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first Of each month, and contains greater quantity
Of matter than has ever been given in any other
American Men,hly l, numbers among its con-
,rb1tor. many Of the abes, writer's in the country
and ha, honorably achieved prominent place
among our higher periodicals. We are glad TO


learn that it Is hencefor,h to be regularly for sale
in this Civ b. King & Co. 100 Broadway.


rug KxfcxeRnccKEn or New-York Monthly Magazine


November, i-i J.Bi.co. ia Broadway.


Our stauch old fayorte-now the eldest, we be-
Iieve, ofour Monthly repositories of Original Lite
ra,ure-wear. its years gracefully and with ruddy
coun,enance. No American periodical has ever
presented so grea, number and variety OF Litera-
~ papers, ranging from grave 10 gay, pathetic to
humorous, from song to sermon, poen to critique,
essay anecdotc. 1t has numbered among il
Editors and principal correspondents Timothy
Flint, Willis Gaylord Clark, (rhese two, alas !
rest beneath the s,iiening sod y Washington
Irving, Lewis Cas-, Prof Ware, J. G. Percival,
J. G. Whittier, &. w. Greene, &c. &c. None of
these have appeared casually infrequently on its
pages, but statedly and for years together. From
England, it has had original articles from Buwer,
Dickens, Sou,hcy, and many from Mary Anne
Browne. Beside these and some hundreds OF
lesser lights which have CLEANED ftfully on its
pages its immediate conduct has for seven or eight
years been vested in gentleman who cultivated
taste and experience i'll the field of letters has ad-
ded an engrossing enthusiasm and an unwearied
industry in the discharge of his duty which has
rarely if ever been parallelc2 There is no Maga-
zine in existence whose pages give evidence Of SO
much we-drectcd Editorial labor as do those of
the knckerbocker.


The number before US contains two Letters from
Rome, tha commencement of series descriptive
of The Eternal City, from the polished pen Ct
our Consul G. w. Gresne, Esq. These we have al
ready given to cur readers. There arc sevenie
other contributed articles, several of them of de-
cided merit, such as The Pioneers, a Sketch Of
the Remote West The Burning of the Ships,
The Nameess Craze by Mary Anne Browne,
and The Qlod Correspondence The number
closes with sixteen pages Of Literary Notices, Ed
i,or,' Table, &c. which are among the best por
tions of the work.