, 1873-06-15

uAJ E4HAAS u JUY III lQ8 1Et-AQ~69.
I've dreamt dream OF happy home,
1a Who're sxitt ~ "a ahall aee he 6aef yea1a away,
10 dim or darken the sunlit dsy.
I've dreamt . dream Of good, huo heart
That never sEerFed IN It's truth to me-,
And thine, my Annlsa, that faithful part
70 Light the paths Of the Yet-To-Ba.
LITERARY NOTES.
Emile Olivier is in Florence, writing histor,,
OF MachiavalH.
Tho second volume Of hfr. Bescher's sLif
OF Christ Is in an advanced stage. rs
1T ia stated that ex-president Woolsey, Q
Yale, will write On the Treaty OF Washington il
reply to the work OF Hon Caleb Cushing.
CHARLES G. Leland has in press 1.-THE Egyp
tian sketch-Book," the result Of recent viBit t
the Nile land.
u. r Headley has done "The Great Riot:
Of New York, 1712 to 1873" in an octave volume
published BY subscription.
-Felcita Veetval has published at Munich
Under the singular title Of "Pallas Athene; Mt
1noirs OF an Artist" her own biography. The
book is in German.
Accounting to the academy, = German papa1
states that III. Bayard Taylor Is going to toll'"
of the GernAns, for which, it is said, he has he
(iRdispensahle) qualification OF slight infuaDu
ct German (suabiau) blood, introduced Only
eight genurations ago into his English pedigne-
thology OF sacred literature. Il will oonsistot
extracts from sacred writings, such as the 'e-
daa, tho books Of Menu, Zoroaster, Confuci.s,
and also the Bible.
a Paris letter-writer says: F." Bret Harte ha
appeared IN French guise. thanks to M- Ape-
Britannique:. So far rs the work has yet mle
way among the Pariaians, the palm has certsn-
II been carried OF by lie Bonheur du Carp
Kugfssant,' otherwise, in the English vernEu-
Among books just published in London is
Max Mullers Introduction to the Soienceof
Religion" consisting Of four lectures delireed
st the Royal Institution in 1870, together WITH
two essays "on False Analogiea, and the Pho
sophy Of Mythology"
Louis Blanc hss Just appeared in ''Questins
d,Aufourd'hul ct de Demain' (Dentu, PAM.
Other volumes, it ia expected, will follow.
Now that the executors Of Dr.. Rush hive
been sustained by the Supreme Court Of Pam
sy1vania. as against the Philadelphia Librry,
at the corner OF Broad and Christian shets,
will be at once commenced On the completely Of
which the latter institution Will have to nate
final decision 90 to whether they will accept Il.
Rush's bequest undar his peculiar condition.
"A new book by Miss Harriet ", Preson,
promises to bo Of novel form "a we'll As Of nval
title, *The Nineteenth Century in Love-" ha
hero IL newspaper correspondent, the hertne
> cultivated New England girl. They agre to
correspond, and the letters, about books nd
letters st the last These form the great puot
the book; afterward the married couple seNe
down in New York "flAt.'' Mias PrestQ's
purpose aims to show that love in tho nineteath
century is not = matter Of dollars and eentst-
tar all.
--daribaldis history Of his Campaign in LILY
During 1860 is to be published simultaneously
in England and the United States.
CHARLES Nordhotf has gone to the Sandwich
Islsnds to get materials tor new book.
Bureau that now thAt bis sunland songs areso
well received In England, he will publish if
tory OF his life with the Indians, which will H.
brace aorne important facts about the Modes.
II the several Thousand and one interestingan-
ecdoses hitherto told es to the many calling Of
biography will require from dozen to fifteen
volumes to give any clue to his lEo. "Saga
Of the Sunland" NIL not be iasuad hare tilau-
tuInn.
Mr.. II. D. ConHay's new book On "Renb-
!ican superstitions " is an sttack on the dotble
legislative body represented in Congress, an6 On
The Office Of President, which he won1d aboiah
and substitute IN Executive Committee.
Lord Lytton's publishers paid him, in cqy-
hight on bis novels, $150, 900 in nineteen year..
One OF the cn1iosaties at tho Vienna E:hi~
oition, recently referred TO- is German tranalA-
Jon Of Honers niad in stenography, BY Paof..
schneider, OF Vienna. It consists OF GOO mic7os-
:op1c pages, condensed into 20 minute compass
as 70 60 INTO nntsne4. ,.
Inc 1antasncal ht1e, Gntta-percha Muhs,"
;a.4t tas peen cnosem % oeotse "Acoonalo 1or hls
-Forney has published his 'tAnecdotea o:
Public Men" in T. 400-page book
,1;- r. 'ea @ 5ppu5 1fAeoo IL ta9 Ht'o VI "oan
''u tt4re ugn 1ooA. r7:.o
=. +;na ~ - 9teoee aI sn9 t1inms " Tue n1oie g
80 '..eo ~ ~ - 49, 01 49, nooa ~ ssaog4u a.
e-ss - hnsra nH;.s1 ast.bes trone
he Phia xf1, h;atcr;cai ;f1nstrat;ons ~ societT
,n7nos ~ ~ m.nnero ~ 4hosa e ds1s -
MTh,e - Tondnn a1orniuo pn:t Is the Oldest |
/. ;,v nauananar nnhiiahei in chat citv AaTing
aachai NJ 1ffat Fa.r Among ito contributors
aTa ~ haan m cbsTles % Limb. Sir James Mackintosh,
sobert sonthey. Thomas Moore, William Words
1nith. and Arthur Young. The Prince Regent
afterwards George w. Was once one OF its pro-
rietors, but history does not inform us that he
yer contributed Rny thing to its columns.
Was ever the manla for ad cdptandune htles
a11iea to more absurd lengths than y a. i, II the
gir1-book" literature Of tue day we dlrls."
Our Gi1l," "The Other Glrla " The Old,
ashionad Girl, "one poor Girl Only .
irl, !" The Hescued Gr4 '.1nree Successful
irls, and "Ihe dlr1 ne Married, are Few
this 1ldlculous sWarm OF P9euao-roma1t1c
tles- And now We nre 70 naFe Inc ogiT dlr!
apors On cosameeics ane wnldh aao5l nave % saosned