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Professor Weir, 25.—Douglas Jerrold's Complete Works, 25.—Memoirs of the Poet Wordsworth, by his Nephew, 25.—New German books on Hungary, 173.—"Polish Population in Galicia," 173.—Travels and Ethnological works of Professor Reguly, 174.—Works on Ethnology, published by the Austrian Government, 174.—Karl Gutzlow, 174.—Neandar's Library, 174.—Karl Simrock's Popular Songs, 175.—Belgian Literature, 175.—Prof. Johnston's Work on America, 175.—Literary and Scientific Works at Giessen, 175.—Beranger, 175.—The House of the "Wandering Jew," 176.—The Count de Tocqueville upon Dr. Franklin, &c., 176.—Audubon's Last Work, 176.—Book Fair at Leipsic, 176.—Baroness von Beck, 177.—Berghaus's Magazine, Albert Gallatin, &c., 177.—Auerback's Tales, 177.—Baron Sternberg, 177.—"The New Faith Taught in Art," 177.—Freiligrath, 177.—New Adventure and Discovery in Africa, 178.—French Almanacs, 178.—The Algemeine Zeitung on Literary Women, 178.—Cormenin on War, 178.—Writers of "Young France," 179.—George Sand's Last Works, 179.—New Books on the French Revolution, Mirabeau, Massena, &c., 179.—Cousin, 179.—Tomb of Godfrey of Bouillon, 179.—Maxims of Frederic the Great, 179.—New Poems by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, 180.—Rectorship of Glasgow University, 180.—Tennyson, 180.—Mayhew, D'Israeli, Leigh Hunt, The Earl of Carlisle, &c., 180.—New Work by Joseph Balmes, 180.—The late Mrs. Bell Martin, 181.—The Athenæum on Mrs. Mowatt's Novels, 181.—New work by Mrs. Southworth, 181.—Charles Mackay, sent to India, 182.—Pensions to Literary Men, 182.—German Translation of Ticknor's History of Spanish Literature, 182.—David Copperfield, 183.—D.D. Field and the English Lawyers, 183.—Louisiana Historical Collections, 183.—Elihu Burritt's Absurdities, 184.—John Mills, 184.—Dr. Latham's "Races of Men," 184.—"Homœopathic Review, 184.—Bohn's Publications, 184.—Professor Reed's Rhetoric, 185.—Mr. Bancroft's forthcoming History, 185.—Dr. Schoolcraft, 185.—MS. of Dr. Johnson's Memoirs, 185.—Literary "Discoveries," 185.—M. Girardin, 185.—Vulgar Lying of the last English Traveller in America, 186.—The Real Peace Congress, 186.—Milton, Burke, Mazzini, Webster, 187.—Sir Francis Head, 187.—Dr. Bloomfield, 187.—New Book by Mr. Cooper, 187.—Mr. Judd's "Richard Edney," 187.—E.G. Squier, Hawthorne, &c., 187.—The Author of "Olive," on the Sphere of Woman, 188.—Flemish Poems, 188.—"Lives of the Queens of Scotland," 188.—John S. Dwight, 188.—History of the Greek Revolution, 188.—New Edition of the Works of Goethe, 188.—W.G. Simms, Dr. Holmes, &c., 188.—The Songs of Pierre Dupont, 189.—Arago and Prudhon, 189.—Charles Sumner, 189.—"The Manhattaner in New Orleans," 189.—"Reveries of a Bachelor," "Vala," &c., 189.—Of Personalities, 297.—Last Work of Oersted, 298.—New Dramas, 299.—German Novels, 300.—Hungarian Literature, 301.—New German Book on America, 301.—Ruckert's "Annals of German History," 301.—Zschokke's Private Letters, 301.—Works by Bender and Burmeister, 301.—The Countess Hahn-Hahn, 302.—"Value of Goethe as a Poet," 302.—Hagen's History of Recent Times, 302.—Cotta's Illustrated Bible, 302.—Wallon's History of Slavery, 302.—Translation of the Journal of the U.S. Exploring Expedition into German, 302.—Richter's Translation of Mrs. Barbauld, 302.—Bodenstet's New Book on the East, 302.—Third Part of Humboldt's "Cosmos," &c., 303.—Dr. Espe, 303.—The Works of Neander, 303.—Works of Luther, 303.—L'Universe Pittoresque, 303.