, 1870-07-31
LITERATURE.

Tho latis rutlIshcrs Of pant da hock's
novels arc said to have made over million
francs by tie sale Of his numerous books.
--Iuuisa Muhlbssh. the productive German
entitled "Eugenie; or, Mistress s1li Em-
li1ets.
Tho latcst piece OF literary col alteration il
u the case Of i've Elaine students who con-
tiuca and wrote dime novel.
Lord lluuShton {E. II. 41ilncs) vii! reyiew
"Lothair" fir the Ei,.Lur1'. Eesie.c. - Lcth-
2ir," it is stated, vii eoon be Tut the l,.d.x
LrEHry1!or4us of Rome, for it's reflections OH
Jtsui,asna i'll England.
--GuKot employs lis leisure hours In writ
believed that thc idea was suggested TO Inn
by Walter Scotts "Ialcs OF 4 Grandfather"
-LsmArsine left aTnopg hia manuscripts
carefully Nr1tttn memoirs of his mot.er and
Of bimeelf. The ti1st lifo is complete; the
autobiography is saia to be 8 nnhle fragment.
1tese VAL be published simultaneously Id
Faris and London; in tho latter city tic edi-
tion Will }e in English.
"A roeiety for the study Of tho Tainnd in
Taris, celebrated the final conclusion Of their
! trsrstation Of tho T,imud bE ! supper. Ii
| tcck them twenty-five ycars 10 pas through
sll tie volumes Of til. wo.k.
| "a newly y.discarered Chinese poem, Ii Sac.
written Slj yea1n before Christ. il ssisl to prove
thai the existence Of America WAS known 10
the hinese At that time.
The largest srm ever given fer \ book in
ireland was =, 2oo, nj lie recon, sale OF DR..
Tctld's library, for copy OF WAGES works,
Nish his mnhuscript at3ditions.
Orc Of the FIT bOnkH II tho autumn will
be Charles Dickens beautiful sketch, " \
Ch,1ds DIcsm Of d Star" with illustrations by
Whoever luys Tom Hoods new novel will
get ,leir u Money Worth" whether they get
| tho ~ GrtA of their noncy or not.
--Fielda. OsgooA It Go, are 10 publish. earlT
in tic isll, q biography ot 5lessrs. Gales i
Scaton, tie wc!1-know1l printers and rrurEie-
tors Of the National Inletli3snctr. The au-
thor OF the work is one Of tic daughters Of ono
OF ttla famous ffEl.
john co1neliu: o Call,ghan has written a
book, entitled, History Of tho 1rish Erigadea
III II Service OF France, from tho Revolution
in Great Britain and Ireland, under Ja11es
H. 10 tie Revolution in France, under Louis
I THE srecs1cs OF yarzin>' il the rame OF an
ecs ct.ts rcetn by Esn.t EcEsrsirs. Connt i--
mark riding OH horseback at midnight is net
" tic spirits Of Stall, CaroIr, AEndt, Fre'l-
lii the Great. Ios er!a II. Stein, ,tc., kc., anil
each Of 'l,era. With a csnoor supposed 10 re::-
lain only to another etase ut existence. tells
TIE Nan of Germany what be tinnks OF him
II d Ltt political 1oEgs. Ekstcin has alrcasy
don't scte good tLiuga in the ..,uioronr line.
The Society of Hebrew Literature '.a
1t l@s teen organized at London Sit l'ayi1
:,als one is the l.eeiden., and nte Of the ses-
tlttrics IL Mt. y. 4. Ha.tog, the gentleman
sau distinguished EiIRxeI 80 much 4: CtEs-
a.Gee last year. d.. Adler and Professor
Eentscl,, the author OF the famous "laln''a
article, arc among its Directors
-tlaEs Bteitu.srh tChA1lrs G. Leland, il
NOW iu Ls,t.aon experimenting tile rslbljta-
ricn al complete etflti-n ct his Ge1m-n-
EErlish rocns- His ltew volume will contain
s.E.e very curious additions. in tho nature 81
.LL.lnes Gu the lsoad, descriptive Of life in
| TrycIe with TIC lively measures Of Mahitlel.
