Literature. DC.
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LEONARD ScoTT & Co.'s REPUBLIcATIoNs OF
THE BRITISH REvrEws.-While the rest of the
world have been engrossed with the recent elections
these publishers have been busily engaged in is
SUNG their reprints, and we now find on our table
Biackwoods Magazine, the Foreign Quarterly, anc
the London Quarterly Reviews for October. W.
observe that The Foreign has made another assault
upon this country, in the shape of review OF Mr.
F-atherstonhaugh's recent work. With this ex
cep,ion, the pumber will, we believe, be iouod
sufficiently palatable. The London Quarterly cor
tains eight articles, all of average merit. We wer.
particularly pleased with the delineation Of the
character of The late DR. Arnold, master OF Rugby
School He was a man who was much mlsunder
stood in his lifetime, and the portrature is as just
as il is eloquent. Forser's recent work on the
Historical Geography of Arabia, is reviewed al
some length, and we commend the article to the
perusal OF the pathological student. For other pa
pers of more general interest, cannot do better
than refer the reader to The number itself.