The New York herald., 1870-06-13

Lotilair In Historic Retrospect and Continuo.
tion-Al Glory Due to Israei-C0unt Bis.
marcis, Gladstone, Generals Lee, sherman
and Lopez of the Royal Linc-The Messiah,
Found.
From Blackwoods Magazine for June.l
1t Is unnecessary TO point out TO those who remem-
ber the singular theories broached In Mr. Dlsrael's
former novels that the adventures OF Lothalr can
scarcely be expected to END with the present third
volume 1t VIII easily be anticipated that sequel
still more remarkable than the commencement OF
that nobleman's history Is in progress-in fact we
may whisper that the same assistants have been
secured for the future as for the present work
namely, the writer Of the Drury Lane pantomimes,
gentleman on the stan OF the court Jour-
nal, and O celebrated addoctor who is in
the habit OF making copi0us notes OF the
conversation OF his patients Nothing whatever
Is SAID In LOthair about the pre-emnence OF the
Jewish race, which formed so prominent feature In
former work. In that preceding novel 1t was
time existing were OF Hebrew blood. But whole
generation OF celebrities has sprung into distinction
since Mr.. Dlsraen Is not man VINO abandons Ills
IDEAS and 1t still remains for him to do justice to
those which he most fondly cherishes. Accordingly,
in the continuation OF "Lothair" many eminent per-
sons OF this time-such as Count Bismarck, President
Lopez Generals Lee ana Sherman. Messrs. Bondin
aad Leotard, Herr Joachim, Madame Patti, M. Les
seps and AT. Fechter.w.l be all proved 10 belong to
peror OF the French, though u Jew, can only claim
anity with an inferior tribe and Mr.. Gladstone, if
aJeW at all, Is OF the pOsterity OF Shime who re-
ved David. The descent of the Rothschilds from
the wealthy Israelite who supplied the materials for
the golden cali Is briefly but clearly traced through
tic money changers who were driven out OF the
Temple
Ali this, however, is merely eplsodlcal to the con-
tinuation OF Lotlar's history. The struggle be-
tween the Protestant and Catholic friends OF that
hero for the possession OF so important prOseyte
wnch occurs @ in the present work !: only ntroduc-
take place In the sequel. The active and inquiring
mind OF Lothair has long occupied itself with the
mysteries Of the Jewish 1aith, and the Chief Rabbi
is now his familiar friend. The Bishop, with his
chaplain and trusty archdeacon, brings strong
counter-iniuence to work.. And as when two OF
rival parties contest seat O candidate hostile to
both may sometimes carry the election the astute
Cardinal, ever on the watch, bears down at the head
o his Monsignores on the devoted Lothair who has
already begun to talk OF building q synagogue. The
rival ecclesiastcs are indeatigabe in their efforts;
the Rabbi mrs erdeavors ,, 70 have the Passover
sausage on Lothair at breakfast, and the Cardinal
tries to entrap him into eating ham sandwiches
triple contest more exctng for at this juncture the
cynosure OF the Empyrean Is confined Of twins and
how they shall be baptized is q matter which Is
rightly judged to be or immense importance The
bishop is perpetualy dodging about the nursery fol.
lowed by MS chaplain, bearing portable font. The
dalous report that he and the chaplain trying to
make love to the nurses. The eighth day, so I'M
proaches On the seventh night after the birth tho
Cardinal seeks Lothair In great agitation, and
makes the most astonishing revelation. He has
discovered In the family archives absolute proof
aIabaster tomb was his ithe Cardinal's father, and
tldt mOTtOVcIs lac WAS b jew VI The UureSC
and nobest blood Not only does the rem0rseful
preate abandon his attempt to convert Lothair to
Romanism, but he announces his own Intention to
embrace the religion of Moses deferring 1t only till
he can 60 to Rome and try 10 bring the Pope over
with MN to the new creed This decides the wavering
Lothair In spite Of etears and entreaties OF the
Lady Corisande. The next morning the twins, to
the great disgust OF the Bishop and the Dukes
family, are duly admitted into the Hebrew commu-
nifty with all due ceremonies, and receive the names
OF Moses and Aaron. Both are also called Tussaud
after their grandmother. Lord Moses Tussaud
Lotaair, aa as ne grows up, shows princeIy
purity Of his race BY an early leaning towards
Mosaic jewelry, and further by proposal (which
greatly exasperates hts noble parentl to sell the gold
railing OF his great grandfather's tomb. Lord Aaron,
the younger twin Is Of an intellectual and specula.
tive turn Of mind, and dev0tes himself to the estab.
ment OF one Church by the restoration not of Chris.
tendom but OF Israel, and to the extrcation or the
Aryan races from Semitism by means of art. of
which he is himself disciple having an hereditary
talent for modelling in wax.
We win not reveal any more or this exciting
work-the demand for which will doubtless be uli.
paralleed-further than TO note that 1t contains a
remarkable peculiarly respecting the doctrines of