... Prof. Piero Corbellini has published in Pavia a gooe work on Italian literature. A new Illustrated serial work, by Mr James Grant will shortly be seaned. Count Felix ?? has brought out a volume entitled Les Souvenirs d'un Page de la Gour d Louis XVL' A new novel, by Herr Karl Gutzkow, entitled Der Hollandgang, will shortly be published i: Jens. Alittle volume of memiors relating to the ...

... Little Folks.-(London : Cassell & Co., Lud- gate Hilil.)-This little publication for the juven- iles contains its customary assortment of pie. tures, poetry, complete stories, serial tales, stories for Sundays. riddles, puzzles, &c. The illustrations are of a high order, and several of the tales of a most interesting nature. The People's Magazin'. (London: Society for Promoting Christian ...

... The French tenor, lil. Colin, of tie Grand Opera- lhous-, has d(idl, at the early age of thilty-onc. A drama. byvs Ml H. J. Byron, called 'Good News,' is which Mrl ?? will appear, is in relbcarsal at the Caiety Tlentr. An Italian tr aslation of IDIr Dis.raeli's Lothair, by 1R. Ill. Stuart, is in course of publication at Hioleni ce. Mr Inhbboldl has hetis painting in the neighbour- oedl of ...

... 71k1?ISIFTC AND LITERARY. ARTISTIC AND LITEAY| Mr Seward, at the time of his death, was engaged in writing a History of his Life and Times. Eight fresh lines of Chaucer have been found in the Ellesmere manuscript of the Franklin's Tale, which are not in any other IS. yet examined. It is stated (says the Anaieal Btandard) that the libretto of Gounod's new opera, Les Deux Reines, has ...

... ARTISTIC AND LITE Xi RY. The title Of Mr 'T'eoinysou's new IdYll will be Gareth and Lynette. A fairy cnnedy, hy Mr W. S. Gilbert, will be pro- duced at the Ilayniark,*t t rly ii. Decemn;er. A new novel by the author of Patty, called Mariani'H Marrioge, i in the rilrepr The writer ot Gin.ix's Baby, is vngaged on a nsew story. It is ruwiourt-0 that 01tig Grange, a poem of some nmerit ...

... a- - - - J<ISATC AND LITERARY. ; piopob s l -dto erect a statue to. he memery. of *Ii6rC in Naples. . vrLsaque. iby 51r Du Terraux, entitled 'The Las' Lte lions,3 Les been played at the Strand Theatze. are informed that Airs Dallas (bliss Glyn), who wrcetly returned from Arnerica,, is about to give ~rcs cf tihalesperian readings. ICe y of the late tRev. F. EL. Maurice will Ws t.tvitl to. any ...

... Blackwood's Magazine. London: VW. Black- wood and Sons, 37, Paternoster Rovn.-By far the most interesting paper in Blachle ood for June is an article by Mr W. B. Reed, of Phil- adelphia, once well, known throughout our Eastern empire as United States minister to China in Lord Edlgin's time, upon- Thackeray in 'America. it was written, we are told, in May, 1864, in the darkest period of the ...

... ,a *1Z c Leopold arrived in Dover on Tuesday after- noeh. Ec was met by Ptince Arthur, to whose resi- deice he proceeded. Lord Halifax is prevented from attending to his parliamentary duties by a severe attack of gouet, which, altbough it hasq now quittod him, has left himr ?? Weak too returnimmedintely to London. 31r John Bright toek his seat in the House of Comn- mor e on the night of the ...

... CaoealU'a Subtrated History 'f the Wa'r (London: Cassell and Co., Ludgate Hill.). T current number of this interesting work, which although it only professes to be a history of the war between France and Get- many, seems to be intended also to include the communist insurrection, carries oi ithe story from the first disturbances at MUnt- marcre to the seizure of the t9wan by the rebels. CObtei' ...

... COURT AND F'ASHION. The King of the Belgians l-ft London on Sun'dy for Belgiumii. The condition of Ladvy C alle s err coltinues to im prove. Th. Pe Princ, ad prin or ss -f Wles lre- expech d to arcl-ivC ill h` ~lol;u ! frirl :-v.e ?? oil Zil thl.t of Junle, lir C;14t-flelet ,s viol to l. ItIIil it is stsit'd, %yfll talke Plasce L i ?? n ?? i I, :silgatioI, asod I I ]: igl,t -v ill plri:hly i : ...

... No. 2. F sFt,- UR. LONDON CORRSESPONDENT.] t In MhY 1555t notice I reviewed the British works of I art in this cuflelvion. I shall now procced to speak I of the Dutls 'oil Flcsnish pictores coutainstI in the I IWest and -Xwtli Galleries. Taking tho order of the catalogue, th- Ifir4t; painting to Claim sittc-ntion is Gonzales Cvwss, frstIily Group. In the earden ofI one of those! ~,citsre ...

... The first prt of Heinrich Leo's Anglo-Saxon Glossary hs rust been published Mr Walt Whitmsan, the American poet, will shortly leave New Yo*k on a visit to England. Sir F. H. Doyle, Bart., has been re4lected to the Professorship of Poetry at Oxford withont oppesition. ?? Roes Church (Florence Marryat) has, we hear, undertaken the editorship of London sodiet Another member of Parliament is busy ...