ART. LA GLIMPSE INTO FAIRY LAND. BY S. M. PARTRIDGE, IL THE LOST ONE. BY H. W. ROCKWELL, ESQ., III. JOHN STOPFORD. BY JOHN WATERS, IV. THE REFORMER'S VISION. BY A NEW CONTRIBUTOR, . V. THE EXECUTIONER. IN TWO PARTS: PART Two, VI. THE RIVER WAVE. BY THE 'Shepherd of SharonDALE, VII. LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF FASHIONABLE LIFE. BY PETER SCHEMIL, IX. SONG: 'A LONG TIME AGO.' BY Z. BARTON STOUT, ESQ., X. PLAYING ON ONE STRING. BY HARRY FRANCO,. XI. MIGNON'S SONG. BY MISS ANNA BLACKWELL, XII THE CHAIN OF THE FOE: A SONG OF OUR LAND. BY M. E. HEWITT, . 1. COUNT JULIAN, OR THE LAST DAYS OF THE GOTH, 2. THACKERAY'S JOURNEY FROM CORNHILL TO CAIRO,' 1. DON PASQUALE: THE SEGUINS: MR. FRASER AND MR. MEYER. 2. DAN MARBLE: 4. 'THE IDEAL ATTAINED:' AN EXPLANATORY PARAGRAPH, 5. GOSSIP WITH READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS, 1. A ROD FOR APELLES: 'NE SUTOR ULTRA CREPIDAM:' A SHOE-MAKER MUST NOT GO BEYOND HIS LAST THE LITTLE SCHOOL-GIRL: 'MORAL.' 2. THE LOVES OF HUMBLE LIFE: GEOFFREY CRAYON'S PICTURE: 'TERRENCE'S FAREWELL.' 3. PUNCH'S PEEP INTO LONDON SOCIETY:' 'STYLISH' OSTENTATION AND DESOLATE GENTILITY OF THE NOUVEAU RICHE:' 'MR. Spangle LacqueR' AND HIS CLASS, ABROAD AND AT HOME. 5. A STORY OF OLD SCHOHARIE: 'OLD MURPHY' AND HIS COW: AN AMATEUR 'BELL-WETHER.' 6. METROPOLITAN SERVANTS: FLUN- KEYS' OF THE ENGLISH NOBILITY. 7. THE PHILOSOPHY OF HATS. 8. 'NED BUNT- LINE: HORRIBLE AFFRAY AT NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. 9. THE OLD BEGGAR MAN: THE OLD MAN'S SONG. 10. CANDIDATES FOR THE UGLY CLUB:' A TRIAL OF UGLINESS. 11. A SPECIMEN OF THE INGRAHAM SCHOOL' OF NOVEL-WRITING. 12. AN ORIGINAL IMPROMPTU OF GEORGE COLMAN THE YOUNGER: PRESENTED TO MISS HARRiet Faucet, (now MRS. BLAND, OF THE PARK THEATRE.) 13. THE SOUTHERN Quarterly REVIEW: SOUTHERN REVIEWERS. 14. NOTICE TO PUB- XII. CITY ARTICLES: NUMBER ONE. ART. I. STRAY LEAVES FROM FAMILY HISTORY. BY S. M. PARTRIDGE, II. THE SUNFLOWER TO THE SUN. BY MRS. M. E. HEWITT, IV. THE WALKING GENTLEMAN. NUMBER THREE. BY ALBERT PIKE, Esq., VII. STANZAS TO A LADY. BY PAUL MARTINDALE, IX. A FEW THOUGHTS ON WINTER EVENINGS, X. THE TRUE SPIRIT OF BEAUTY. By F. W. SHELTON, XIII LAY OF THE VISIONARY. By MISS MARY A. MERRITT, 379 396 397 . 398 404 NUMBER THREE, 405 412 413 414 417 418 XIV. LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF FASHIONABLE LIFE. BY PETER SCHEMIL, 425 XV. THE ADVENT OF SPRING. BY JOHN H. RHEYN, 436 XVI. A PASTORAL LAMENTE, OR A LAMENTABLE PASTORALL. BY JOHN WATERS, 437 XVII. CONJUGAL PIETY, OR MRS. CAUDLE AVENGED, XVIII. THE PROGRESS OF LOVE: STANZAS TO A LADY, 1. THE FARMER'S DICTIONARY: A TECHNICAL VOCABULARY, 446 