, 1873-11-02

Writos again. passing th' evening IN ao0'al on
Mr.. o. D. Rockingham las finished tho "I.ife
Of Theodore rarkor." and tho Ms. ia In tho
printcr's hands, II will n,ake m octave vol,fme
81 somo 600 psges Mr. T'o1thhnsnm ,h,s La % hss sa ,
aocesH to mass OF mateiial that mr.. Weiss did
siuco tic appearance OF his work. passions llayo
cooled md prcjudceg tavo died away, and it Ia
oaeior to appreciate The ,,sa saraotor Of tho man
"u5 aen. s' Josoph 1 !. Johnston Wit publish shortly
work upon tho lato Var, iu which Ito will ro-
view tie evonts which Immediately preceded la
removal from tho command OF tho armioH which
woro opposed to Con. Bhorman in Georgia and
Tcnnessoo. It will bo m octave volume, on,-
bel1iahod with portraits Of distinguished ofsloora
aud mapB Of various aoono8 OF military opera
tionu.
Michael Angelo's family having died ont this
ycar, thor papers havo become g Tho property Of
tors on tho great mans paintings, statues, and
pcoms arc anticipating rare troat from tholr
publication, Prof. Alilanoai has been entrusted
with tho duty @oso!saa S dea q s s sor sG hS 1 GSIa
(A1Arch 6, 1876 has beou hxod for the day OF
| thoir appearance.
Philip Gilbert 11amorton is 80 yoara Of age.
Ills BOOTS, which havo brought him both motloy
and fsme are TGnEhtn A9on % a rni
| Life,"" Looll Awe and Other poems,n and
| valuable work on tho art of etching. Io waH
art critic Of tho Saturday Rerieso for soycrnl
years. Hia monthly periodical, tho Portfolio is
| very useful to- art.studcnts, and IL especially
strong OIL etching, Illustrations.
a piece by psl3eo, boaring, tho, descriptive
titlo Of "Trngcdic Bourgcoise," has boon discov-
ored and IL soon produced at ono Of tho pa1is
| Home such process Of revision md condemnation
as both " In N1aratro and "Morcadot had to
rass through before they wcro considered fit for
representation. It ie saId to contain moro dra-
HAS, $N
| OF Balzao'a works tor tho stage.
Ono peculiar trait In the character Of tho Poet
Lauroate ia his unusual shrinking from active
life aud public view. The world knows little Of
dontly beon Mr. Tonnyson's desirc to escape OBJ
sorvatlon, aud ho Succeeds IN doing 30 worry
thoroughly. Few strangers gain accosH to him,
and consequently many ill-naturcl stories hayo
however, not particularly ilt.naturoa, will bear
repeating: vol known Prince Of the House Of
Brunswick naturally familiar with hTr. Tennyaon's
shrinMng habits, yot anxious to pay his rospooss
In tho 1slo Of Wight 10 found himaolf, mado
pago camo 10 tho door: "Who shall aay3 ="
"Tho Prince Of Wales" was the reply. Where
upon the nage, putting hia right thumb to bis
Wales. We know q trick worth two Of tlatl "
and alammed tho poets door In his Royal High
| ueHs' face.
a first installment has Just appeared in Lon
don Of work which Mr.. Herbort Spencer onti-
ties Descriptive Sociology" and which consists
Of groups Of sociological facts which Mr. Spencer
has classified aud arranged. 1t s to bc published
also in Amorica, hut. will not appear thero for
some timo. Tho work Is dedicated "To my
agemont havo received from thoir oarly-shown
and loug-coutinued interest in Ny Works." No
body who knows Mr. Spencer and has heard him
talk on such matters will doubt tho aiucerity or
Fonif l-uA nf,.1I
presses, for Mr.. spencer's popularity In tho
| United States has boon more extensive than In
England. That he himself has hcon gratiflod by
! tho 1umbar Of hiH readers acrosB the Atlantic IL
| abundantly proved by this dedication.
Tie AuenGurn ANNOUNCES that one Of the
mysteries OF Shaksreares life is at longth solved.
The solution haH been found In Unique aeries
Of documents, tho discovery Of which by Mr.
These documents included Lists of tho original
propriotors aud sharers OF the two theatroa with
which Shakespeare was connected. Ills name Is
| not in those lists. Mr.. Halliwoll has now giyon
mentioned, and which he consldera for more ill.,
teresting than anything Of tho kind yet brought
to Light. :" The sone Of Jan1es Durbago arc
speaking In On. affidavit. They tell us that,
tlons III shoroditeh, thoy built tho Globe
with surnmea Of money taken up ut interest,
which lay heavy on ua many yeeros, and to our
solyes wco toynod thoso ,alesoryeing mon,
othara artnora in Es nrogtos of that tl,ov caiI
tho House. AS to tho Dlaclfrinrs. thoy say.
iOur fathor purchascd It at oxtromo ratea' mid
made it into q nlay-houeo with great charge ind
troble, which after WAS leased out to ono Eyans,
thnt frat sett m tho hnyoe commonly calIod tho
Queenes Majcsties Children Of the Chappoll -
In procease Of time, tho boyeB growing UP to beo
mon, it was considered that house would bco fit
for oureelyes, and 500 purchased the lease re-
placed men players which wore Homings, Con-
dali. Shakespeare, and Richard Burbego. These
important evidences contradict all recent thoo-
ries and opinions respecting Shakepoaro's busi-
ness connection with the theatres:" ,.-,
Tho most complete account Of tho history aud
geography Of Khiya that has yot appeared hus
Just been published In brochure from tho Cor
man p1ess at st. Petersburg, by Herr Loroh,
who himself has formerly made q ooso porsonal
review OF 1t by Armlniua Vambery, ne learn that
the Oriontal histornns Of Middle Asn-Arabian,