New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-16
LITERARY NOTES.

life Reclase" which will appear in The Ge',aemGR's
Hagasine.
NJ. Leveirier is said to be hiding in com-
try place near Marseires assuming false name and
living like a private with Of his intimate
We have news of the wounding, in the PROV
inceS, Of ". Ernest Duyorgcr de iauranne' young
writer whose articles the United states, published IN
The Rcsuc doS DCUr N0Rdcs, attracted cohSlu'r'oe at
tcut,'n
NJ. Wolowsk lately delivered a lecture mt
Paris on "Mslthus and Proudbon," aud commented
PRODUCTIONS EconOmiques. msrepresented the doctrines
of thc English economist.
NJ Littre has received letter from NJ. Gam
beta praisng him highly for his invaluable works, and
nominating him as Professor ~ History the Bordeaux
Polytechnic School The letter was published by public
authority IN the bDRticdr.
NJ Steenaekers is about to issue a report on
aGonautical which took place during the siege
of Paris individual reports asked from aGronauts
but unfortunately, very few of them are in position to
sailors Of the ROYAL Navy.
Hurst 4 Blackett are preparing for early
publication Mr. IabOuchere's DIARY of Beseged
Resident in Paris" The volume will contain many let
that have not yet appeared some Of which Were
picked up al sea, ana others found IN h5ioOs si,
descended in various parts of Europe the whole FORMING
avery curious publication. .
NJ Thenard a member of the French lnstl-
tute who had retreatcd TO home ON the Cote dor'
was taken prisoner and fortress in Germany as
hostage The President Of the French institute has
protested against the arrest ~ InearI 6 HeloSgs 70
The celebrated Professor Of Chemistry ana belVhEs 70
the agricultural section. He is landed se'eiu"" VI
considerable property. =,
Prince Hermann Of Picker Muskau, the we'll
known author and Traveller, died Feb in his castle oil
Branitz aged s.. His celebrity dates from his BOOK
"Briefe verstorbenen;' which made gre1S SS
"a 6sslT M travels in Asia and Africa and appears
in the sstrcal part OF Immermanns classical romance
ManeAhauSe In his character OF arlstocratc DdSe 1T
Wa also severely handled by Heine and by Borne
Dr. Granville, the author of the "Spas OF
GERMANY" (and father OF Madame Marsuerites, writer
Of some repute who died in this country year or two
siucc now his S7th year, has in the press WORK
containing his recolectous Of the various historical
events that have occurred during his long life. and OF
fhe numerous remarkable persons who among his
one OF great interest, as Dr. Granville took part in many
Of the political ana social questions OF hs time
The RiUistd EurOpcG announces the pubhca-
ton Of several periodicals among them the Rctsa
Paienopea OF Naples; the Roa I"terndzioHdle printed
in Rome the Arrenire Na=ionaie published at Cagar,
which contains well-writen novel by sgnor Antonio
science published Sicily. and the ItaioP2atense OF
Florence, intended 10 serve as means OF lnteTatlona
South America.
Thelectures for women at Cambridge, England,
are proving decided success this term The number OF
tickets issued exceeds ga great increase and what
is more mportan those lectures which require severe
study are well attended, fact which shows that the
movement met real want. Several students nave
ALREADY come Cambridge to avail themselves OF te
lectures and many have written 10 express ther
desire % do SO, if suitable accommodations could be
provided for them.
Mr.. Henry Green, the author of "Shake-
speare and the Emblem Writer'S, has ascertained that
no less than writer's have treated the subject OF en-
blcms in no than 5000 distinct works. He is himself
about to bring out life OF Andrew Acat, with notices
editions of his emblems. The principal En-
g hPt , es Doa Pqpf b Su and tne inde
at gable photographer also obtained from the
librarians of all The chief European Libraries Of the vari
editions of Alciat which are in their charge.
IL h. ho. ,1r nc
residence in Florence, has just published work,
entitled LA France devant Europe" in which,
among many noble pages France there are severe
attacks ON aud Prussia in which the author has
allowed bis natural Ireqdices fun scope iis deserlp
the innumerabe sculptures. it offers the image of
the whole world, angels, animals. men, all nature al
humanity The whole forms the entire middle age, an
the accumulated history OF the world ana OF stTas-
bOurg"
ITp to the end of 1870 there had been pub
Hshed in Germany 200 pamphlets matters connected
with the war historical essays dissertations; l5
charts and campaign plans; $50 speeches and ser
mons on the war. and collections of battle and
poems; while the caricature and satreS issued in this
connection lnnumerabe. OtO Muhl0recht, a book
seller Of Vienna has made the most complete cOIec0n
OF these exIant His gathering also includes the i'll
fined comicslities OF France and Belgium in this
direction which are now much sought aier-especialy
10y the English.
series of meetings have lately been held
Palermo for the promotion of the study Of the scan
dialect under presidency of Cav. LEONARDO Vgo the
accomplished author of Dante Ia Stella" They were
attended by representatives from all the siean provin
Gee remarkable in several The most in
teIesug discussions related 10 the Of IN such words
eiart, eume representing the Italian words pore
TUNE which some Palermitan members proposed 20
change into though they ultimately gave In to the
feeling Of the majority The transactions OF these meet
ings will be published.
French SGCdilS do not appear to be success
ful politicians under universal suffrage Among
than 1900 citizens offered themselves a. candidates
for the Partisan electors there only few members
Of the French Academic des Sciences The only names
thus far announced NJ. sainte-Claire Deville |
1--WE do not know II IL is Henri or Chares), and NJ |
Eeaton, the physician who cured GaTibaldis wouud |
NJ BcrheOt also candidate, but he does not belong
10 the Academic des Sciences Tie Academic Francaise
was more successful as Micheet, Victor Hugo Henri |
Martin, Tmers, Jules Faye, and many Others were |
chosen.
Alexander Nikolaevitch Seroff, the greatest
moderD Russian composer died at st. Petersburg Oh
Feb after very short Illness at the of 60 serof
was "a composer Of the school Of Wagner and was well
knOwn by has operas Judith " and - Rogneda" A
later opera, Mdslantza,' inferior the other
two he leaves another opera, Hostile Force" fin
IsLcd all but the Instrumentation of the last As "a
theOrst and critic Scroll was even better than a
poser wrote much for the Journals BY the direction
OF he Grand Duchess Helen he buried iii the Mon
Bsicry Of ST. Alexander Nevsky, between Ghaka and
DaTgOmilhsky.
No part of Spain is less known than the
mountain region of Gacia and the Astas the cradle
of the Christian monarchy. Yet this Northwestern cor
ner rs unsurpassed in the beauty Of its scenery, the
trcne antiquity Of its churches aud the interest attach
ing TO It's songs and traditions The CALICO language,
spoken only by the common people but lust missed
ng court language Of Spain instead OF Casihan
the Wise is well known, wrote MS Cantlgas
IN Gaego IL the last number OF the Replsg de ESGna
"A continuation Of Senior FulgOsios notes OF Journey
Though Galica contains detailed account Of OIfnse
~ cathedral with some specimens OF the Gallego
dialect
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