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TIE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for July is radiant
with a very Ife.like Portrait OF J. FESNrMoRE
CooPEs, Esq.-the biography unhaPpily omitted.
Its first paper treats OF Mr.. Van Buren, and
laws on the plaster as his Baltimore Convention
did as soon as it had killed him. 1t takes care TO
bury him for ever asst begins to praise him. We
hardly recognize the dapper and dexterous chief
of the Albany Regency under the load of pane
gyrc here dumped upon him.


The only other political article processes to con-
slider The Remuneration OF Texas IN It's ntiu.
ence on the Duration of Slavery and with obs,i.
nate gravity urges that Annexation will destroy
Slavery! The man who could write this, no mat
ter on what Impulse, has a perfect right 10 be a
Loco. Foco-indeed he has no chance to be any
thing else What might not the Union afford
to give to have Calhoun as this man pretends 10 T?


Among the Literary papers are a Select
Party by Hawthorne, Egerla by Tuckcrman,
and Blind Jacques, by Mrs. Eilet. Elizabeth
B. Barret's Drama OF Exile is quoted. Hornes
New Spirit Of the Age and German Philosophy
are criticised. The number on the whole is good
III. G. Langley, ; Astor House,