New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24

no means tedious volume may congratulate hhstll Oh
having rendered real service TO longsuhcfhH country
and misused mothcT-tongue
Alex. Won Huebner has just published at
Lcipsic his Pope SIRIUS me I0h.
Signor Carlo Troya, the historian, has writ
ten volume of interesting studies on the Annals d
| Italia del MrdiOri. 1t is published at Naples.
A translation of GiordanO Brun0's works IS
he published at Leipsic, In German and English
| II is not likely to prove remunerative
Since Rome has been joined to Italy, it Is
astonishing TO note with what rapidy new reviews,
daily papers and publications OF all sorts have been
issued.
| August Kobisch, a German poet, has written
an eplgrammatic poem in which Frederick the Great
| is represented as appearing on the scene.
A new German paper has been announced
nj Berlin for January l. entitled GernaRd, edited by
+. Won Keller, Edmond Eirund, and Johann atloDel
DR.. Stcinthal has brought out a new edition
| of Hufelands "Makrobiotk or the Art OF Pr9l9nSng
the Life of Man" This work was oFisiha! puoi'"'u ~
| 1895.
| Prof. Gustave Bischoff, who died recently at
Bonn. had been connected with the University OF that
| place since 1879 He was born in 1872 His principal
| work was a treatise on Geology
An Italian author is now engaged IN redeem
ing the memory of Catharne de Medici from tne QUIZ
0uv Which he says has long and 50 unusty snf y,
rounded it. He intends TO prove her one OF the pos'
| women.
| 4 work entitled "Traveing Letters from
Egypt" by Louise Mihlback, the novelist giving an
account of her visit TO Egypt on the OCCASION W re
opening of the suez Canal, well spoken Oh Ill Eu
rope
Among recent German works are the first
volume of History the sources and Ofthe Literature
of Canon Law in the West" by Prof r. MaasseH pun
tuition in German" by Prot. J. L. Maurer'
Moriz Miller well known for his opposition
to classical studies has Just published book called In
the Land Of Thinkers in which he intentionally Ignores
ola
strongest argument against them the immortality Of
Greek and Latin authors.
DIR. n. Hooker, the author of History of
the War Of 1866" which has reached its sixth edition. is
now writing History Of the BrGHco-Germdn War of
1870 which will bc completed ut the end OF the prest nj
war; and will he published by A. Badekcr, of Cologne
Flemish literature presents remarkable
contrast to French literature in Belgium. In Flemish
works Of science, of philosophy of criticism are few
but Or, the other hand, literature properly so called,
especially poetry ourishcs The reason Of this is that
Flemish literature Is essentially popular iteratlre IL IS
Sustained by The people and il has its the heart
of the people themselves. The Flemlngs read and
reread the works OF their novcsts and of Their poets
The WaO0ns DO not even know the names Oh ttr own
authors who write IN French.
The works of +. Marlitt (Nille. John of Arm
stadU have had the widest circulation OF any novels
written by German women. "Goldela,' 1.-THE Ola NAM
sell and Countess Gsela" are known wherever Ger
man is spoken. The success OF these works u character
istic OF the German middle GASES anu oi tI.'r
journal the GdrfciGUbe in which the tales hfst Aptrcu
and an unusual skill in depicting everyday me- so 81.
manages 10 construct harmless rOmanccS, winch delgt
and DO not harm blonde German misses.
SchOpenhauer, the modern Buddhist, owed
his success greatly TO his perfect style and the momen
tay bitterness that prevailed in GeTmany his former
disciple Hartmann. attempts in his latest publication,
.Scheing, the Mediator between Hegcl and schopon,
hauer to bridge gulf between the two aud to lead
Us 10 the last phase of Seedlings speculatlOns' Inc
positive philosophy Ot IN Comics sense OF the worU,
and il would seem that this is 10 he the reignng mode
Among the latest Italian publications are
the first number Of monthly periodical Flo
crtico issued by the Phocrtical Society of Florence;
the first volumelof the collection of Can't Raceonti
del Popolo QOcscher Florence) edited by Prof
Domenico Comparetti and gnOr Ncssandro d'Ancoma,
which comprises the interesting popular songs OF the
Mnuf,rratG collected by Dr. Giuseppe Feirario, pup
lishcd in handy FORM with good notes. also tne recou
Volume of pw ausatiOn OF Ihucyddcs, WIN pllO
hy Prof NiccO0 CamaIda, President o. the Lcto 9 Ia
lermo and brother OF the eminent AlbanOOglst Dehe
trio Camarda.
The Paris correspondent of the PabtiSherS
Circular writes in December: "There is scarcely book
sellers shop OPEN Ahe German booksellers have been
expelled the country; Herr Friedrich kiincksiecks
position as bookseller to the French Institute and TO the
Imperial Library, did not exempt linn from this stupid
measure His shop closed, ana all his Young men nav
united France with him. Mcssrs. Hacheite AZ Gle keep
omen hut they have now only twelve persons IN Their I'm
/ IenSe establishment. They have discontinued the pup
icatiOu Of all their periodicals. have MeSsrs. Frinl
! DilOt la photographic dc la France has suspended
n. appcarancc Many of newspapers have ceased Ia
apptar for lack OF paper The majority Of the others
fnong them lie Journal Oliciel publish only lali-
/ sheet. No books whatsoever are sold