A Lecture

Bev. Mr. Ten Bkook, formerly Professor cif Mental and Moral Philosophy in the Univeraity oí Michigan, vvill dellver a lectura in ihe Mbtlmdist Ch.urch, op Suturduy cvuninjí, Dec. 20lh. Subject ;- " The Drama of the Passion." ïjbis is a religiou8 exhibitior. wbieh has been kept up by the peasants of a jittle villag.3 in tjie Bavarian Alpg sinco the Middlü Ages. It otieurs once in ten yeare, and ig attended duripg the season by from one to'two hundred thousatid persons. It is the only thing pf the kind in existence. Mr. Ten 13rook waa present at the exh#)itiqn in 1860. The lecturo was written for, Aod jdelivered to lbo Smithsonian Instituto. Mr. Tkn ]3ook proposes to dónate one half of proceeds to tho Soldiers' Aid Society. The snbjoct is ono of rare interest, and no doubl wili be ably prcsented. B& The Oo'.ober mursber of the F.ilinliurgh Review, c clofrog nmnber of th-e llüih roliitije, hts the tollowing pnpors: - Boinr CheinistiT, Tlif Heroti' lanoan Papyri, Tho Muñsuln)ans in Sicüy, The Supernatiiru!, Tho Eiigliah , in the Enstern Sea?, The Legend ot St SuiUnvn, Oliphanfo Life of Ed(Vérd Irving, Thu Mausoleum ut Halioarpaaeos, Hops at Home nnd Abroad, Prinoe Eugono of Bavoy, and the Ameiican RevolutjoD. Fof tcrnis, ftu. see advertisernent in another column.