... presence of this soldier of Wagram, whose bones elicit the admiration of the natives and the joy of Europeans.) After all, Heinrich Heine has declared that there is more fun in a French corpse than in the merriest German alive; so it is just possible that ...

... season, accompanied by Lady Isabel Stanley. A German correspondent writes :-It was at I)isseldorf (not Darmstadt), where Heinrich Heine was born, that the lown Council retised to allow a monument to be set up in his memory. Dttsseldorf is represented in ...

... is still hale and hearty in spite of her advanced age, intends publishing the letters addressed to her by her brother Heinrich Heine. THE RESULT OF THE EsTABLISHMENT of free libraries in Paris has been very similar to that in this country, and points ...

... Katharine S.-Elinor Dryden. New Edition. Sampson Low and Co. Martin, Theodore, Translated by. - Poems and Ballads. By Heinrich Heine. William Blackwood and Sons. NeartheLagunas. BytheAuthorofPoncedeLeon. 2vols. ChapmanandHall. Orlebar, Eleanor E.-Saneta ...

... his fool's bells ring to banish sad thoughts. The father, whose remark on the characteristics of his ancestor earned for Heinrich Heine his first whipping, wore a solemn look. Every movement was slow and measured, and every feature of his face seemed to ...

... who died last week at his residence at Steglitz, near Berlin, will be chiefly remembered as the editor and biographer of Heinrich Heine. Of his other numerous literary productions, the principal were his edition of Borne's correspondence, and his translations ...

... it is quite certain that three years' service, at least, will be required to drill such a soldier. What do you say to Heinrich Heine, the poet, being on the stage P I do not mean that a play of his is acted, for he has not written one, baut I mean that ...

... article states tbat Madane de Stael in pour- traying an ideal Germany was carried away by hatred to tne firit empire. Heinrich Heine, who knew Ger-. many1 better, painted 'it in very different colours. The aetile dsays that' Germany desires to be the ...

... the Holy See will find any champions among the members of, r the Conference.-Indipendance Beige. p The widow of the late Heinrich Heine writes to: e the Debate respecting the prop sed erection of a mausoleum e over the remains of her husband :- I cannot ...

... There is to be a Rue Weber near the 0,Gera, a Rue Gustave I )or6 near the monument of A. Dumas, executed hy ?? a Rue Heinrich Heine close to the grounds of a relative of thC poet, and so forth. The arrangement is no doubt a very ingeniouis cii. and the ...

... becase tihe French nmob Las a natural propensity for destruction. 'Lw second fall was foretold in a most remarkable way by Heinrich Heine in a letter da ted tde Igth of Decemlber, e34i. I-Ie wrote:- I know of no monument so mucli in harlm1ony witsh its su ...

... who has been legitimately married to a reign- b ing Christian Prince. She is the daughter b of Michel Heine, cousin of Heinrich Heine, P the poet, and married first the Duke of M Rtichelieu. The Heines are immensely rich, and b are now related by marriage ...