Oestreich_, 167.--Poems by Dinglestedt, 167.--Autobiography of Jahn, 167.--The _Deutsches Museum_, 168.--The Constitutional Struggle in Electoral Hesse, 168.--Translations of the Scriptures in African Languages, 168.--History of the Prussian Court and Nobility, 168.--Biographical Dictionary of Illustrious Women, 168.--Countess Hahn Hahn, 168.--Italia, 168.--Humboldt, as last described, 169.--Rewards of Authors, 169.--New Translations of Northern Literature, by George Stephens, 169.--Old Work on Etherization, 169.--Phillip Augustus, a Tragedy, 169.--Bianchi's Turkish Dictionary, 169.--General Daumas, on Western Africa, 170.--De Conches, the Bibliopole, 170.--Jules Sandeau, 170.--French Play of Massalina, 170.--New French Review, 170.--Victor Hugo's New Works, 170.--M. de St. Beuve, 170.--The Shoemakers of Paris, 170.--Recovery of a Comedy by Moliere, 171.--Memoirs of Bishop Flaget, 171.--Travels in the United States by M. Marmier, 171.--Guizot and Thiers, 171.--M. Mignet, 171.--Lamartine, 171.--Michelet, 171.--Paris and its Monuments, 171.--Mullie's Biographical Dictionary, 171.--The Chancellor d'Auguesseau, 171.--Romance and Tales by Napoleon Bonaparte, 172.--Henry's Life of Calvin, 172.--Discovery of lost Books by Origen, 173.--Important Discoveries of Greek MSS. near Constantinople, 173.--Prose Translation of Homer, 173.--Gillie's Literary Veteran, 173.--Lord Holland's Reminiscences, 173.--Meeting of the British Association, 173.--Miss Martineau and the Westminster Review, 174.--Fielding and Smollett, 174.--Mr. Bigelow's Book on Jamaica, in England, 174.--Macready and George Sand, 174.--The Stones of Venice, 175.--Bulwer Lytton's New Play, 175.--The Last Scenes of Chivalry, 166.--Fanny Corbeaux, 176.--John G. Taylor on Cuba, 176.--Lady Wortley's Travels in the United States, 176.--Opinions of Mr. Curtis's Nile Notes, 177.--Rev. Satan Montgomery, 177.--Documentary History of New-York, 177.--Albert J. Pickett's History of Alabama, 178.--Mrs. Farnham, 178.--Mr. Gayarre on Louisiana, 178.--Lossing's Field Book of the Revolution, 178.--Rev. J. H. Ingraham, and his Novels, 178.--Mrs. Judson.--The Lady's Book, 179.--Mr. J. R. Tyson, 179.--Dr. Valentine's Manual, 179.--Episodes of Insect Life, Mr. Willis, 179.--Robinson's Greek Grammar, 179.--Kennedy's Swallow Barn, 179.--American Members of the Institute of France, 179.--Works of Walter Colton, 179.--Cobbin's Domestic Bible, 179.--Works of Several American Statesmen now in Press, 180.--Professor Gillespie's Translation of Comte, 180.--Lincoln's Horace, 180.--New Novel by the Author of Talbot and Vernon, 180.--Life in Fejee, 180.--S. G. Goodrich in England, 180.--Recent American Novels, 180.--Publications of the Hakluyt Society, 180.--Dr. Mayo's Romance Dust, 180.--Thackeray's Lectures, 180.--Mr. Alison, 180.--Dr. Titus Tobler on Professor Robinson, 312.--New German Novels, 313.--Kohl, the Traveller, 313.--Anastasius Grun and Lenau, 313.--Sir Charles Lyell's