... I Saphir, a satirical poet and writer of great taleit in greater popularity, has just died at Baden, a place a few miles from Vienna. le was 'o Wittrs Literary Gazette, in It95, and his most breN *,e cal works appeared between the years iz0,; l, ej IHe afterwards wrote a great deal in journals 'as 1 1 lished a periodical called The Humouristd 'B I' itab volume of poetry was entitled Wild ...

... OUR LIBIRARY TABLE. Co-o old fricend, DLaAC0Y~Ot), ill his iuteber fo r Sep- teul'er, gives us two papels on CiterhDani- -cule Cons)iderin g ?? display aG the beginll: 0 of last, mut lth cs a spectacle, -the otber HaeatrtiTg the partijilel PS of the sonitovial trip in tihc Pera. The ia ter is, We C i- not say howt truly, attribute~l to Mr. \\Watort.o, thcue IlCil- ber' for Midhtirst, and ...

... COIRWEN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The -second Annual Exhibition of this Society took plhce in a Marquee, in a field near Corwen, on [ues- day last, the 31st ult. The doors were thrown open at half-past one o'clock, and although the weather proved rather unfavourable, the tent became immediately crowded by the subscribers and otbars interested in the success and usefulness of the Society. There ...

... ot(ginill vatry. DESPONDENCE AND CONSOLATION. I had a tendeu mother. one who fed My infant soul wvith hesventv en 'Q From her fair )hand, mS trr -' ..iiic. The Word of God -i tng fineers took O'er tihmS- . ,1 how I vept forjoy T . ,ee t gift, and hotn my glance puiirned _rc tale of Samuel to the Temple borne, By pious parent! Asist how with owve, ?? love, And sweet itnaginitigs, the page I ...

... THE BUTTERFLY VIN ARItIM. A portion of the interior is set apart for a small rcscrvoir, of water, starting from the front angles of the case, and curving backwards inl the form of a little bay. The water-tight separation forming this little reservoir consists of a piece of sheet-zinc of the necessary height. It is soldered to the bottom of the vivarium, which is also formed of zinc; and up ...

... @Our ib-rari) Ziable. TuE JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGICAL ,'j1Iin'GL , \J. I fChurchill) we have oiten described as on .e ofour 'highest 'class periodicals. lt eliuidiates thosemen'talrpherncaiea wvhiclh itiffixence habit, und-affect thle pkysiical'frame. Itsbcot is to inlform1 anii instruct, nokt. weatertaizi-to enlighten, not amuse. No.10 of the aew series of that periodical now on oiirtable ...

... 3 The Christmas Revels' at the Crystal Palace, t] 1 after a successful run of a fortnight's duration, ter- g minated on Saturday, when the third Poultry and k Pigeon Show commenced, and the two sources of at- Ii traction drew together a tolerably large assemblage a r of spectators, notwithstanding that the weather was to , anything but inviting, and that the price of admission l was again ...

... FzASHIONS FOR SEPTEMBER. I- , ,, . s I e (From Le Pallet.) r dc have passed the season for the production of any e decided novelty in the form of ladies' dresses; the prin- cipal variety now is in the accessories, Favour is very nearly divided between double skirts and flounces, but perhaps the latter may be considered to have the pre- e ference. Quilles are scarcely seen. Many skirts are - ...

... H 0 Al E. IFroM TIIE WELSII or LLYSTYN. ii. oII, bless-d Ilorame! 0 word cc hanting, A wvord that breathes of nectar swveet fly 0 1 Ianme, thou place of mly desiliog, .Ig ?? all itiv zoptrations meetL ?? Althiough the cartis contains a number Of ?? roofs and vorgeous Ioalls, Oig Thou ?? 1or1C charls, mnore beauty ever of' For Ioe betwecil thy humblue walls. Zas 'Tl's not a palace, oloriono, ...

... ER COF AM MttS. WV. TI. OWEN, I'IlYLLON, Tiir syni, mior syll, Y trim ?? bili tla'. ?? Yii ?? I ?? foaivell ilildicl; iior ul lx - ior %clivw yAV et, r-ricldil * ie,2-i-lR hll~t p,] da:tt'':l sydd, Nbl-i .iivfeald yelyi 1hn. O lherivvii drar ewri y inveidi giveddlillion, suripleu lid d ariei,'ai ! i kihavle all) d ei (I -n Ei! ovdd1 orzgal:~ )tlawn el0^: swyfllilo, Alisl oilil0 Ipic loi diei ...

... Oh, spare the Market Cross, Our fathers placed it there Ye cannot count its loss- The ancient emblem spare. Hurt not its rustic pedestal, - Do its rude shaft no harin Break not inl ruthless sacrilege Its ever outstretceiu arin. Its steps ase angels' ladders- Its shaft tow'rd heaven doth shev, Its aries ext ended tell of love To all the crowds belowe To all the crnwds belowr- To rich as well as ...

... How the Preten'ier was 2made Prisrner at P, Pricc having dinzed nt ollme wcith abtout thirty a table, mostly of his own people, was netc seen inQ 11 ald easy, and proposed after dinner to wal L), Tuilerics, where several of his coulalan folloy ea particularly two of his Soots clliefs, one of t Inchl to hbin il thc morning coueruingrt e reports tlila, n a-going that hliewas certainlyto be taken ...