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from winch no ulHiCnlly como nave hil>'h, III pc
ing IN the option Of the publisher Of the Demo
cratic Review a, any moment 10 close the whole
sfair by simply accepting proposition which had
been made fr-m he other side We believe there
need be no doubt Of the arrangement going into
effect, noivh.tanding this misunderstanding on
the one side the other, 10 the extent and cf.
feet Of that which had already taken place. We
feel bound to make this explanation, our pnr%
graph Of yesterday would seem to involve some
reflection on the pIopricty of public announce
r,cnt TINS mede onthc side and couiradictod on
the other.
Tar NokTH AnyRrcIN REynw No. CIVIL July, 1872.
Bo~ou jsmes Monroe 4 Co. NeW-york king& Co.
?m Broadway.
This number of our oldc., md in many respects
our best Quarterly Review contain. several art
cle> Of great yaluc md interest. The Letters Of
Horace Walpoe are the subject of the first which
is exceeding well written, and give, very enter
timing notice Of the various topics which would
naturally sucgcst Themselves The English in
Aa,nauisan i. the title Of the next paper, which
gives very interesting sketch of the causes which
led 10 the late disastrous invasion Of that country
by British arms. The third paper is on the SIP
See, AID ia followed BY an excellent review Of the
Life of Peter Van Setback LonsfeIlow's Bal
lad. and Poems form the next; they are criticised
with grca, learning and ability. 'Clcveland's Voy-
ages Recent English Poetry and an 'lnterna-
tiona Copyright are the subjects of the remain.
in. articles. The Review does not contain sin
ele paper this garter whics is not well worth
rcndiug-and this il slight praise for a review
of two hundred ard eighty pages.
Mfrnopisr QuAnrsKrv Rrvfrw, tor July, ls42 Edited
Icy GEORGE PECK, ID. ID.
This number of this well known Methodist Re-
view contains several articles of deep interest to
religious readers. The first is an excellent review
OF the Life of John Knox, presenting clear and
lucid sketch of his life and character, and written
with great force and cloqucncc. The Coming of
Christ i, the subject of the next articlo and this
i, followed by an able aud scholsrlike article on
tho Philosophy Of History The Theory Of
Temptation and 'Kcbc's Christian Year are
the titles of the remaining articles. The work
last named is handled rather severely. The Crit
zeal Notices are brief, well written and corspre-
brnsive This Review merits the best support
from the denomination in whose support it is es-
pccalIy enlisted.
Trr LANES CoMrASros: July, 1872 King Co, eos
Broadway.
This number of the Companion contains two fino
Engraving.. The Birds, and view from Rug
rle,s House, Newburgh, with a plate OF the
Fashions. and variety of interesting tales and
other literary matter
r d. Appleton & Co have published "a Wis
<, hnYe
Oxford. May 81, 1912, by Ri. Rev Richard ba-
got, d. d.. Bishop of the Diocese
~ SoSas FROM OMALLXY. is the title of II
capital collection of spirited songs from that
amusing novcl--publishcd in Philadelphia and for
sale BY King & Co, 9o5 Broadway
MIG. l.. Gerry, l55 Broadway, has just pub
Eshed No. : of the Ieathcrstocking Tales OF }.
FrxlMoRs CooPsR. 1t commences The Path
Gnlcr
NJ The rScYCLorfDIN AMERICANA. NJ. -,
l,s lust bcsn published by George l.. Curry, l51
Broadway Ii commences The nun Volu'he OF 'H''
great work.
NJ Nessrs. DAYTON 4 NEWMAN. No. IVY
Broadwnv. have in Press and will shortly publish
:" Emma. or the Lost Found" story of deep In
tcrast founded on fact, Indicating the hish P''hoi
plc Of reliance on God. The moral alone apart
from the Interest of the story, should recommend
il, ard we trust it will meet general acceptance
SYIssArL Posr, SO Bowery, has lustrubiShed
No 81 Of Lord BAcoN's Works. E'ghi huh'o'iS
more completes this most worthy publications.
psorpv P,yMrSr.-Mr 5. SHERWOOD, recent
" an excellent Clay man, oihciated as 'ioei r''''
dent Of the Great Tyler Meeting on tuesday eve
ming A day or two afterwards he receNedino az,
pontin,nt of Letter carrier from the Postmaster
loHy BIRp--Ths man, whose ulai 'ot 'n'
murder of his wife occupied tho ume OF III,
f'o,rt tho most of last week, has been convicted
hy the Jury of murder in the second o's'ee. -
-nItv a, all. We know no; the pailiatory defence
apl,.. !, was the good fortune of having been
,lrsuk a, the time. We are sorry 10 say H. ou'
W. mn., think. as the killing Was proved, .na''
had IL. done +, when sober, no jury could pave
,..a him. And "a il is, he has been inuoa III
,l,btcd 10 his counsel IL "''ou's
o.owsyp.-Nr. Edward Baker, OF DuNou'!
Mass a seaman on board the sehoone' A''
rarler fell over board yesterday and was oro""''
Esyrts were made to assist him by throwing .'P'
e hu, n. seemed TO lose his seli-possessioh d
s,o, a. he struck the water and, apparently mso'
20 effort 70 save himself Tie was a"o''hy !ou's
n,au. aud we understand he has oro'nei ",ro
pss,er Of ship belonging to Boston 'N' i''P