Text: N. P. Willis (?), Review of the Columbian Magazine for March, Weekly Mirror (New York), March 1, 1845, vol. I, no. 21, p. 332, col. 3, near the bottom

[page 332, column 3, continued:]

THE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE. Israel Post, 3 Astor House.

The Columbian for March contains many good things. A Chinese story by Mrs. C. A. Butler, a lady who has, as we are informed on the spot — and who is certainly a very spirited and agreeable writer about ill’ this side the globe; the spirit-love full of the love-spirit; a really characteristic story written by that true-hearted Irishman John Brougham; a sterling story by Mrs. Ellet; a delightful paper on Gray, by Tuckerman — but we cannot enumerate, and we have already said enough to make every body buy the number.