—M. Nisard, 303.—French Documentary Publications, 303.—M. Ginoux, 303.—M. Veron, 304.—Eugene Sue's New Books, 304.—George Sand in the Theatre, 304.—Alphonse Karr, 304.—Various new Publications in Paris, 304.—The Catholic Church and Pius IX., 305.—Notices of Hayti, 305.—Work on Architecture, by Gailhabaud, 305.—Italian Monthly Review, 305.—Discovery of Letters by Pope, 305.—Lord Brougham, 305.—Alice Carey, 305.—Mrs. Robinson ("Talvi"), 306.—New Life of Hannah More, 306.—Professor Hackett on the Alps, 306.—Mrs. Anita George, 307.—Life and Works of Henry Wheaton, 308.—R.R. Madden, 308.—Rev. E.H. Chapin on "Woman," 308.—Discovery of Historical Documents of Quebec, 308.—Professor Andrews's Latin Lexicon, 309.—"Salander," by Mr. Shelton, 309.—Prof. Bush on Pneumatology, 309.—Satire on the Rappers, by J.R. Lowell, 309.—Henry C. Phillips on the Scenery of the Central Regions of America, 310.—Sam. Adams no Defaulter, 310.—Mr. Willis, 310.—Life of Calvin, 310.—Notes of a Howadje, 310.—Mr. Putnam's "World's Progress," 310.—Mr. Whittier, 310.—New Volume of Hildreth's History of the United States, 311.—The Memorial of Mrs. Osgood, 311.—Fortune Telling in Paris, 311.—Writings of Hartley Coleridge, 311.—New Books forthcoming in London, 312.—Mr. Cheever's "Island World of the Pacific," 312.—Works of Bishop Onderdonk, 312.—Moreau's Imitatio Christi, 312.—New German Poems, 312.—Schröder on the Jews, 312.—Arago on Ballooning, 312.—Books prohibited at Naples, 312.—Notices of Mazzini, 313.—Charles Augustus Murray, 313.—New History of Woman, 313.—Letters on Humboldt's Cosmos, 446.—German Version of the "Vestiges of Creation," 447.—Hegel's Aesthetik, 447.—New Work in France on the Origin of the Human Race, 448.—Lelewel on the Geography of the Middle Ages, 448.—More German Novels, 448.—"Man in the Mirror of Nature," 449.—Herr Kielhau, on Geology, 449.—Proposed Prize for a Defence of Absolutism, 449.—Werner's Christian Ethics, 449.—William Meinhold, 449.—Prize History of the Jews, 449.—English Version of Mrs. Robinson's Work on America, 449.—Poems by Jeanne Marie, 449.—General Gordon's Memoirs, 449.—George Sand's New Drama, 449.—Other New French Plays, 451.—M. Cobet's History of France, 451.—Rev. G.R. Gleig, 451.—Ranke's Discovery of MSS. by Richelieu, 451.—George Sand on Bad Spelling, 451.—Lola Montes, 451.—Montalembert, 451.—Glossary of the Middle Ages, 451.—A Coptic Grammar, 451.—The Italian Revolution, 452.—Italian Archæological Society, 452.—Abaddie, the French Traveller, 452.—The Vatican Library, 452.—New Ode by Piron, 452.—Posthumous Works of Rossi, 452.—Bailey, the Author of "Festus," 453.—Clinton's Fasti, 453.—Captain Cunningham, 453.—Dixon's Life of Penn, 453.—Literary Women in England, 453.—Miss Martineau's History of the Last Half Century, 453.—The Lexington Papers, 453.—Captain Medwin, 453.—John Clare, 454.—De Quincy's Writings, 454.—Bulwer's Poems, 454.—Episodes of Insect Life, 454.—Dr. Achilli, 454.—Samuel Bailey, 454.—Major Poussin, and his Work on the United States, 454.—French Collections in Political Economy, 455.—Joseph Gales, 456.—Rev. Henry T. Cheever, 456.—Job R. Tyson on Colonial History, 456.—Henry James, 456.—Torrey and Neander, 457.—Works of John C. Calhoun, 457.—Historic Certainties respecting Early America, 457.—Mr. Schoolcraft, 457.—Dr. Robert Knox, 458.—Mr. Boker's Plays, 458.—The Literary World upon a supposed Letter of Washington, 458.—Dr. Ducachet's Dictionary of the Church, 458.—Edith May's Poems, 458.—The American Philosophical Society,