The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-14

especially direc,ed. found powerful
The Quarterly, is disIlng ushed among the Amer
lean reprin,s,
The London Quarterly Review,
whereby that influence which powerful rival
exeed against their The two great political par
thus made through Their
Tor the Of their nces and dur
ing long OF years. leading Periodicals have
sdsisns Of the wing and tory parties Of Great Bfsin
Men OF the highest literary rank, a. well as digntares,
works. them might be mentioned some Of The most
rsspisndent names the scroll Of fame Among ,hs
scout ockhaTt " present edioL, pps,ey' rergason,
Oriental have been high, tsleemed and that
wonderful woman OF science; MI sometvile with many
uurgh Review enough following
any which would OF Itself high degree OF
ieer TO Jeeys Napier Brougham, Macknlosh and Mac
aulay the hrs Of whom. during his long connecn with
the Review. actually wole the ohehrd OF the
articles thai graced Its brilliant pages while The universally
admired the last republsnel extensively
and the country In manner Of doubt
as to their great Intrinsic merit.
The Westminster Review.
THIS able Journal established the and
Commons among whom Roebuck Mill, bowrng, Pro-
lessor Long, OF the London Universally Miss Maneau and
Others whose be quoted conspcuousiy hs
1sd Tor some yeaIs under the Of
Vi the mouth OF Benthanlsm This work has been
d the people is pages have been ME viii be
with of powerful articles. tending to the reduction Vi
roEauves ec. The astounding developments lew
since respecting The wIetched and m then uneaId
II horror OF branches OF the INNING population OF Eng
land, first appeared In It's pages Not only have aruces
been dlrecled the ai0re abuses the
work has ao maintained an unIeentng crusade against the
Alliance Of Church and STATE thus virtually seeking aboi
ally remove the su existing eudasm which
continue 10 alc ie BRUSH nation. 1t has recently
Trade doctsines, winch viii increased the
aerou admirers here and here o. that great reoieI
liica falth closely allied 10 that OF county and
therefore thout extraordinary effort chauiy
MO more genial SOIL 1t has receGly been united
Foreign Quarterly Review. more attractive
ot the two Reviews being the Westminster,
and thus adding greatly - It's value as literary periodical
The North British Review
work OF orig than aeady described
but 1t Is, nevertneess destined to occupy prominent
pace the Rel ublc OF Letters.
The great cal Scotland led
tabsiInent There was NO JOURNAL IN The UhIrED KING
DOM which appeared 10 meet the necessities OF TINS Anu
Naonai Church agitation indeed. revolution by
he d, -uplOn induced oil things, placing the
perceptions and Chuscn fo.
yther sympathes-iheir emotions. without, some
other OF thought than then eAtan Hence lie
sontanesus agreement OF The great master minds among
HEM IN the necessity Of new quiet o. op,oa ana e
OF this Journal The Evangelism OF the Nneteenlh
characiersics OF the Illness that the grand principle which
hooerson smith, and many of the eminent men OF Scot
iand took the ned to sortte doUa Is dd
roeatsd and 1tndieated In THIS able work. and In lie same
TINS Periodical not ultra in its views on any one OF the
grand OF human knowledge: the
a iron s ,P B On n 1 Of ne pure
avoraby wlth other contemporary in The amount
Of TALENT spIlt, enlisted The
oi SIR Dav1 Brewster Drs. hanna, Cunningham, Lonner
Candllh. Gordon, buchanan, smith, etc, host
themselves. Much ioregn Talent pledged
enrich
His not be considered strictly Taeoog ica Reu,euo
topics OF And calculated
wel-cultIvateu nlrudLceu. Political Questions
their party their general character,
considered lleatu and the literary
discussed and discoveries eha and
ui0usd The discussion religious SUBJECTS, however,
dspasaUnale anu 1bIstan spirit iOrms distinct
the work. anu VIII continue 10 occupy pronine place In
pages.
The amented Dr. Chalmers the founder and principal
editor Review, his death, ably con-
dacted by his son-ln-law, DIR. Hanna.