself Newton as If he were peer Again. an SN
pertinent with coffee is mentioned by Pascal but cOee
unknown in France in Pascals time. Again. Newton
n made to write IN French, which Ee could not We anu
could read without dictiOuaTy-al his foreign cor
resOpdcnce is iu Latin lie made 20 express eternal
gratitude to Pascal-a word impossible to an EnsISh
III Sir David is right seems pretty ceftau' 'ho
forgery labOIiOus and wholesale one, as IL seems 10
incnde letters from 20 or ~ different men or the hShest
emnencp OF that day and documents processing 10 Oe
IA Pascals handvriting well as the Newton letters