The North American Review for October.

The article presents information about authors who have contributed papers to the October issue of the periodical "North American Review." Two Englishmen, Leslie Stephen and R.D. Osborn, an Indian officer, do the best writing in this number of the North American. Osborn's account of the siege of Delhi is very graphic and interesting. It was well enough known before how it is that the English maintain themselves as masters of millions in India, but it is a vivid flash of light on the subject when one is told of John Nicholson's having been adopted as a god by a new sect of fanatics which arose at his death.