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Nouces close Inc magazine.


H. De Bows OomnEncIAL REVIEW Of the South and West.
| Our columns, though embodying no regular no
nee have heretofore contained repeated citations or
references to this very meritorious journal. The
remoteness of the interests which il has chiefly re-
garded, Our own consequent but involuntary lack
Oh information, and the rareness and irreguIarity
WIN winch the magazine ITSELF which might have
greatly mended our attention and our knowledge
mas reached US, must extenuate our past omissions
OF adVerung TO its contents more frequently and
more methodcaIy.


Apart, indeed, from the series of papers offer
| ed Dy thls Review, little has ever been attain
able 10 US from which TO form any serious or
CONSISTENT body of information, as 10 the trade and
lnaus'rial enterprise resource of the South and
"ess eAcep1 an occasional Congressional report :
ana 'hese, as every body knows, universally under
Pracuce any thing but well-imagined, have come
az sucn seasons as finding the press occupied with
legislative acts and debates commanding more in
stan attention. leave neither space nor leisure for
the more speculative matter presented by mere do
cuments, however important. Nor is this all /; Of
sucn uocuients' but two, since the commerce OF
the Mississippi and lis continents rose from the pos
sibe or eventual into the rapid and vast actual have
been oi nature or have appeared under auspices
TO attract any very special notice throughout the
rival regions OF the East and North whose own
more advanced and elder pursuits were in posses
sion OF me countrys and their own far more gene
raj and earnest consideration.


Inc papers to which we aude as making these
two longressional exceptions are "a Report on
the Commerce and Navigation of the Mississippi -
presented TO The Senate, some three years SINCE BY
the lamented and valued Representative Of Louisi-
ana, Senator Barrow; and a Report on the Con
stitutional Jurisdiction of the Federal Government
over the channel Of that Mediterranean stream
$50 called,) by the elder of the Senators from
South Carolina These, both highly curious,
were yet oi diverse interest," the one, as exhibit