... unadulterated, the lite The stteams of eloquence and poetry, limpid and lthilarating. constantly flow from Nature's fountains, but seldom from welts dug by Art. May we not lock for eloquence, anti even poetry, among our Indiana ? Where are their war tongs? ...

... the expectations, and secured the confidence, of Constituents. To the above we subjoin the following specimens of Indian Poetry. We do not recollect ever to have seen any other specimens of the kind. These kited and published in she first volume of a ...

... POETRY. FILIAL LOVE 0 mother ! me not, !Meat mid. Weer burniog fever ratted her it•fant head Oh. kiss use not I thy dear lips Rae , ' dire make !bre its pres. — Th.tagh death onpemliong aim . / venons'd dart. liii ii Love her tender kfatt. Na eel dair'r ...

... POETRY'. SOLITUDE. Tilts silent and orcrester'd glen, Oh, how I lore its solitude! Foe the horsy haunts of men, Far lo *be heartless multitude. No sari. Nature's stivereign beam i No breath, hot beaten's, to break the dream; No voice. loot yonder babbling ...

... acquaintance with spur ar.:ltnt tha• tl• - exists, under the pretedins title, a treatise, of considc,..': antiquityion Welsh poetry, and more part.cularly sodl. Preposals have recently been made for puhlirlfm . • work from a MS. in the pentessien of Mr. ...

... POETRY. SONNET. Tatar li3 I lime, far, away; Torre is a name whiett mernn.. drith repeat. The name rift),.e for whom 'hi. heart skill beat Wi t h ps.sinu ehangele.,, till m. d.lng dab! Their ever dotk my soul enraptured Ppell.bourod, where we in would ...

... publish the Remains of Yards of I)yted, inchading We Welsh produetioes of the Rev. Evan Evans, known tu the readers of Welsh poetry by the of Prydydd Hr. work will be ribikbeel by subscription, and Mr. Howell intends to have it resety by the next Eisteddfod ...

... was not lonesome —that amused herself with reading and wi iting. lie asked her whether she was most fond ot writ ng prose es poetry- 0 ' Narey one, says she, I writes small bard. Fixerse.—Snme worker en in Italv being on the poi nt of hustling a stone ...

... POETRY. r4IYU ON TWIN DIED IN THEIR IN PA V. Bold I oidellty torn pale die,— Wartime tau taboo,' asbe• lie; SA), are lost or solid ! If tli ath'ii by sia, 'bey sited, Derange they're here; If hea%rn% by work., la heaven they cuo't appear; reason how depraved ...

... MUSIC. h i' ;#' r , . 0 , , • r.. ~ i ' POETRY. STANZAS. Ti. minstrel hay tattle war h grew, to ire te..t tii:d him ; fusher's sword he hos on. Aid wild harp behind lam. rif n s , ! said the ss ari ior irJ, rill ;he %mid betraar 'her. One sn ord at rights ...

... POETRY. SPIRIT OF JOLRNALL. THE ERA. rairaeleo, teasing. are noo seen by lathe reit of she globtoasil la lia.easot they're coormoa. A* whir there i• nothing but star, leg • Taste told berarse our ! she couotres 1 . I so taper ? Yelef IP mastered. beiraase ...

... stanza in English, known to the Welsh by the definition of Enginsw..unodl-- anlawn, which is considered the nsaster-piece of poetry, if well ranged; in this it requires the poet's skill above any ether poetical strain, those stanzas are not adapted for vocal ...