... THE ILIVERPOOL POULTRY EXHIBITION. The sgventh annual Liverpool exhibition of poultry .was opened yesterday, at Messrs. Lucas and Co.'s carriage repository, Great Chairlotte-street, which, as usual, wae audmirably fitted up for the reception of the feathered tribe. In consequence of the high entrance fees, the stock perhaps is not so large am may have b-en witnessed- in other parts of the ...

... A RO3ANTIC MARRIAGE. I - _. . lee he The following bit of roinanco in the life of 1- Lieutenant Mauary is related by Mr. Willis, in the he IT~n Joitriia:- ,. Ina the earlier days of hisl profes~sional career, the 4present cofimandiderwas a wrid.Irip iian on board one to of thre sloops of war sent to cruise in the Pacific. 'Che duty being niarely to give authoritative couri- tenianco, to the ...

... (PFromWD ),e CP{d of Vermont.J Goi!goin going! Who bids fgr the mother's care? Who bids for the blue-eyed g*ri7 Her A in is fair, and her eoft brown hair Is guiltless Of a courl' The nmothey claesped her babe With an ann tbat love made strong; [She ohie4ived norih, your hel,; Told' of tberpirit'ro .g eyeed Sh garzed fom the hitlet crowd, But no pitying glance she saw, For the crushing foe ...

... COLLIXTION OF FLEMVIS. 1 l I PAINTLNGq, AT AIR GALLERAY, CHURCH STPItITU l m: (Fiso)) a Co1re~ode AtJ i' This is a very choice select20n Of ?? oil pa;inxtuin;- of tile V c- 1-V . l1ill works of art , atid ?J011lbii i lig Z' f S; 'li It ilig every variety of talent in ,l -iei; ti cattle :nd t2ture pictures. ila- l q, ?? neat eiabora tly exqu-isite gela'I cl ti! l groatst discrin:iaatiola i ...

... - i RAJA. BROOkE. l. 1 solemn night, with visions round ry head, I crave for audience with the mighty ded. La Titinjo speot~re-of the past ArI~ei, surging likea northern blast. The rdightthuislter stands a'cross 'the flood, His hound~s unleashed, and full of human blood I Ble drivs~6eac~ssinto one dark'den, Builds iron walls around the dying men, And in the midst his throne of terror rears, ...

... A Wc)MANS QUESTION. I ?? I-tg - --AP~l I BY 3MIMS PROCTOR. BeWfre I trust my fate to thee, Or place unyhand in thine, Before I let thy future give - Colour and Inrnu to mine- RBfore I peril all for thee, Question thy souL to-night for me. Ihbreak all slighter bonds, nor feel A shadow of regret; Is there oen link within the past I Th,'t holds thy sipirit yet? Or ii thy faith as clear and fmee ...

... THEI LrVERPOQL ACADEMY ART UNIO. I ILiveipboO1Academy took placoon atobr ~ aa'rtins oi last in the Erbitioa Rooms, Old Postofflce-plaoe, IMr. £bhomas A~viaon, the cliairesan, presidca, alxd thera WpeiO. 11151 a n~unibhei df ladles. nd c ii tr ?? t. The drawing was done by twoboyq belddig- m cg. to the Bilue-oatC Scheol, one of whom had a Ihag Oftitalning tho name.o -the inolderg of tickets, ...

... A SOUTH 0AROLINA MO1RLOI~U. I This cursod race of lewd and Godlens EHm, As black and ugly ma the devts dan, 7ile and unclean in alltheir works and Weys, Theg1jVlus dr :fU tighlts and fearful day'' In the.dead houwe toms in o Ieood,- With fler&e;4s~ibhfacet rditngn'tbe flood, And gen the orimson glare in midnight sky Fr tnt fires otruin roaing up on high * - : The malisozi of God be on that ...

... | HOUSEWIFE'S CORNER& I Lrimpo. ANtD RIUKENUEAD XARXIT AILIWL. cr. JO.rs5 BLKENU sttrday. Batua. BRef ,, , , a1 ,. a S.d. ag & 8 d. Mautto], ?? a 0 7.a 9 0 6 0 8 Vba qr. ?? e:: 8 o * * 80 Lamb ?? {t dO..13B'0 'a 0'00 m blndqr128.0 . 00.°.00~ °t Freh Pfork Ipound .0 60 O T U..i fE. 0 8 Loobfters . ,, ?? 0 9.. 1 ?? I 0 ..1 3 lins, ?? 8 6 0 0 ?? ,3 6 0 0 CodO, ?? , ?? . .. 0.. 3 0 ON.. ,. ?? ...

... FASHIONS. FQR JANUARY. . t Irr Io~wA paid (F~m leFole.) th HatooriAl for evening dreas pr fqll toilette aft very t no1Y migsiiidcexst this winter-rich silks, velvets,-blush, I DPXI' and taffetas of -a particular make. 'The silks for H51qvisiting dress are of twoP kinds-plain, or with t brocaded bonquets and velvet. The taffetas Impdra. trice, reps, rdldn. velvet; taffetas ?? flowers it l. a ...

... TENNYSON'S NEW POEX TITIO.NUS.* | (}Fm te CUornhiAl tuazinc for Ft'ruary.) Ay me I ayme I the woods decay and fall, The vapours sweep their burden to the ground, Man conies and tilts the earth and lies beneath, And after many a summer dies the swan. Me only cruel immortality Consume, , I wither slosly in thine arms, Here at the quiet limit (i the world, A white-haired shadow e oamning like a ...