The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-17

most amcable relations, which had long time prevailed
restored between the parties. Mr. Borland. who gave
the first blow, having discovered his mistake, had the
magnanimy frankly to acknowledged
Neither House Of Congress in session yesterday
Literary Notices.
We have upon our editorial table multitude Of peri
odcas which, in the crowded state OF columns, we
shall be obliged to despatch with very brief notices The
first is
The Massactssetts Quarterly ReviewNo TO- March, 1850
CooLEDGE Why. Boston,
This ably conducted quaEterly flags neither in ability
interest The number before us contains several ar
tices OF rare merit. Among them, we would mention
the Review Of the Writings Of R. w. Emerson, by Rev
Theodore Parker. the editor 1t redolent with eo
qqence and sarcasm. The article Panslavism, by Dr.
lille, OF Lepsc, although short, presents interest
ing views Of the present aspect Of Europe And the
ce Judicial Oaths contains many sensible and sound
suggestions The remaining articles also credtable
their writer's 1t must be admitted that this Review is
Of the most original and racy OF the species published
in this country
The United States Magazine and Democratic ReusD
March, 1850. KErrsLL u MooRE. New York
The present number of this valuable periodical opens
with able article Federal Finances, which we sup
pose is from the gifted pen OF IFS editos, Thomas Ke
tell esq II contains many other able articles, POLITICAL
traits of the Hon. D. T Disney, member of the present
House of Representatives from Ohio and Lewis p Cle
yer, sound democrat and patriot who confined as
prisoner of in the celebrated Darmoor prison in
1914. with appropriate and interesting biographical
sketches of both OF those gentlemen The Review is an
able expounder of democratic faith.
Hsnts Mrehan.' Maglsine and Commercial Rsve.o
March, 1850. FREExAS Husr. New York
As usual, this publication comes freighted with inter
esting and valuable matter Its first article on the Com
of France in ls4s, contains great amount Of val
liable information, compressed in comparatively small
compass II also contains another article from General
James, OF Providence, in reply TO Amos A. Lawrence,
esq upon the Culture and Manufacture Of Cotton, in
which the manufacturer is made to suffer very considera
and the usual variety Of current information relating
commerce. banking, currency, &C., &c. &c.
De Bo,o's Commercial Rsrisw for the South and JVsst
February, 1850. Weld a. Co. New Orlsans
We also find several able and interesting articles in this
well known and valuable periodical. Among them we
would mention the articles the Levee System OF Lou.
isana; Nelson's Sugar Manufacture translated from the
French, by Hon. Thomas G. Clemson. charge daares to
Belgium; Manufactures OF the South and much other
valuable information upon agriculture, commerce. inter-
nal improvements &C. We that this able periodical
will find its way extensively into the free States
Hunts Magazine has into the South II will duse more
information, relation TO the capacities and resour-
OF the South than be derived through any other
source.
The Uaitsd States Monthly Law Maga.in BY Jops
LIVINGSTON. March, 1850 New York.
The third number OF this new law periodical promptly
made its appearance at the Of the present
month On gancing over its pages. we find 1t filled with
information pertaining the law and the pro-
fession To the latter il cannot fail to be OF great value
as II does the earliest information OF import
decisions. and copous abstracts from the most recent
reports Il is evidently conducted with ability and iudg.
men,, and cannot fail to acquire large circulation and
attain TO a high and permanent position in American
periodical literature.
We would again respectfully request the editor to send
MS the first number OF this publication.
The Amsrieam Law Journal March, 1850 Philadelphia
We find in this publication, for the present month.
eral reports Of important cases-Mr Porers report on
divorces in the Pennsylvania legislature and much other
valuable and interesting matter.
LittsTs Lipfag Ag,. PIP. 3oL Z. LrrrKtL Co Boston
The present number contains the learned and interest
ing article, from the Quarterly Review, the Natural
History OF Mao The other selections also credia
BILE this reprint Of the current literature OF the day
II would have been better TO leave out favorable reviews
such as il copies from the New York Tribune OF Liver
mores Mexican War-a book containing no more than
rehash OF the factous and reasonable nvecves OF the
federal press, published during the war.
We have also upon table numerous addresses pam.
phlets. &c. which we do no more than mention.
The first is the
dddrs. before hs dmoica~ fnsfifps Of Np York its
noemty-scord annivosary. BY the Hon. LEVI WooD
BURY 1919
II is replete with valuable information and wise
and sensible suggestions, expressed in the condensed
and fervd style for which its eminent author is disn-
gushed We should be glad to copy many extracts from
it's pages, II our limits would permit
Grafton before the Ono~daga fasfitsts at Swacsse Nsso
York. BY Rev. THKoDoRE Parker.
This is able and eloquent production, containing
many original and just views with regard to the educa-
ton Of the rising generation to which we heartily sub.
scribe. Although occasionally cutting and slashing both
political parties, Mr.. Parkers sentiments are liberal
and RADICAL and promoye Of the principles and spirit Of
democracy
Addrsn delivered before the Am,riea~ Jvag ciio.oph,e
Society ofs College Of NtW yvsg BY Hon Joms THomp-
SON Mason.
This is an able and eloquent production such as might
be expected from the reputation OF ts author II con.
tans much valuable advice to the STUDENT expressed in
chaste and-elegant language.
An Add,ss Anglo-saron Destiny. BY CHARLRs ASDEa
SON. Cincinnati.
The theme OF this Address is OF deepinerest aud
almost unlimited scope. and Il appears to have been
handled BY the author with much ability.
nia. By WiL1iAm b. RssD.
A sound common Address, devoted to the inter-
ests and literary prosperity Of Philadelphia.