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ship.," very pleasant poem. The Ohit-Cast
y unusually int eresting-
THE EIAMlNEH,

ship'." = very pleasant poem, The Ohit-Cast
= unusually Int eresting.
THE E1AAfNEH.
Mr. Toxne's nsv venture, the EXAMINER,
has reached tho dignity Of second numosr;
ma q IL more sIsabin5 than over. Il ia the on!'
10 tha lima shop. FoTtifyiug himself vita
scfapa from Emerson Don QuE1ote sets out
upon Ais crusade, lanca in hand, and dahbsr-
neiy set4 70 work not oaly to dsu,olisn every-
and repair all tho damagoe which
the heatten Chinee" OF the orthodox ner-
su2alon lkve inflicted. la rets Theodore
Fatker up on bis pedestal sg.in. after de-
raolislinE Bckerstett. In his next ar1icle he
dtste:ts the Bible. and, In tho prooess, demol-
htn). and calls the Patriarchs IN eor.s Of
names without fear Of the bears, Having fn-
ished mp him OF bnl1ush fame, be gives Mr.
abbott, Of Toledo ! few ptea .ant metaphysical
pats on the back, and than gets into
by as psfh5,n, stG5 of v, c52 .5a,2a ca1s1so; ri; !.
hiss crazy story of Chicago. The The sixth article
inthe magaziEe ID translation Of p1oer
from the French OF E. yacherot, called !. The
Old md the Nsw Christianity" The re-
mainuer Of tue mtgtzins IL occupied With
brief articles on current theological topics
and book revie~e. Mr.. ToFae i, par emf
''e7ace. An iconoc1ast, but it is doubtful, after
ALL whether hia rafting fu.llade viii attract
hE rely from the ORTHODOX coluublAda, IN
Which case - 0thello'a occupationa goue.''
scn1ESEns MONTHLY,
The second number Of the new magazine
venture, ScA1nSEE' MONTHLY, ia ont, but does
not compare favorAbly with the frat number,
either in contents OF illustrations. The latter,
in fact, we're announced ~ the prime features,
but. II they are to make the success Of the
magazine, they must be 1t leaat equal Ia merit
to the cuts in the Illustrated papers. Those in
The present lumber arc far inferior to the il
lns'1a,ions Of Eotry Saturday and H1rpers 5
called attractive on the whole. '7Ja.l Birds and
their Fhghte, the Day with ths Bsownings
At pFatoliDo,' ard the nav instalueus OF
George AacDonald's s:ory. "Wilfzid Cum5er-
mere are very noticeable, but the others
aIe commonplace. "The Street venders Of
New York have been s. written up :" 70 many
times that We aru surprised to see them ap-
near again in magazine form. Tho Hoosac
Tunnel Is IN reality \ bore, and iu it's mag.-
ziue form tells nothing that the daily Journals
haSs not told scores Of times. The rcn2iu-
ing pages chow only average ability,
and the editorial pages are eingularls
nnnteres'ing.. The magazine wants life:
will not keep up in the race. As litezary
periodical it ia exce1led by nearly every other
one. aud ~ An illustrated periodical it is
utterly unworthy Of comparison with the
weekly parsrs. ..'.... a
TIE ED1SDCRaH REVIEW
WeHte1n News Company. contains tie follow.
ing list Of papers: :. Baron Hubne1s Sixtas
Of. 1sussian Dekabriss." "br. Sewmsn's
Grammar OF Assent" ~ Ernst Moritz Arndt,
"sar john Lubbock'e Prehistoric Times,
s c.ngs,gn Na,, Of =, Aausust as 1s1o Es.l
many, France. and England"
i HARrEnts MAGAZINE
| cloeca the yenE With an unusually interesting
list Of contents, embracing an illustrated
description Of the Hro61fyn Navy Yard, IL
illustrated sketch Of "Pio Mono aad BIZ
counceiloisi" -" Life in brittany" also illus
II Frederick the Great:~ fresh instalmsn
Of Auerbach's story ~ Tho Rock Of the Lsgio,
| Of Homer !" " Bombay and the Paraees," il
lus1rated "1nveigling Nature into Disclo
euro Of her Secrets !" tAnteros," three nov
chapters; The Sacred Flor" part ILL.,
Blockade Renaing wst I'D %iss aai
1ington Sec -" Mstches;" "Auna Fa1ne.s :;
the usual spicy gossip Of the E.sy Chair, 81
the following Foems IA VIGIL" 9Th
Statue" Song Of Fire, ,"'s Under the Rose,
and " Orange Blossoms and Nightshado. -.
for ! December ope9s xitb a iresh instalmsn
es,ing story. 7. i. Dodge contributes
1cadable sto1, "My Friend, tho Fendl
Baton." IA New PhIae Of Drnidlem Ia
description Of aome peculiar religious service
At Rnzzlsd'a Bay, BY J. J. Jarves. Mr. Thu
low Weed contributes some OF his lntereatin
tailor and political experiences fro,n his autt
biography. Charles Aster Busted talks va,
eensibly on the vexed question Of .Intetn:
tional Copyright" An Afternoon At VI
helmshohe.' is timely xnd ske:chy pap,
by Alice Gray. Maria Louise Pool tells oL
Of the best magazine stories We have read II
3 long time, called " Tol1bT an octosoou,
A. II. Guernsey contributes an historical M
rat,ve touching '' Uarid, King Of 1arsel," Al
Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson throws sona ve
valuable light On tho SOURCES from whii
Shakespeare derived the motives OF m,ny
bis plays. Marx TWAIN, IN his month
"Netnorands," is At his best, especially
hi. experiences Is / political candidate.