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New YoRK, April 80, 1876.
The Democratic Rsrt,p for May-.Metailic delsions
The copper fever, Sc.-JMoping day in Ns,o York
Heapy rain last night.-JNarksf ne,os, &c.
The Democratic Review, punctual to the day, has
just been published, and contains several articles o
unusual interest and merit The first article is on
the independent Treasury" by the second editor,
Mr.. Kettel the character and nature of which is
argued with an ability indicative Of much research
and study in reference to his subject. His paper
cannot fail to be read with interest and advantage
the present time when the subject is before Con-
gress, and has engaged large share Of public at
tention.


The second article is by T. Barnard, on the ad-
minisraton Of Indian affairs, containing first, re-
view of the report of the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs transmitted to Congress with the Presidents
message; secondly, Of notes on the iroquois, by
Henry Schoocrah.


The remaining articles are:


3. Cromwell and his Times, as set forth in Car
lyles letters and speeches. and the History Of the
English Revolution, by M. Guzot.


4. The Old English Pulpit.


s. The Favorite; translated from the German by
N. Green.


g. PAPERS Of an old Dartmoor Prisoner, in con.
tinuation, edited by N. Hawthorne.


7. Hymn, by the Hon. Caleb Cushing


9. China and its Prospects Of Trade.


TO- Man and Earth; by Mary Orme


H. Monthly Financial and Commercial Article
by Mr.. Kettell.


This article, as usual, is very able, instructive