, 1874-12-05
Literary 1tcn1H.

The works. Of Marion Ha!land have boon eolt
to The extent OF 600, 600 voinn,cH.
| -The now volume jrst published In Paris b,
Victor Hugo. entitled - MY Sous" ran th4ougi
| three editions within eight days.
-Juarcz, tue fats President of Mexico. loft II
,maenuse'ipt 20 interesting autobiography, whlcl
| The noy. Dr. i. Wells Williams has Just pub
.mt .,shed u's oh3ae.e Dictionary aud Will soon
tho profexsorsl'lp Of Oriental Languages in tll
University Of California.
Mr.. Murray announccs II The Diary Of Il. II,
bic Shah Of poIBfa Duling hia Tour through, Eu.
rope in 1878. Translated Verbatim from tLe
Aslntic Society,""
-Mr. SERGEANT Cox has Ia tho press 4 treatise
on l1ercdltY ind Hyb1! !disu." III whlcl, lie viii
ndduce tlie various facts AMI arguments that Bu1
Pot h'a theory OF The structure of ull organized
beings by the JUNCTION of TWO germs.
--EIotor Hugo Ia expected immediately in
Guernaey. but merely for short visit, III order
70 arrange lis private affairs III that Inland pror
to tls quitting It for good: Hugo liaa decided
on reln9ulshlnE Hautovilo House ~ residence.
alld IN lutUre will live perinanontlyn Paris Ills
dnughtcr,n.law. Madame Charles Huge and her
children, little GEORGES aud Jeaune, who arc now
~ Genoa, will also take up THUR abode with III,
Victor Hugo in rnris.
Jules Verne, vlo bias just obtained preat
success with i draine de }scrie qeographfoue. ia
tho most instructive OF cur uoyclis,s. Kobo,iv
commits tu'ctde III bis books uor pays sdGroaacs
to married women; passion is absent from them,
and crtno IL unknown. But ncyer haB the brait.
OF an hnncat man found the secret of att,nct.
Ing readers by naoro uoyol or moro varied do
yieca."
,-Mr. Gladstone'a pamphlet on tho Vatican
aecfeos ann their bearing on civil allegiance will
an. octave volume OF about 150 pages The
volume will also contain an important and in
torcaticg article from Prof. Echaff's Forthcoming
work on "The CreodB OF Gl.ristondom, ,"-in
Which tho decree Of 1utatlib;lty IL examined
from theological point OF yiew,-as we'll as the
English.
Harper & brothers have begun The publica-
tlon OF q terles Of c!asBlcpl textbooks. emprau.
ing. ths writings hotl. in Crock and Latin OF tlio
origin to an endowment by Mi. benjamin Doug
iaHs for tho study Of thoso authors in Lafayotte
College. The first volume Of tho acrice ii Latin
nshlns, Tho eeoond voluMe comprises extracts
with 1lotea BY Prof. Owen.
Tho llnnsorlan Club, SAYS the London AMe-
hdin', having made considerable WAY with the
reprints OF Samuel Row1ands, curious In tho IT,
@ sss!tatlons they afford at contempo.ary h,story
and manners. has determined 10 give the works
q IAo!aan Lodge, the well.kuows associate OF
Nash, ioslo, and Greene. OF ali lilo Ellzabolhap
writer's whose works hayo not bitherto been
!fopl1ntcd, Lodge IL tue most interesting and
Important. Phillips, tho nephew Of Milton, aud,
according 10 Walton, hls mouthpfcco At times,
speaks of him, a. "distiugulblled tor hiss
Poesicas talents" and ~ "olle Of tho wr,tets
1erv much tho strain OF tnose times" Ills
- ltosalysde, Eupln,as' Gulden l4egacio,'' 1910.
has boen reprinted BY AIr. Collier, N l,s SLak-
apearS Library, on account Of its rosouhlauco to
AZ You Like IT," Ills play OF "Ihu Wounds
OF Civil Var Ia inol,,latl In .le latest volume
Of tho reprint of DodHloy's old plays. "Gla,l-
Gus aud scsllh,'" with otber lyrical mud pastoral
poems. was givon in Singers reprints; two
Erose traeth Weo printed by tho Shakespeare
btciety; and other works wete included In tho
se1lcs OF Mr. ualllweu and Mr. Arbcs.