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;S- The FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW for jan
uary, Just repriH,ed by Leonard Scott Il Co. ll2
Fulton.street, contains several sterling papers
Among them we may mention those entitled Hor-
mayr's "reminiscences of the Wars in Germany
sBettina Brentano,' Records of early Italian Art,
'Freiigrath's Poems,' 'Ramble's and Recol!ections
OF an Indian Official and Music in Germany and
Belgium


ms. We have the LOWELL OFFERING for Febru-
ary. Its contents we think exhibit evidence OF i'm
provement, compared with those OF the previous
numbers. The work would suit us beuerif ii were
to give prominence to The aore important move
men!s of our day in their bearings upon the moral
and social condition Of the laborers In our Faco-
RES; but we welcome it notwithstanding as a
prophecy of what will yet be achieved by "mind
among the spindes.''


THE AMERICAN REvrEw.-Wc are gratihed TO
perceive with how much favor this able periodical
has been received by the public. Notices of the
last number appear 10 the leading papers of The
country, In terms expressive of high commendaton.
GJ- The MOTHERS JOURNAL AND FAMILY VISIT
ANT, a Monthly Magazine, edited by Mrs ELIZA C.
ALLEN, is now in lis tenth volume Published at
l22 NaSsau-street.


TIE ILLUSTRATED SHAKsrEARE.-The publica.
ton of this magnificent work, commenced by H.
w. Hewet, has been assumed by the Harpers. 1t
will hereafter appear in double numbers once a
fortnight Numbers S9-O have jus, beenpublshed


% INGRAHAM, the Lope de Vega Of American
Novests as II respects quantity, has produced Tale
the scene of which laid in Charlesown Mass For sale
by w. II. Graham, 90 Nassau 81.


1rS- THE AGE-A Satire, pronounced as a Vale
dictory Poem, before the NewIork Society OF
Literature, Jams 2S, 1916, by ALFRED WHISTLER ,
New.York: c. Shepard, l9l Broadway. This pro-
duc,ion contains some very passab!e lines, but II is
not as a whole worthy of circulation beyond the
circle of the authors special friends.


eJ- The MMD OF HONOR, an historical Novel,
translated om the French Of Madame Bawr can be had
at Graham's. l62 Nassau 81.


10 The DIVINE ORIGIN OF CHRISTIANITY, by
J. G. PIKE has just been published in very neat
form by Robert Carter, IS Canal street Its one
OF the best books by one Of the best Of religious
writers.


go 'Blsuor oSpsspoNk's TRnL-The Verdict
Sustained at the bar of Public Opinion-with Re
marks on Laicus and Bishop Doane. BY Spectator,
is The title Of new pamphlet on a somewhat stale
subject, published by ], F. Trow & Co. IS Ann ST.


g-'THS STORY OF a FExlHgR,' is the title Of a
very amusing two-shillins volume from Punch,
for sale by W. H. Graham, l62 Nassau-s,rect.


o. sMorxr SoREL, or the Heiress of the De
yeres,' by the author of the two Old Mems
Tales Is the title of two-shillius Novel, just
published by Farmer & Daggers, so Ann street.


0U- Judd & Taylor, 2 Astor House, have The


knights of the Seal. or the Mysteries Of the three
Cities No. l.