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The EcLEcrIc REvIEw.-The Philadelphia
North American, in notice of Campbell's Foreign
Monthly Magazine, speaks of the translations which
it gives of valuable papers from French and Ger
man Reviews, and remarks that this is feature
belonging to no other American periodical" We
are surprised at this--as the Eclectic Review,
since its first appearance has made this one of its
prominent points. Important articles on Science
and various departments of Literature have been
translated for lis pages and have added essentially
10 its value. We are pleased to know that this
feature will be preserved and rendered more per-
feet in the succeeding issues of the Eclectic Its
Editor, Prof j. H. AGNEw, is intimately ac-
quainted with the Languages and Literature of
Modern Europe and will present, we are assured
frequent transla,ions from their most important
periodicals..


LYcEUM LEcTuREs.-The Lecture, before the
Lyceum at the Tabernacle this evening, is to be
delivered by Hon. LEVI WOODBURY. of New
Hampshire He has chosen subject Of consid-
cradle importance in itself, and one upon which,
from him, most interesting and valuable dis
course may be expected. The Uncertainties Of
History is the topic upon which he is announced
TO speak. We have 10 doubt his lecture will be
heard with decided pleasure by large audience.


TIE NE1eHBoRs: BY MARY HowrTr.-We
have received from the Office of the New World this
excellent novel translated from the Swedish of
Fredrika Bremen, by MARY HowI1r. 1t has
high reputation as possessing deep interest and
high moral character. As specimen of the Lit
erature of Sweden, of which comparatively little
is known in this country, it is emneatly deserving
of attention. The name of MARY HowITT is suf-
fciens pledge for its literary worth and moral ex-
cellence. 1t published in the cheap and neat oc-
tavo form in which Mr. Winchester has recently
issued so many valuable works.


% Milton J. Alexander is on trial a, Philadel-
phis fer the murder of Noah Louaee.