... L1TERATUR E. PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED. SEHcrsxO-1, Pendennis; 2, David Copperfield, No. 12; S. Ladies' Companion, part 3; 4, Lund we live in, part 31; 5, The Homes Circle, part 8; 6, People's M1edlical Journal, No. 12; 7, People's Review, No. 1; 8, Krasiaski's Lec- tures on Siavonia; 9, Hand book of Gamnes, Bohn's Scientific Library; 10. Lodge's portraits, vol. 6, do. ; 11 Bumtboldt',3 Views ol ...

... - . 2)a ?? TE ?? C U VDies Bid dollitiw l-dbllars ?? !, An empty pocket's the worst of ?? ae. If ai an'A olvngive0 bi 'a thrust-. Trample the beggar ,nt he dust1.. Fresuimptuius .poverty e quite apepalling- Snock him over! klek himfor fallig If a ?? up, oh lift him higher! Your 30ul's for sale, and he's a buyer! Dimes and dollars! dollars and dlies' An empty peket's the worst of-crimes I I ...

... TIIE SOLDIER TO Tip SUNBURST.- The shadoWY gloom of silent night Is fled, and morning s ?? light' Flings o'er thy flds its sunshine bright. My banner free-burrahl! And warriors crowd thy standard rounds Their charges shake the battle ground, Exulting in the trumpet sound That calls to death-hurrahI While floating o'er the.fleld of *ar, thy folds the wild wind fans afar The warriors' pride; my, ...

... MESSRS. S11kb AND BOWLING'S CONCERT .. ?? I it gave us great- pleasure to see the music Hall so well Xly filled 0on Mondlay avening ;-a satiefactory proof of si due estimation Mi, on of the spirited enterprise of our townsmen. Nor ought It to pwass Ali ussnoticed thet lb. audience was not only, fashionable, but.. idhat be' beo, 4d. wias more to the Piurpoae, dfacnimlnatiog. The scbessie ...

... l - Economy is still the talk in the Com- v, mons. All parties have become professedly ol I Financial Reformers, though in the curious L I threesome reel, danced by Protectionists, fr Wh Iigs, and the 'Manchester School ; it is T a! somewhat puzzling to comprehend the various pi t evolutions of the performeds, notwithstanding al e a frequent changing of positions which ap- Ty, a pear ...

... ritutemo. THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW OF BRITISH AND FOREIGN POLITICS,. HISTORY, AND LITERATURE. Edited by G. JULIAN HARNEY. No. 12. Mlay. London: J. Watson, 3, Queen's Iead-passage, Paternoster-row. A mere enumeration of the articles contained in this number of the Democratic Review will suffice to show the variety and interesting cha- racter of its contents. The Editor's Letter to the Working ...

... ?? j uI df ininef hae you ; to wmser, ?? iiat 'call upo the GodsW 't dfs?3nf yet to Ib~e.;tesicsfftr;ifa 3,its$«^ iesil3''i> debOdion' 1;ie) tCD'elI atG Whii 'totd i, ?? kneel at lii t s' e9 0 f n' ry m 'both of Nei, ahi t withlia lookbat would mwelt an' jkdapantiine' ock topity, to ?? fliO to take. com-e passion on kifrd ?? suffferinp;-anid then I want him to end by'swearibg to'blow 'kNie ...

... ?? ipsttM, ?- ii a I ?? -into the~duotI Trample the beggar n -1 . - I oh 1 lift himhover'. your soul's for sale, and he's a Dimes and dollars. dollars and dimes! An empty pocket's the worst of crimes' I know a Poor but worthy youth, Whose hopes are built on a maiden's truth;. But thy maiden will break her vow with ease, For a wooer cometh whoseclimms are these: A hollow heart and an empty ...

... ~eble~wo. THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW OF BRITISH AND FOREIGN POLITICS, I HISTORY, AND LITERATURE. Edited by G. JULIAN HARNEY. No. 12. May. London: J. Watson, 3, Queen's Head-passage, Paternoster-row. A mere enumeration of the articles contained I in this number of the Democratic Review will suffice to show the variety and interesting eha- 1 raster of its contents. The Editor's Letter to the Working ...

... UrViewo. THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW OF BRITISH AND FOREIGN POLITICS, E HISTORY, AND LITERATURE. Edited by G. JULIAN HARNEY. NO. 12. May. London: J. Watson, 3, Queen's Head-passage, Paternoster-row. A mere enumeration of the articles contained in this number of the Democratic Review will suffice to show the variety and interesting eba- t racter of its contents. The Editor's Letter to t the Working ...

... THE SOLDIBR TO ThE SUNBURST. The shadowy gloom of silent night Is tied, and morning's roseate light Flings o'er thy fols its sunshine bright. My banner free-hurrah ! And warriors crowd thy standard round, Their charges shake the battle ground, Exulting in the trumpet sound That calls to death-hurrah! 'While floating o'er the field of war, Thy folds the wild wind fans afar The warriors' pride, ...

... j ?%ilq pbfx .- ! ?? . ? ? ?r - ?? THX POPUL.AR -RE!D. Dimes and~dollair!;doilars'tld dimes.! An empty pdoket'5 tbe wroreof orime! : Ifae s ddnvfi klii Ons k thruist- t - TramPle therbgap co ito tfhie dusot AresduiptUOUS Pr ?? him OMe'! kik .himfo alling!. An eash. sweet eb b lift himihither u *iour sola 'o salentd h.'s buyer! Dimes and dollars'! dollars and dimes ! An emptY pocket'e tho ...