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| rr BRowssos's QUARTERLY REVIEW Tor
mary. (opcning Vol. H. has been sent US ny
rnnc;s. Mr. Brownson's present hobby Is
ts ,.,;,;su ard he rides il at full speed Art J.
I.'ly. end eulogizes the Church Of Rome as the
c''I ,,,rop and benefuctor of Literature and the
New If knowledge. Art. IL. reviews Bishop
Lectures on the Reformation, and charges
hDy r.aI;.b Church with Schism. Art, Ill. handles
Us rs Ethical System, takes back all that the
rr,ar used 10 urge in eulogium upon that system
ha' hs cherished different faith, represents 1t as
"a m and tending to l'fiteiy, and broadly inil
80. thai the Church alone knows how TO teach
r,s;cs Art. " treats Of Native Amefcanis'n
I'll IN If very false and very mean imputaions on
~ wbis leaders us the oInenters OF Naiivism,
w, n the Adopted Citizens that they must all
u the party which has not ye, succeeded IN
ling him out OF its ranks and, in opposition to
=. ,,charitable Native dogma that Romanlsm rs
.,,rs;sten, with Republicauisn, he sloutly main
.;,. that ProtestaRfism is so-that our Country
-a,, become Catholic or she will lack the virtue
..s.ssry 10 maintain Free Institutions We have
,.,sr read more i!l.judged article than this, or
-. nore calculated to make mischief, und We shall
18th. surprised to gee il widely circulated by the
Natives 10 make converts TO their cause Art. V.
Edward Norton story Thy the Editor de-
s,oed 10 commend Catholicism, AIT. vi. treats CT
.ibs Recent Election, and exultS in prospect Of
ia overthrow of the Pro,eciive Policy, the An
,,,,ton Of Texas, &c. sc. !; anticipates some
u,u. on the Teriff Question, but plain sailing on
sv,r thing else Art VII Literary Notices, (Catho-
lie gain.l
Mr., Brownson is bold and vigorous writer, and
va like his plan of throwing his whole soul into
vh,teyer is his ruiDs IDEA for the time being. With
i,ls more discretion, he would he valuable par
,,sr for he has great logical iUrce and ecueness.
huhis, be is like an enraged elephant in battle
6.A-rampliDg down friends and foes i'll luis blind
Ery and as likely to harm The former as the latter.
1873 Der annuni. g. Fl. Greene, Boston
~ The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE OF FOREIGN
LITERATURE for January contains articles with
The following titles - TIE United States OF North
America, from the North British Reviewer; Herbsts
Letters from Eng land The Robenses OH their
usyels; > Protection from Lightning; SIR Hum
uhrsy Davy;' Recent Meeting OF the Coinage;
Pretended PatriaIchal Inscriptions Of Arabia :
Five Minutes Gossip over the ANIMALS; Ec-
nond Burke > 'rhs English and Irish UNIVERSE
iss;' Making Pfescnts;' Niemciew'c1's CaptN'-
~, beside various Poetica, and miscellaneous
Selections. Leayitf Trow IL Co. l91 Broadway.
THy ABORIGINAL PORTFOLIO, BY J. o. LEWIS.
The design of this work is to place before tie pub
lie faithful sketches of The persons and COSTUMES OF
the principal Chiefs Of our North Western Tribes
Of Indians The author was employed by the In
dian Department at Washington TO attend the DIFF
s.ent Indian Councils during period OF nearly
fifteen years for the purpose of taking the portraits
cf the most distinguished Chiefs and has therefore
enjoyed the most ample facilities for executing his
task The work will be comprised in six numbers,
ousr,o size, handsomely printed, each of which
will contain six splendid colcred plates, with his
oical and biographical notea ard will he delivered
to mbscrbers at 81 numbsr The first number
contains the portraits Of Foremost in Battle, Ghiel
Of the Sioux tribe; Tshu-cueg a,' a halfblood OF
the Winnebago Tribe; Benrs Ol, M6nomon'e
Chief; Big Buck 4 Chippewa; Black Hawk;
and 'Bsny-Picker,' a famous Chippewa. The
work NAV be ob,ainedsof w. II. Graham, 100 Mas
ssu.slreet.
a. The CARcAxEr. or Reading for the Draw
iag.Ropm, No. 9 cmbodies in one cheap octave the
Poems of Eliza Cook and great number OF Love
Poems by Mrs. Norton, Barry Cornwall, Moore,
Hood, &c. Price 25 cents. VIM. II. Graham, l6O
Nassau.st.)
"VEsrIcEs OF TIE NATURAL History OF
i'll. 8 ~ gum nj
Geologic discoveries, with preliminary bird's'eye
view Of Astronomy, Just issued in a neat l2mo. Of
Sl pages by Wiley s. Putnam. We shall speak
Of it hereafter. Why is not the authors name IN
dicaedl
n A"Reply 10 the Missionaries at Constant
nople, by Bishop SourHcArE," has just been pub
Eshed by Appletons 900 Broadway.
THI SOUTHERN AoRIcuLTuRIsr. HoRTicuLrRIsr AND
Secon 81 , be Gnsed s,nes vo VNo CmAHLgs
ION: Miller & Bovine.
This journal compares welt with any OF the
Nonhan Agricultural periodicals. It's department
Of selections especially is well managed.
"a The AMERICAN COMMON SCHOOL READER
AND SPEAKER is the little OF new firs;-class book
ior Schools, compiled By William Russell and
1ohn Goldsbury, authors OF various school- books,
andpublshcd by Charles Isppau, Boston fair
l2mo Of 42S pages. 1t seems 10 he very lai,
volume, and lis extracts are unhackneyed quota
llonS from the best orators and writer's oil our
Country.
The LoSpoS LAscEr-Burgess, S,ruger & Co.
have resumed the republication Of this popular
Journal of British ard Foreign Medical end Chem
zeal Science, Criticism, Literature and News, and
have mad7 arrangements or ,he prompt and regular
issue Of a handsome and complete edition, with ali
tbs engravings aud "o'd cuts Of the original. Price
y per annum.
r. The WATER-CURE JouRSAL, No. MI has
jus, made It's appearance. 1t is filed Nth argu.
usn,s and facts showing the beneficial effects of The
,ethc system OF II edical treatment.
IN Alf-PoPuLAr,oN OF RoME.-The population
!" nome according to the c ficial census, in 1872
"as ioI,l2i. OF these 8S 4I2 were males, 1908
c. "es' and Is 697 foreigners. Connected with lhe
c. 90.