 LITERARY.

From the N. Y. Courier x Enquirer.

 WESTWARD no.
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 We have been favored by the Messrs. Harpers with the sight of a new novel, under this title, by the author of " The Dutchman's Firesidc,p which was an nounced asin the press some time since --and such is the unalloyed pleasure we have enjoyed, that we cannot resist he temptation of communicating tothe pub lie our first impressions after rising from it's perusal, and attempting to shake of the spellin which we have been enchaln- ed for hours.

 "Westward Hor' is truly and em- phaticaily a aotio'aal tale. Indeed, as a nation, we shall soon be obliged to love ourselves, as de)ineated by the patriotic, yet discriminating pen of Mir iiruii,iiing. F. fhasost of tic cllaras 5s ii tToduce1 into the work are so entirely national, that they could be pressed in 10 no other service than the author Ina!