... chapter on Logic is both a profouid aud original essay; and Miss Fran- ces Browne, the Donegal Poetess, one of whose best stories appears in this issue-namely, The Terrible Chitnrnin g. A rnemuoir of Professor Longfellow, the best of the few poetical ...

... aid Imagination means a combining of the atoms o th of things we know, into new forms, so as to present an th ae image. The story and the pun spring from this sanme th ta- source ; its course is shaped by our sentiments, our a( n- passions, our love of ...

... power in favour of Lieutenant Governor Garcia. St. Loris, Monday, Dec. 17.— A fire occurred here last evening, in the four-story building on Locust- street, near the Levee, which was entirely destroyed. The first floor was occupied by Mr. J. H. Alexander ...

... valleys, bold headlands and rich fruitful fields, glittering dome and rural spire, cities, towns, and frowning battlements in short, a picture of deep interest, of historical and local associations, and replete with the most natural delineations of this beautiful ...

... vale bafota us, some thousands in number, and occupying spot about as large the oity of New York. They were mostly small, one story high, and perhaps not more than due occupying an acre land. The whole space for miles, excepting the street! and houses, was ...

... Surely such rebuffs as these ought to open the eyes of Louis Napoleon. The Aloniteior of to-day eisdeavours to deny the whole story, but does not do so its reality It merely denies that Al. Dupin put the letter of the secretary into his pocket w itla usarks ...

... at the door, and was bidden to enter. To his surprise he found Goldsmith bed, immersed to his chin in feathers. serio-comic story explained the circumstances. In the course of the preceding evening's stroll he had met with woman with five children, who ...

... closets, cellars, four sleeping ravins, brewhouse, and enclosed vard, now in the occupation of Mrs. Short; and also all that large WORKSHOP, two stories high, at the buck thereof; and also lour small TENEMENTS adjoining, with frontage and back entrance ...

... mail from California has brought intelli gence possessing a different kind of interest from that wh ch attaches itself to stories of masses of gold picked up in the beds of rivers, and speculations on a possible depreciation of currencies by the cheap- ...

... mostly new to me, one the fruit like a small yellow pump- were in short supply, and sluggish inquiry, at late rates. vras entitled. To secure the realisation of the prediction, ceeded a short distance t Reedham • but in conse- Pas , non and governments, we ...

... ascertained, but it supposed they will, least, make ample provision tor Mrs. Hawcth, the event of that being requisite, A singular story is >at, the effect, that the day after the foneral a person, who was in'imately connected with Mr. Hawortb, caused removed ...

... cause of the death of M. Laureani, the late learned under-librarian to the Vatican.—Athen&um. A Wonderful Story.—The following mcst extra- story is related by the Paris correspondent of the Independent of Brussels, in a letter dated the uit. : few months ...