A curious work, on the Book of Jasher, "re- ages, continues the documents for the eleventh Edelestand du Méril, at Paris, corresponding stored from the Masoretic text," has been pub-century. It contains, "Gesta archiepiscoporum foreign member, for the department of philosolished at Berlin, in Latin, the author being Dr. Salisbergensium;" a life of the archbishop Ge- phical history. Donaldson, the author of the "New Cratylus," head master of Bury School, England. It is an attempt to restore this ancient book, referred to in Josh. x. 13, and 2 Sam. i. 18. He says that it was the "Book of the righteous," and must have contained the maxims and lives of the pious. He then culls from the Old Testament all such passages, and thus re-constructs the work, which he assigns to the times of Solomon. "Shiloh," he makes to denote Solomon. The work is full of fanciful and arbitrary criticism. NEW WORKS. Books published in the United States since 28 ALICE MINTURN; or, Growth in Character, 16mo. 16 behard (1060-1088); a metrical "Pallio" of Archbishop Thiems, neyer before published; a Life of Conrad I. (1106-1129.); and biographies of other archbishops, with the naratives of their miracles; together with a Panegyric on the Emperor Henry IV., by bishop Benzo of Alba. The whole of Germany has worthily celebra- Reprints are marked thus *; and American Transted on the 3d of May last, the fiftieth Anniverlations thus t; New Editions are inclosed in a sary of the death of her national Poet. At Berparenthesis (. lin, they performed at the royal theatre, the Camp of Wallenstein, preceded by a prologue A copious work in biographical bibliography composed for the occasion, and illustrated by has been published at Brussels, in two large vol- tableaux vivants, which represented subjects umes, embracing 45,666 names, edited by E. Marie taken from the works of Schiller. The same Oettinger. It bears the title "Bibliographie Bi-prologue was repeated at Frankfort-on-the-Maine, ographique Universelle," and professes to give a where they enjoyed the fine drama, Love and chronological designation of all biographical Intrigue. At the royal theatre of Munich, they at works, and their different editions and versions; first recited the national Poem, "The Lay of the the dates of the birth, death, &c., of all the per- Bell," and then was performed, as at Berlin, sonages; accounts of their portraits, and of the The Camp of Wallenstein, which was followed libraries in which their biographies may be in the course of the week by the representafound; and historical notices of the books of tions of the Picolomini and of The Death of Walauthors and their fate, whether put in the "In- lestein to complete the grand trilogy. In Leipdex," burnt, condemned, &c. The first edition of zig the direction of the fête was confided to the this work, though not recognized as such in these Société Schillérienne, which on this occasion pubvolumes, was published at Leipsic, by W. Engel-lished an album, composed of choice poetry, man, in 1850: that, however, contained but discourses and toasts, read or pronounced at its 26,000 names.-Gersdorf's Repertory. Professor Carl Witte of Halle, though teaching jurisprudence, is one of the most eminent critics of Dante on the continent of Europe, and one of the few foreign members of the Della Crusca Academy. He has just published a "New Century of Corrections to the Convito of Dante." In 1825, he proposed, in the same way, one hundred, of which sixty were adopted in the Milan edition of 1826.-Ibid. reünions for fifteen years. At Vienna, the Burg theatre performed The Maid of Orleans, magnificiently equipped with new costumes and decorations. 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