The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-23

arts underehe Eejgn ST - ia 80 ana the mo
81. Sainte Beuves Nouveax Lunds keep up
their interest. Classical literature contributes its
full share to the seventh volume, and the two ar
hcles on the Greek anthology prove that the ele-,
giant and accomplished critic is equally at his ease
amongst the treasures Of ancient Civilization and
Corneile's Ie Cid is the subject Of four papers.
Ratiabonne, according to the saturday Review, can
should not have been inflicted on the public.
A. Jal has undertaken great task in his Die
donaire Critique de Geographic ct d Historic, in
tories, both general and special abound. This
also, the ave fohos ef Boyle On tie same class Of
character ono anecdote leads to another. N
3 Z N. Saint Marc Girardn appears once more be-
Fabulistes, like his Cours de eLitterature Dramat-
ique is the substance of lectures delivered by him
at the sorbonne, and it will, no doubt meet with
but around him grouped all the principal abu-
lists Of ancient and modern times and we thus
pass from Greece to India, from India to Rome, in
the most agreeable and entertaining manner. 3
Bossuet's Orateur. A critical Essay ON the Ser
mons of Bossuet is the title OF n new work by e.
Gandar. Nearly POO Sermons: bearing the name Of
yet we know for Q certainty that he only published
,g ssye. himself h Ne may thus. conjectnre what
tory Of tie MSS. of the Bishop 5 discomaes. 81
.:Recits Dune soeur; Souvenirs dc, hmillo, BY
nsss Mas%e ne Graysn i enc q Of new
very great popularity IN France viz: the SEMI
religious, enoi-bioerap volumes, describing
the highestphases Ct Christian life amongst Ro-;
z1an Catholics, and giving the experience Of per
IghtfaI autobiogr raphies q Maurice :and: Eugene
de GneI1n are examples Of this style.sThe sister
whose character is here portrayed with much feel
Ing and genuine simplicity, is Mndle Aexandrino
dAlopeus, daughter.of o wcu-known diplcmatist
q protestant NJ
an accomplished person. Her life scries
Of affections. She, abjuring the Protestant filth,
NJ. Dauban hasspublished q :newIedition Of the
letters addressed by Madame Roland to her two
se11oolfeows, e @ Sophie and Hentiette Cannet from
Under the title of life and Work at the Great
a5d the months # S
abeut to publish three formidable volumes on bis
strange theory that the Great Pyramid was IL
81 m nf dssigaez te tho
the use Of al mankind 5 Sss s=s ~, III
At alecture on .sThe English Biblen by Mr. Dale,
delivered at Moston;s the lecturer exhibited two
Bible which had heen in the Antrobus ss:n;Iy: tor
above esR three hundred years; and copy: Of tho
Of the Rev. John Wesley, was saved from tie fra
6 at Epworth, at the same time that Wesley was
rescued and was given by him to his niece, who
was great-grandmother Of the vito of the le turer
Schhler's-tsEay Of the Bell" was represented ia a
series o1 t1dsedM vfuants. at grand sos,ee given
6ythe Prince Royal Of Prussia in honor Of tho
The Archbishop Of Westminster is about to
publish the late charge of the Bishop Of Orleans
on atheism, and Social Peril = with a preface by
himself on sRationalism in England :,
The new story OF Mrs Edwards. the author f; Of
Archie Lowell =" Steven Lawrende Yeo-
man viii be commenced in the next numbarT Of
the a,asy i: i printed from the authors
{ E correspondent OF the Leeds llercury says:that
xssf Gfas,ls is getting better aad
biographical kind" - - :. ~
y The April number Of the Gentleman IS Magazine
city considering the sta;d character of that period
1cai, IN the shape Of q novel entitled stMade1noi-
sel1e Mathilde, " in which DR.. johnson VIII figure
ssasf ,ssna WIN otnsr literary celebrities of the
Dr.. Cumming Of tseThe Great Tribulation, and
other doleful theological works. was lately black
members. The good Doctor believes ID ths speedy
dissolution Of things, yet he refused . few years
tolerably long lease. 80 5lFi.G 4 81
A literary duel was recently fought at Vsnius.
the eombatsnfs being Leutenant- Colonel Mnnin
biography BY the latter of Daniel MANN, viii WHICH
t9e former considered mnaical to tho memory Of
ms latner; The learned professor received q
Mound IN the right hand ut the first assault and
she aitalr = ended the seconds refusing to allow tho
=. william Ten has Eecsiyed his ~
NJ NJ. a31 a31aIlpg Gonld Aand has gone to join
& fable. MI. Gould an luglish ntqaarian scholar,
Mno Wrote ms Curious Myths OF the Middle
Ages TO perform s.the painful duty y as hetarTns
It Of dsspel1ing the popular bohef in the string
popular bubble: [s @ In 80 80
4 Ats recent business meeting Of tho Cambridge
swnbnrne's poetry from the list ct books recon-.
mended for purchase by. the Library Committee,
hut it Was decided, after much discussion by n
large. me5ority, that the offending volume or
Mr.. Swinburne's last poem, an ode on the Insur-
recton In Gambia, is advertised, to appear in the
has not yet reached this country: \
MI Gould, utterly disregarlful Of the proprio
Ten has been repeated with variations eyer snco.l
tho eleventh century. The original Tel swcs a |
Morse hero, he was a myth OF the Faroe Islande
ns wss e an sn English N Finnish, and PeEsianp
copy. pc-sis, Iceland AMI; s>anrnarll