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By the politeness of the publishers, (Clark and Edson, New York, we have received the April number of the 'Knickerbocker, or New York Magazine.' Although we are not yet disposed to agree that 1t is the best Magazine in the U. States, it certainly has deserved ly obtained high reputation. The present number contains articles in prose by Samuel L. Knapp. B. B. Thatcher, Timothy Flint, Professor Beck, and other known and well reputed writers; and poetry by Smms, Nc Lellan, Mrs. sigourney, ". G. Clark. and Mrs. N. \. Browne. We bespeak favor for it-without thinking 1t necessary to play the critic.

 Specimens ofthe Knickerbocker, the North American Magazine, the Boston Pearl, Anna ranth, Cincinnati Mirror, Blackwood, Metro politan and Foreign Quarterly, can be seen at this office.