II. Nev Books for the Month. l2. Monthly Literary Bulletin.
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NEW PJBLIcATloNs.- are indebted to MT. Woodruff for copies of Sol. Smiths "Theatrieal Apprenticeshp"; and "Mys. ieries of ile Backwoods," by J. B. Thorpe, esq, Edilsr of the New Orleans Commer. cii Timts. The first is one of the most readable among all the cheap publications of the day. Ii is written with freedom of personal narrative that makes one a fa- miliar frierd of told Sol," even though he had never leard of him before. In addition to his Theatrical Apprenticeship, it contains numerous anecdotes of distinguished Amer. ican actors. MT. Thorpe's book is of a different cast it contains several humor. ous sketchss, but its author aspires to the character d fine, rather than humorous writer. It may not have so rapid sale as Smiths Apprenticeship, or Simon Suggs but there are sketches in it that will be longer remembered.