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THE FOREIGN QUARTERLY REvIEw-This
No. contains several valuable articles, but the one
attracting most attention is review Of the Po-
cts and Poetry of America This is written in
John Bulls worst taste. When in his magn6-
cent sclfconceit he critcises every thing in that
tone OF Importance and infallibility SO peculiarly
indigenous to England, it is rather amusing
But when he gets angry, he is the most ungrace-
ful animal we know of. His wit dcgenerates into
blackcuardism, and his quiet self.estcem into
clustering pretensions


Leonard Scott & Co. 1872 Fulton-st.