... L!TEPAB^y VALZETZZS. BocHSX AND Mns. Bisnor.-Duringthesojournof Mr. Boehsa and party at Stockholm, he unexpectedly met with an old acquaintance, who, in the course of conversation, questioned the great harpist respecting the vocal and personal gifts of his fair etlre, Mrs. Bishop, whose talents are creating such a semss- tion on the continent. Bochsa immediately replied, in the well- known ...

... Ooettrp . LINES FItROM SANDRON HALL, OYTHIE HON. GILANTLEY BERiKELE'Y.] ni,! there is a thrill that the forester feels, When the manlen lie loves through the wild wvood steals, TOn deep ie its passion-tos sweet isl its losw, For duke, lord, or lady of fashion to krov. And there is a bliss rhel such lovers have met, And a tint on the cheek like a rich sunset, That springs from a furrnce too ...

... lpari). HYMN OF THE UNIVERSE. P'ARIAPHlRIASED FIsOlt GOETHE. ROLLt on1 thou Sun! for eveer rsoll , Thoa giant, rushing thirriough thu Huaven- Creation's woinder, Nattire's soul I Thy goldeus wcheels by angels Iriven Thie ploinets die without Ihy blaze, Anid chlrrilslin, with star-sdropt wing, Float in) thy dianonlid5sparkling rays, Tbotu brightest Cmblelh of their King! Itoll, lvelv Earth ! ...

... I TS GERMALxN STtUDENT'S ,STORUi. I have myself, said Krientzner, witnessed oany duels; hut we are not so bloodthairsty, generally speaking, as you modral' Americans. We usually settle these miatters with a swerd, a bettor method, by-the-way, and mere we.rthy of. a seldier thsss year cold, murderous pistol-firing. Any poitroon may pull a trigger, hat it requires the firm hand snd steady eye ...

... itte atturt A Word to the Manrufacturers of Great Britain, on the su7lyect of the Cotton Trade. By Asaicus Curicu. Smith, Elder, M' and Co., London. C Tho writer commences by pointing out to the manufacturers o of GCrest Britain the progress which the inanufactutre of Cotton is making in the German States, more especially Prussia the n wide-spreading nature of the Prussian League (the ...

... it e r atit r . BMacks Economical ToTurist Scotlund.-BIla-k, Edinblurgh. Asl ralstaff says, not only 1witty himself, lent fthe cause of wit in otters,' so the great northern magician, Sir Walter Scott, licit only cent into the world mossy books himiself, but was the cause of innumerable books in others likewise. He chronicled, in loegcidnand Iin sang-, the scenes, and deeds, adif hisitoric rc ...

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... XTMTER&AL:Y VAR.ZETZ1XS, Tea parties, observes Mr. Tidmarsh, are the same all the world ever; with the exception that -with the French there are morc lights and prettier dresses; an with us a mighty deal more tea in the Ipt. CIHIilis REVERENCE FOR PAytENTS.-It is stated that some years'ago a manajoined with his wife io beating his mother; both' were executed; the wife's mother was ...

... . 'IDortrp- - P e ERESE NTIIMIENT. iaV CULLEN BSVANT.3 O, father, lot us hence-far hark, A fenrful murmur shakes the air; The clouds are coming swift and dark ;_ What horrid shapes they wear A vlnged giant sails the skv; Oh, father-father, let us fly, Hush, child ; it is a grateful sound That heating of a sunijmer shower. Here, where the boughs hang close around, We '11 pags a pleasant hour, ...

... ljoetvj?. tOF! NAiUE HIM NOT. On' solime him not, 11110s it LO To praise him for his devils of fanc - ?? died to serve the good and lfee, And glory beoms arouod his name. Though clouds may o'er his memory lour, Ansd gather oil his ?? grave, His swas a name of wvorth and powcr- The svatchword of the true amid brave! The tribute of all honest tear Shall oft bedewv his grassy tomlb,- Yet there ...

... . 3 ootri). SERENADE. Tuns mooin Is qp, and not a breeze 'lice zeophyrs sleep, O'er yonder viate Is sighbitg i And siletire deep) *i1 shadows Ot the sileit tree | Dwells renssor thee end above, Upon the lake are lying; Anld ail thinsi;e bright Telady, rise, With ine delight And let those eves To wait on thee and love, (Than yonder stars. storebright) List to my song, Olady, mine! 0lie soeet ...