tion which it well merits. It may be regarded as the Protestant counterpart to Möhlers Symbolism. The recent movements in the Evangelical Churches abroad, give it particular significance and importance. It is in some respects an anticipation of that very devout imagination, butmost shallow humbug-the christian union,-which is attracting so much attention every where. As soon as space and time may permit, we design to expose the utter fallacy of those principles on which that project is founded, and shall then examine with our utmost care the tendencies and import of the present work. The delay will not be long. H Ꭼ Ꭱ Ꭱ Ꭺ Ꭲ Ꭺ . In Article II, page 63, 5th line from the bottom, for "compounding,” read "confounding." Page 64, about the middle, for, "are fit for. They do," read, "are fit for, if they do."-Same page, 7th line from bottom, for “proviso,” read "process."-Same page, 2d line from bottom, "entirely called,” read “actively called." Page 70, 1st line, for "divided from testimony," read "derived from testimony." Page 71, for "possible be attained," read "possibly be attained." Page 72, 7th line from bottom, for “our determination,” read “one determination." Page 77, 2d line from top, for "no motion could," read "no motive could." In Article VII., page 170, 14th line from the bottom, for "remain as inscrutable," read, "remain as immutable." Page 177, 11th line from the bottom, for "fortify his conclusions,” read, "fortify their conclusions." Page 187, 10th line from the top, for "longer portion," read “larger portion." The quotation at page 193, from Dr. Young's Night Thoughts, should have been printed as poetry,--thus: "The death-bed of the just . . Is it his death-bed No; it is his shrine; Page 194, 9th line from top, for "complete the same," read, "complete the sense." Same page, 11th line from bottom, for “I have told that,” read, "I have told you that." ART. CONTENTS ОР No. XXII. PAGE. ADDRESS TO THE PATRONS OF THE REVIEW, AND TO THE I. ATHENS AND THE ATHENIANS, 1. A History of Greece. By the Right Rev. CONNOP THIRLWALL, Lord Bishop of St. David's. New-York: Harper & Brothers. 1845. 2 vols. 8vo. 2. Athens; its Rise and Fall, &c. By EDWARD Lytton BULWER, ESQ., M.P. M.A. New-York: Harper & Brothers. 1838. 2 vols. 12mo. 3. The Historical Antiquities of the Greeks, with reference to their Political Institutions. By WM. WACHSMUTH, Professor of History in the University of Leipsig. Translated from the German, by EDMUND WOOLRYCH, ESQ., Oxford: D. A. Talboyo. 1837. 2 vols. 8vo. 4. A Manual of the Political Antiquities of Greece, historically considered. From the German of CHARLES FREDRICK HERMANN, Professor in the University of Heidelberg. Oxford: D. A. Talboyo. 1836. 1 vol. 8vo. II. THE LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF JOHN FOSTER, Edited by J. E. RYLAND; with Notices of Mr. Foster, as a III. THE ELECTION OF ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRE- "Report of the Attorney General and Solicitors, on the "The Madison Papers," and "Journal of the Federal Convention," in reference to the Election of Electors of 273 321 345 ART. PAGE. the President and Vice-President of the United States. IV. THE WILMOT PROVISO, V. POND'S PLATO,. Plato, his Life, Works, Opinions and Influence. By VI. THE AUTO-BIOGRAPHY OF GOETHE TRUTH AND POETRY: 1. The Iliad of Homer; from the text of Wolf, with English Notes. By C. C. FELTON, Eliot Professor of Greek in Harvard University. 2. New-England Poets. Poems, by R. W. Emerson; Poems, by W. E. CHANNING. 3. The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North-America. By JOHN JAMES AUDUBON, F.R.S. &c., and the Rev. JOHN BACHMAN, D.D. &c. 877 406 441 468 486 486 493 499 501 4. History of the Roman Republic. By J. MICHELET. 5. LIFE OF MAJOR GENERAL ZACHARY TAYLOR, with an account of his brilliant achievements on the Rio Grande and elsewhere, including, &c., &c., &c. By C. FRANK PEWELL. 508 6. A Discourse on the Life and Character of the Hon. FRANCIS XAVIER MARTIN, late Senior Judge of the Supreme Court of Louisiana, pronounced at the request of the Bar of New-Orleans. By HENRY A. BULLARD, one of the late Colleagues of the deceased. The Quarterly Review, of the Methodist Episcopal 518 521 522 522 524 |