New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16

~ TIE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for February
comes behind time The leading article on Stock
Gambling il worthy of attention w G. Simms con,ri
bu,es A Speech in Sonnets of which the subject is
Progress in America. There is in it more OF rhyme
than reason less of enlightened patriotism than of vain
glorious Boosting In fact don't think Speech for
Buncoube reads any better in rhyme than in prose The
number contains also three chapters OF the Papers
of an Old Darimoor Prsone-. Poems by Mrs sawyer
w H. c. Hosmer :. II. WhitmaA and Mary ornc ana
variety of Prose articles Albert Brisbane contributes
vigorous and able defence of The American Association
i.t. in reply attack upon them III CRITICISM OF tue
Wandering JeW, in the number for December inns
article we shall copy as soon can lind room We
annex the table OF contents OF the number
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
l. Stock Gambling.
, Progress in America, a Speech IN Sonnets. on
Great Britain and the United States not delivered either
ia Parliament Congress. BY the author OF reuias-
see" Life of Marion" &c.
2 spurn not the Guilty BY G. NJ. Sawyer.
! Lament for the Old Year By w II. C. Hosmer.
Papers of m Old Dartmoor Prisoner Edited by
Nathaniel hawthorne. Continued
G. The Knight in Arnor. a Frsg ment from the Jour
nal of an Officer By Mrs, Z. F Elet.
Z A Vision of the Night: Poem BY :. II. Whit
man.
Etchings with Chise-rhe Miraculous Picture
Do no, be Afraid of Grace and Beauty-Prince Meter.
nch-By their Fruits ye shall know them. b! hefauo
Greenough.
Q. Critical and Miscellaneous Essays al Alexander II.
Everett
10 The Game OF North America; its nomenclature.
habits haunts and with hius on the science OF
Woodcraft By Frank Forester. No Ill. The Quail.
H. some Reflections OF Frce-Iradtr.
- Providence By Miss MARY Otine.
Is The American Associationsts.
a. Mopthy Financial and Commercial Article
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To- Monthly Literary Bulletin
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