Middle Kingdom in German, 126.—Geograpica Italiæ,

126.—German History of the British Empire in India, 126.—Reverence In Reviewing, 126.—Adolph Stahr, 126.—Countess Hahn-Hahn, 127.—Prince Windischgratz's History of the Hungarian War, 127.—Menzel's new Novel, 127.—Miss Bremer on the World's Fair, 127.—Frederick the Great, 127.—Kohl's last Book of Travels, 127.—Shakspeare in Swedish, 127.—New History of German Literature, 127.—Listz's new Operas, 127.—Haddock's Somnolism and Psycheism, 127.—Gervinus on German Poetry, 127.—Silvio Pellico, 127.—English Eclectic Magazine in Tuscany, 127.—Gioberti on the Regeneration of Italy, 128.—The Israel of the Alps, 128.—Christian Missions in China, 129.—New work on Horticulture in Paris, 130.—Laurent's International Law, 130.—Alexander Dumas, 130.—Prudhon's last Absurdities, 130.—M. Lefranc on the French Revolution, 131.—The Waverly Novels in France, 131.—The Photographic Album, 131.—Guizot's Moral Studies and Meditations, 131.—F. Arago, 131.—M. Ott, on Socialism, 131.—M. Reybaud, 131.—Lord Brougham, 131.—Hartzenbusch's Spanish Authors, 131.—The Grenville Papers and the new volumes of Lord Mabon's History of England, 131.—Sir James Stephens's History of France, 132.—Mr. Merrivale's History of the Romans, 132.—Memoirs of Dr. Chalmers, 132.—Alice Carey's Clovernook, Grace Greenwood's new volume of Tales and Letters, and Miss Cheesebro's Dreamland by Daylight, 132.—Daniel Webster, Mr. Bancroft, and Mr. Irving, on the Life of Washington,