, 1872-10-13

n Thine Is At present engaged on History Of th
| Freach Revolution
-co1dova, in Spain, though large city, ha. not
M Reaan's IL:Artichrist" may BE- expected
| the ea-Iy part Of next year.
The London Figaro, We hear, is about TO be issue
;foslowfas .n7gsa@ n j; IRON II Spectator
T,ncs R,m sre g.. y; =, and rs: Ale"
| cling on the Continent
M: Morris 5 sariy poem. tnot "The Defence o
/ zn equal au1utity Ct new matter.
| Victor Hugo's .4I,Annes Terrlb.en has be-,
placed On the PaInl index Of prohibited books.
! "A volaue Of selections from the writings Of Bre
HArte. With an original prsf3ce by the aptbor vii
shortly b published by Bacon Ianehnitz- -
culation Of less :han fifteen thousand copies.
| TIE publication Of Mr. Buckles s'Miscellaneou.
Sir Chstles Dilke is about to become the p-opzio
tor of Notes ana qa and the editorial rart e1 tha
journa1wu Be placed in the hands Of Dr. Do1an, f. &
-DeSter Smith has been sojou1ning ut The Grand
Cent?! Ho9ea New York during the past week. HI.
WOE On iae songs and Song ~r7tars OF Anesics" i.
Mr. Philip James Bailey, the author Of "Festus,n
nasroEy escaped drowning the o:hsr day while bath
E 2: BROOKS h=s retired from the firm OF c. c,
chat9eh + Co., publishers Of the Co,,eoe Corra,.t,
continued Under tie sane style ~ before.
Mr.. Stan1eys booE, "Eo~ Found Lyin7stou =
VII Be sssay :; II: beGioai9g Of Seysmhes
y popular in Russia. -Four hve rival ranslatons 81
them hase heen published in that country during ths
past two years, and all have sold we'll
-Iilton's Life Of victoria Woodruff translated
into German BY one Boetticher, who calls himself an
American 7: 2, has been eonhscated It he BOOK
SORES II ielpslc, Berlin, and Stuttgart
-Ale1andfe Dumas, ST., never liked to write in
braad daylight H:s IS very early riser, and de-
Afe- thst time he never IT touches u M pen' " e'20's''n
-slr Gerald Massey is engaged On work to be
subject vii Be- treated IN zeies Of lectures, Which he
is prepa1lng for delivery in England and America
Under the empire the Pads Temps was valued At
50 val with It that the propse;ors have refused io
COO francs for it.
M NJ EsaE h!aetbu1n aceo;np.nied by one Of the
BOOK Of Travels, to be published By Me=srs. Low
Henry Kingsley, and Htr. Tii.ie Collins, appear to.
gether in the October number Of Temple Bar.
- Young stsi.ian 2e:tss cs;e.:n. Ma0KsDaro,
nSkgga Poetici" et1ted b5 Professor Letterio Ilzo
1t is stated that new work BY Lord Lyt:on il in
and Opinions BY the au:ho- Of *sThe Caztoua,r etc
1.-THE chris:i.n Vagabcnd,7 By Blanchard jerro!a,
=in vii shortly be prbshed in boot form, Win i igs
tratioas by the author.
added the Queea Of Holland, who las written novel
entitled "Egment and Eo1n-" The WORK il ueither
better nor EoEse than the usual Of Royal Iter4-
ture.
Tho R;rista Europcn announces that the library
Which 31r Thomas Ado1phns Trollope had formed ia
Florence, will be sold by auction next November At
atr. Trollopes villa The library contains upw.r1s of
ten thousand Yol1mes, sod many rare works Of in
terest.
Professor criatotoro Pasqualigo has just published
the second psrt Of bis Translation Of the corple.e
works Of Shakespeare into Ilalian PROSE- The present
fn5talment contains tGo conclusion Of Much Ado
about Nothing" {sGranchiasso per nuila r. and the
beginning Of The Tempest
The kev. Mr.. 31attintans rew essavs which arr
appearing in the Boston periodical Old aid Neg vii
also be issued IN this country Tha a1st essay indeed
Vas printed N the Juy number of the IAeo!o9icnf Re-
u!er and the res: Viii follow. This apccz-o to be ne
cessar If only TO secure tie English copyzeh,-Lo,,-
do11 dth.nEun,