, 1873-11-23

Dr. Evans. tho American dontist In Paris, has
Writton o book.
Richard A: prootors now book on "The Dor-
dorlnnd Of scionco" vii! DO published BY tho
LippinoottA.
Harvard College hrs adopted Dagehot's work
On Lombard Btroot and tho London Money
Market" as d Textbook.
It Is reported that the italian Government bus
bought up Ratagzi's MSS. for suppression.
"yhe Psychology Of the Socta IL NOM
Gnn&lish book on curious ground.
Ile pooma Ct tho late John Il. Thompson, at
aro being odtted by Il. II. stoddard.
:, q 1ari6aldi has Just published booh, ontitlod
dtan Ia o. sdii giving An account OF lis s1-
:, nIniator Mot!sy's forthcoming rort will Be
aud Death OF Barnoveld, Including tho History
81 tho Tsimsry osrses and Movements of hs
,oias Martin IN Fss9pnss Tanpes has boon giving
and Dundee.
George Band 10 tho woa1thiest euthor in tho
world, having an annual income Of 100 600 francs
and country mont worth 100000. Forty yeArs
A Mr. Alox. Main has entirely rewritten
Boswoll's !" "Johnaon," with = Wow to meeting
tic wants OF now ti1ne". Mr.. Lawoa has
written profaco for tho book.
Preceding Him -1200-130o): A Collection
Of Lyrics" edited, and translatod in tho original
metres, BY Dante Gabriel Roasotti. will be ahoFtly
"Tho Philosophy Of History in Europo,"is ID z
projected elaborate work by Robert Flint. Pro-
atty Of st. AudreWB. T. j,
Or. John Rnsltin hns gront doal to anawer
for. In tho thrty-four yenra since 1889, wien
ho gained tho Nowdogsto prize for poesry at Or.
ford, ho bud published moro than tho equivalent
Of volume year, besides numerous occaaton-
al eaaays and lesters To the public through tho
press.
Or. Cummings NOW book. From Pattnos to
Of Revelation. ''rho Doctor" saya The Aite-
nGnm, y Is ns rhetorical and ungrammatical ~
over; indood, he soems to be In particularly
good spirits, for ho thinta his old onony, the
now solution Of tho number Of tho DeABt."
Joaquin Miller. in his Life Among the Mo-
docs, "says: "When dio I shall sako this book
In my hand, and hold it up IN tho Day Of Judg-,
British presa. This PaR Mall Gasete neys that
" Happily, tlia bad book has ons great merit, IT
crH."
Tho iats King John Of saxony loft unpubllsh-
cd sovonty poems translated into Gorman from
sholcy Burns, eouthoy, and Bryant.
Z 4 now book by Prof, Mathevs, ,-whose late
work OIL 'aetting On In the World" is in ita
tonth thousand, under the titls Of "Words,
by s. Q. Griggs 4 Co., Chicago.
A. complement to tho Evangelical Allianca
book will 10 afforded by Prof. J. Z. D. Mayors
nhonors Of the Proceedings Of the Congress- OF
tho auspices Of tho Anglo Continental Society.
10 this is added notes and short biographies Of
all the prominent leaders lit tho movement.
TfannattonH Of the largor addresses are to bo
published In . separate form.
Tho Jcanita hayo two libraries at tho GeBu ia
nome,-one Of 5000 volunloa, which, II 1t Ia
recognized Is private proparty, will 50 to tho
noxt heir, tho Emperor Of Austris, It having
otlor will pass to tho Italian Government, who
that It contains 70 tho Municipality.
Every Man His Own Poet, ia the title Of a
litto work recently published. in Oxford, con.
ta1ning directions for manufacturing all kinda Of
poetry.
A Dictionary OF Scots. Horesios, hud sohoolt
Of Thought" by yarious writera, eaited by tht
Roy, John Henry Blunt, II: A., r. .. 4, editor
Theology, Is promised by tho LipplncottH, IN,
| der arrangement with the editor.
An extraordinary amount Of ingenuity seema
to bo employed by noyclstB In tho manufacture
this IL shown in Florence Montgomory'a new
novel announced by the Lippincotts, "Ihwart.
cd; or, Duck'a Eggs in Hens NeBt,'
coss 1eeg s2 seSes s asa EnEsb b osa eea Ssoi G. %
erod as 2 Planet, 3 World, and = satellite.' b.
Z. Z. A. s.; Christianity and National Oharao
pSan &c c1asSl %ss 14sE sspeo ana 3D. yRo. @
ops aud Doaua, BY tlao nay. F. Arnold; "Mod.
Tytlor; "Qxford aud Cambridge: Thor Col
legos md Memo1ies,n -, end "Loctures On Bla"
4 London letter to the New York Times says I
"Of tho Princess Liechtonstein's memoirs Of
| 1ul1and HouBe you will already have heard
Indeed, our nowspapers arc 80 full Of artiolea
| ,tt 1,Nc1 &1S7ff
you Of its contents, further than to say, by 1a4
Of memorandum, that to all who caro- fos Tia
litoiaturo' and, above all, the literary mon, por5
soually considered, Of Tho period chiefly mnrrkod
Edinburgh Reuie.u-from Addison to MacaulsN
and Sydney Smith-it Ia full OF interest, III
will be remembered, from the long acoountG
that appeared in the pnpera at tho time Of thu
Gas sho spells the namo, though tho ordinary
| FOX hut who Miss Fox WAS, further than thne
aho was the adopted daughter Of Lord Holland,
exception Of some two Or three poraons who. ard
| bound to silonce-could say. Whom Miaa Fox
| who was brought up MS Catholic. WAS engaged
to be married. to tho Marquis Of Butte, . Catholic
groom wished naturally enough to know ta
whom 1t was he thought of alyiug himself, Lady
Holland declined to tell him. The Marquis,
she said, must trust to her for Miss Foss
othor respects. At tho namo tilno sho offered
| to communicate tho Bourot Of tho young
ladys pareutage to tho .Queon. This was moi
sut1cient Tor tho Marquis, and the sort of en-,
e liz 1sa sn ss sss' syoa Il a Sfss @fn s eso
LiochtonBton proposed ho asso wished to know
| whom It VAS ho wea 20 anxious to marry, Sec.
ond refusal on tho part Of Ludy Holland. Tho
him-thrt Miss Fox was Of distinguished and
irroproaohnhlo birth. For tho rost gho wa4