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edition of the Works Of Sydney Smith, as far
published


EY> BRowNsoN's QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. ".


for October, was laid ON tube Yesterday bye 5.
| FRANCIS & Co o52 Broadway, agents for the work


in this city. The leading article is Il continuation


Of the Editors Review If Kant's Crc of the
| Pure Renscn The titles of the remaining articles
| are Fourierism Rcpugnant to Christianity, The
Anglican Church Schismatic,' The Protective
Policy The Suffrage Party in Rhode Island
The number closes with notices OF several recen,
publications, among which we fnd brief critique


upon Miss Fuers Sumner on the Lakes, which
Mr. Brownson dislikes exceedingly He says OF
the author, We Lslicve no person has appeared
among us whose conversation aud writings have
done more TO corrupt the minds and hearts of our
Boston community This is frankly stated, but


we suspect that Mr.. BIS judgement in the premises


will generally be regarded as illibera and unjust.
1T may no; be improper TO state III this connec-


ZION that r. Brownson is understood at last 10 have
Joined the Catholic Church. In note al the close
of the present number he says:-' After years OF
wandering, doubt, and perp!exity, we have found


resting place and the heart the repose has sought
E IRE KSIcKERBocKER,-Th number Of this
old and established Magazine for October was laid
on cur table yesterday. ItS contents are rich and
! varied, as usual. Experiences OF Tobacco


Smoker, Running the Blockade a Visit 10
iloun, Ida and Bernard and Nlouton-A Dogs


Tale are the titles Of several OF the principal prose
articles. There are also some very good poetical
contributions IL series of Literary Notices. and
the Editors Gossip with Readers and Correspond


cnts the latter amusing and racy, az usual


H- The DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for October is be-


fore US. 1t is embellished with likeness of THOMAS


RIrcHIE, Editor of the Richmond Enquirer. The


principal articles are entitled One Last Word be-


fore the Election The Currency Question, Har-


70 Harring,'-a Biographical Sketch, by ALEXAN-


DER H. EVERETT The Random Likeness by


Mrs. ENsLow, A Festival, Tournament, and II


Juber,' 'Ihe Journey Of Day. &c. &c. All


very good except the Politics. ii. q. Langley,


Astor House, is the publisher.