Belgium, Holland. aud 1ta1s. In Rome Ereir-
main interviews HIS Holiness. and discusses
NTH Lin tho question OF inta11tilty+ il
eanopicel Latin. The book vii! also contain
lur1esquc on ueine, whose works and
EtLius Mr. Leland has ma4.e = special asudr
Lcretofase.
The Eeoxteut1 givea one OF two examples
oi the decline in vAlaa in tooks qnite a. re-
1pailatlo as tome Of the instaarts Of an enot-
n.ous appreciation in rare copies. Bishop
tiiLs on's :. Preservation from Popety," lev
seatr ago. used TO sell for $G5 or so. now it
llt:s few purchasers at S4.25. uamuond .
~ctkr, which formerly commanded Sl0. are
hos ~sisst Ssstes s ,,p,s London PAPER. can
seeoi1sc, In Eea4t ll;tls committee, cop-ist-
,.s of tNent1411 gettiemen, who urganilel
.i' teltL.ase1 performances - III Memory ~
, LLtEi.s Jcirold thirteen years ago; nut oi
: m ..n si1ee he performance took rlsce
1L+is ns1nes arc: Chzrles Dickens. William
.iateteace Il1cieray. John Leeeh, Alber1
4
Marx Lemon, Sir Joseph Ta1ton, Peter Gun
iii CLAN, and .Atthus Smith (:A1Dest'e brother,
E ulo oftciated As the iu'lefa1isaLle Secretar,
Of the whole Affair."
= a tsuy Las been told ct Eraeeless seam.
t WHO gained Ecce-s to the Clarendon printing
tf:rein Oxford. England, where the forms OF |
e new edition Of the Ep,scur1f Prayer Dock h,t
. just been made up and were ready fof tht
! 1zcss. In that part Of tie a. form containing
J.. tie marriage service he substituted the IttteI
| + fan fAS.f foff. iyt$H IA un
she vow - to love. honor: comfort, etc, e
L l.tg as ye both shall live wss made to reat
1 50 IoEs ss ye 10th esiall like" The chang
: eas not discovered till the ~hule edition wa!
; -aloutigreur Perney, Vicar Apostolic i,
I China, has Just completed work Of innenf'
= labor in ! French and chinese dictionary. II
| ear nothing OF tire intellectual e1eFdon in
= v,lved IN tuch \ literary e1ercisc, the msehan
o | ical d fhculties WIRE almost overwhelming
= Tue Chinese written 1anEnaEe il set forsh Il
q eikhtx thousand different characters. The IN
+ defatigable Bishop had to make mou]da 10
n all .ftse IN which to snn the t!Tse- And thes
It Ind to set up the entire volume with mis- or1
il hand. Ard thus labor was accomplished in
b nsnow cell IN the restricted establishment 10
n foreign mis- fions. The titst volume has heel
II sent to The Emperor in IAz7s-
10 - jke Life OF our Savior. ~riftenibs INC
ly ei Z fr his children. is fo le pEtl!shcd stos
i hl.nchatd Je1rold eays in m article u tn
10 | last rumf ef OF the Gfs.tlenan's Magazine
,e s1be Life OF our Savior Was written y
20 Clt1les Lickep. 10 guide the hearts OF hi
= ei iiren s1d it ever labor OF loyo WAS oon
le b. tbs, NEST affectionate nature, this vas pre-
e:Diuf u,lY it. Ds The e3o4aent nageH shAt 10
Of vii shortly he pat vi,hiu the Ieash or e,er
n English ard Amc1itan household. the childIe
a. o. & arles Dickens wrEe sauEht thsH hE'
it letsors OF Christian love and th7su'
te ciivalIy."
5a fer the 4sfnanps for over thirty years. late
rad before he r., AntsFeDs'sEossi oa -
sr, ciety, IN lGHoons, ~ 49,. ~ - r,.,-;a,i ;
.ia ssnti,e genius in woman is most curious A
- iuexrIicable, and anords another signal tilt
or trs.ion Of the contradictions And incousiste
IN cies which mark music beyond any other \
~ While women have achieved distinction, L
IT, often grtat. sueceas in literature, psiutit
.fe sculpture, architecture, and science. md VII
W. they are unsurpassed Is Interpreters OF I
Il Grsms and OF the art OF music, not \ sotiss