2. THE NORTH-AMERICAN REVIEW FOR THE APRIL QUARTER, 3. THE OLD CONTINENTAL, OR THE PRICE OF LIBERTY, 4. NARRATIVES OF REMARKABLE CRIMINAL TRIALS, 5. TYPEE: A RESIDENCE IN THE MARQUESAS. BY HERMAN MELVILLE, EDITOR'S TABLE: 1. A VOICE FROM THE STEAMER SWALLOW, 2. OLD TIMES AND NEW, OR HITS AT THE PRESENT AGE, 3. AN OLD-TIME SCENE IN OLD VIRGINIA,' 4. GOSSIP WITH READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS, 1. SPRING-TIME THOUGHTS: THE BIBLE AND SHAKSPEARE: WHAT IT IS TO BE OF THE STREET-SWEEPER: THE PRIVATE WAITER'S SONG. SONG OF THE LAW- LITERARY RECORD: HARPERS' PUBLICATIONS; FRANCIS AND COMPANY'S CABINET LIBRARY; WILEY AND 455 456 ART. LUBECK, ONCE THE QUEEN-CITY OF THE HANSEATIC LEAGUE, II. LINES TO A BEAUTIFUL LADY, 483 III. A SAIL ON THE PISCATAQUA. BY JAMES KENNARD, Jr., 484 IV. LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF FASHIONABLE LIFE. BY PETER SCHEMIL,. 485 . 502 VI. A FEW PLAIN THOUGHTS ON LATENT HEAT. BY PROF. JAMES J. MAPES, 503 VII. HYPOCRISY: A SONNET. BY B. W. CAREY MASSETT, 505 IX. TWO DAYS IN BAY CHALEUR: OR A PEEP AT THE COD-FISHERMEN, XI. GONE BEFORE US. BV WILLIAM THOMPSON BACON, . 510 514 . 515 XIV. VAL D'AMOUR, SAN ANTONIO. BY THE AUTHOR OF 'PRAIRIEDOM,' DEATH ON THE BATTLE-FIELD. AFTER THE ANTIQUE, XVI. THE HUSBAND'S PRAYER. BY W. C. RICHARDS, Esq., GEORGIA, 531 532 532 536 XX. THE KLEPHTIC WARRIOR. FROM THE MODERN GREEK OF KALBHOS, 1. A DEFENCE OF FRENCH COOKERY. BY 'ONE WHO KNOWS,' 552 556 557 2. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN: SECOND NOTICE, 3. OPENING OF NIBLO'S GARDEN, 4. GOSSIP WITH READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS,. 1. TWENTY-EIGHTH VOLUME OF THE KNICKERBOCKER. 2. OUR CORRESPONDENT HON. H. W. ELLSWORTH, MINISTER TO SWEDEN. 3. BROTHER JONATHAN AND JOHN BULL: AVEXED QUESTION.' 4. ORIGIN OF 'He is n't ANY THING ELSE.' 5. CRUELTY OF HUMAN ANIMALS TO ANIMALS 'PER SE.' 6. A' WORTHY' SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. 7. A WORD TO OUR WILMINGTON CORRESPONDENT: WORK WHILE THE DAY LASTS.' 8. COMET INTELLIGENCE.' 9. MESSRS. LONG AND BROTHER'S BOOK-AGENCY. 10. AMATEUR' ARTISTS: MR. F. W. EDMONDS. 11. N. N. HERRICK'S EXPIECENCE,' A 'POEM.' 12. MR. ROWE'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT. 13. DEATH on (and off) the Battle-FIELD. 14. A BEAUTIFUL MINIATURE: MR. THOMAS S. OFFICER, THE ARTIST. 16. VOICES OF THE NIGHT' A CAT SERENADE. 17. MESSRS. ANTHONY, CLARK AND COMPANY'S NATIONAL MINIATURE GALLERY.' 18. THE ACTOR'S LIFE: ORIGINAL LINES BY EDMUND KEAN, the Great TrageDIAN. 19. NOTICES TO PUBLISHERS, CORRESPONDENTS, ETC. LITERARY RECORD: TALFOURD'S WRITINGS; COOPER'S NAVAL BIOGRAPHY; LIFE OF GEN. SCOTT; 558 |