The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-21

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We are indebted to the pubshssfor the following pc
rodicsl publications. viz:
The North Amoiean Rsvisw No. IN. April, 1850 LITTLE
q BRowE. Boston.
The present is an able and interesting number OF this
welknown Review. All It's leading articles Of high
grade OF merit but those which will attract most aten-
hon are the articles on Magyar Literature, Wkinsons
travels IN Damata and Montenegro, and the Politics OF
Europethe latter having been written by the editor Mr.
bowen as we infer from the fact that carries out the
views expressed in his article the Revolution in Hun
gary which appeared in the January number, and which
caused much noise in the literary and political world at
the time. The article in the present number has the fol-
lowing remarkable declaration: That not single rea
be alleged justify the instruction OF the Mag
vars against Austria, which does not in lar greater de-
gree, justify the revolt OF all the Scayonian and Waa
chan tribes against the Magyars II this declaration be
true is important for the world to know III il not we
trust friend to the Hungarian will undertake
its reutaton The present and the former articles upon
the affairs of Hungary from the pen Of the editor con-
tanning views totally at war with the opinions OF the
great of the American public, think deserve
notice and reutation.
The remaining articles well written and interesting,
but OF which limits will not permit particular notice
The present number Of this Review is OF the ablest
we have seen.
The americas Q.arteiy Register and MIgasins Vol 8,
No, 2. December, lsi9. Conducted by JANIS STRIKER,
We have recently noticed at large the merits of this
excellent and valuable periodical The present number
is not behind its predecessors in useful and valuable in
formation II continues its usual condensed summary
Of current historical events not only Of the United States,
but of all other countries. II also contains large
amount of valuable statistical and miscellaneous infor-
nation. The object OF the author s,to make his publ
cation correspond in character with the celebrated British
Annual Register, with such additions and improvements
experiences suggests. This publication should find
place in all the public Libraries of the country, embracing,
OF course, the town and district circulating libraries We
hope will work its way into very general circulation We
understand it has been adopted by the board of supern
endans Of schools in New York for all the literary in
sti,uons Of that State. Il is compliment which the
merits OF the publication abundanty justify.
William M Monison bookseller, is the agent for this
city. ~
The United States Monthly Law Mag asine. Vol, No
April, 1850 Edited by JOHN LIVINGSTON, New York
The present number Of this new and promising period
cal is not behind its predecessors in the character and
value of its tents il has interesting extract from
the British Quarterly Review OF Jurisprudence, "The
System Of Law Reports ]" several important American
fully reported and condensed summary Of decis
ions, furnishing large amount Of valuable information
for the profession We think it is by far The ablest law
periodical that has yet appeared in this country 1t
not fail to meet with the favor Of the profession, to
whose interests it is, in the main. devoted
The american Law Journal April, 1850. Published at
Philadelphia and Lancaster Pennsylvania
This periodical is OF many years standing and OF de-
served popularity lis plan is not extensive the
just previously noticed and it is furnished to sub
scrbers at much lower price. 1t is well conducted,
and contains much valuable NATTER well and judcously
arranged The present number contains very able re.
view of the celebrated fugitive slave case-Prgg u.s.
PennsylvaRia-from the pen of Ellis Lewis. esq, its
principal editor. We shall endeavor transfer the arti.
Gle to our own columns at some future time II also
has full reports OF several important decided in the
various courts OF the Union, with due share Of legal
miscellany
Hunts Merchant Magazine and Commercial Reviev.
April, 1850. FREKMAN HUNT, editor and publisher, New
York.
The number Of this distinguished periodical now be-
fore u.s. presents its usual resume of valuable informa-
ton relating to commerce, statistics, banking. mining.
manufactures, &C., &C., preceded by several able and
interesting articles and essays upon various subjects,
which our time will not permit particularly to men
ion. II has beautiful steel engraving of G. NJ Bell,
esq author Of the Philosophy OF Joint Stock Banking
We have never known periodical sustained with such
rare ability and eminent success the Merchants
Magazine 1t seems constantly to grow better as il
grows older.
1870 J. ID. b. De Bow editor and proprietor, New Or
leans
This is another publication which does honor TO our
country II is conducted by OF rare capacities and
qua1ncatons LOT sucn WORK, as ITS pages abundany
attest In addition the editor il has among the con.
irbutos 10 its pages OF the abest and most disn.
gushed writers Of the South and West The present
number has some most important and valuable papers
upon the condition, prospects, and business OF the south
ern and southwestern sections OF the Union, and mass
OF valuable information, statistical and miscellaneous
which cannot fail to interest," the merchant only but
the intelligent of all classes. This Review, with Hunts
Magazine contains all the information in relation to this
country which the statesman and political economist
desire.
The United States Magazine and Democratic Rspiep.
April, 1850. Thomas p. KErrELr. editor, New York.
riodca contains several articles Of unusual merit and in.
terest Among them those on Capitalization; Sir
Thomas More, lin conclusion0 Review OF several
works on the Natural History OF Man, in which the doc
trne that the human sprang from variety OF ances
Tors is ecognsed together with various other articles OF
political. literary, and miscellaneous character. This
periodical is of the cheapest and most valuable pub
lished 10 this country Its monthly resume OF CONNER.
cal intelligence from the pen Of its talented editor, ha
whom no man in this country is better informed upon
those subecis is well worth the price OF publication.
The present number il embellished with fine lho.
graphic portrait of the Hon James A. Seldom member
of the House OF Representatives from Virginia, accom-
panied with an interesting biographical sketch OF that
accomplished gentleman which will be concluded in the
next number
Junat Of ths Fraakiin Iasufs edited by JoHs FaAsFR
Mstch, is50 Philadephia
The present number contains several valuable and in
eresiing papers scientific subjects, with monthly de
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