I'm pe jest :- pp. 283, 284 212 wantin

3.

C

NEW-YORK:

PUBLISHED BY JOHN ALLEN, NASSAU-STREET.

1846.

.437

..451

.455

An Old-time Scene in 'Old Virginia,'.

A Few Thoughts on Winter Evenings,.. ..414

A Sail on the Piscataqua. By JAMES KEN-

NARD, JR...

484

A Few Plain Thoughts on Latent Heat. By

Prof. JAMES J. MAPES,..

.503

A Way of Doing Things. By JOHN WATERS, 528

B.

E.

171

CARLYLE'S Letters and Speeches of OLIVER

CROMWELL,..

Concert of Mr. JOSEPH BURKE,

.75

82

Count JULIAN: or The Last Days of the Goth, 354

Correspondence of RALPH IZARD, of South

.362

Carolina,....

City Articles: Number One. The Grapes,..419

Conjugal Piety: or Mrs. CAUDLE Avenged,..438

D.

Dissertation on the Sack Degenerate. By the

ARCH HUMBUG,.

Dream of PONTIUS PILATE's Wife. By JOHN

42

.117

H. RHEYN,.-

Death on the Battle-field. After the Antique, 532

I.

Impromptu Invitations to Dinner,....

Indian Lake. By CALEE LYON, ESQ.,.......397

Botherations of Women: Coaxers, Drivers

J.

and Worriers,...

Breaking-up of the Hudson River,..........418 JOHN STOPFORD. BY JOHN Waters,.

L.

C.

Elder and Modern Poetry

England,.

.1

Early Lost, Early Saved. By Rev. GEO. W.

BETHUNE,

111

EDITOR'S TABLE,......77, 171, 262, 364, 451, 552

Excelsior! By SUSAN PINDAR,..

..138

Elegiac Stanzas. By a Northern Correspond-

F.

.335

.502

Friends. From the French,..

Finn's Saga: from the Swedish.

HEWITT,..

Fault-finding a Natural Right. By A New

CONTRIBUTOR,

Farewell to Avon. By W. H. C. HOSMER,..536

532

G.

Gossip with Readers and Correspondents,...83,

177, 268, 372, 456, 558

'Good Blood:' or an Hereditary Name,... 227
Gone Before Us. By WILLIAM THOMPSON
BACON,

.515

ent,...

.139

Epitaph, copied from a Bowery Marble-yard, 253

H.

By MARY E.

..19

296

69, 158, 255, 354, 446, 546

LITERARY NOTICES,

LITERARY RECORD,. .92, 187, 281, 471, 564

Lines to Fancy. By JOHN WATERS,.

Lines to a Harebell,..

.....116

126

Lights and Shadows of Fashionable Life. By

PETER SCHEMIL,..

128, 215, 319, 425, 485

Letters from Italy. By J. T. HEADLEY,.....158

Lines to an Orphan. By J. CLEMENT,..

LESTER'S Biographical Sketches of American

Artists,.

237

Lay of the Visionary. By Miss MARY A. MER-

RITT,..

259

424

.475

.483

Lubeck: once the Queen-city of the Hanse-

atic League,..

Lines to a Beautiful Lady,.

M.

My Uncle the Parson. By JOHN WATERS, 14, 112

Midnight Thoughts. By Mrs. E. J. EAMES,...68

MATURIN'S MONTEZUMA: or the Last of the

Aztecs,

76

Memoir of the Life of HENRY WARE. By his

Brother,...

.265

Mignon's Song. By Miss ANNA BLACKWELL, 342
Moonlight on the River. By JOHN H. RHEYN, 353
My Spring: or the Complaint of a Valetudi-

narian,.

...404

ART. I. ELDER AND MODERN POETRY OY ENGLAND,

IL STANZAS: 'WE MEET IN DREAMS,' .

III. MY UNCLE, THE PARSON. BY JOHN WATERS,

IV. IMPROMPTU INVITATIONS TO DINNER,

V. REMEMBRANCES: 'NO MORE BY J. HONEYWELL,

20

VI. OUR KNICKER BOCKER FATHERS. BY JAMES DE PEYSTER OGDEN, Esq.,. . 21

VII. THE JUDGMENT OF THE DEAD. BY MARY GARDINER,

VIII. NED BUNTLINE'S LIFE-YARN. NUMBER TWO,.

34

35

41

IX. THOUGHTS OF THE DEPARTED. By T. W. PARSONS, ESQ.,

X. DISSERTATION ON THE SACK DEGENERATE. BY THE ARCH-HUMBUG,

42

XI. THE MANIAC. BY A NEW CONTRIBUTOR,

47

XII. THE OLD YEAR. BY J. HONEYWELL,

48

XIII. ADVENTURES OF A YANKEE-DOODLE. NUMBER ONE,

50

XIV. STANZAS: DEDICATED TO CORNELIA,

57

XV. PETER FUNK'S REVENGE. BY HARRY FRANCO,

58

XVI. OUR LAST RESTING-PLACE,

61

62

XVII. THE SAINT LEGER PAPERS. NUMBER EIGHT,

XVIII. MIDNIGHT THOUGHTS. BY MRS. E. J. EAMES,

LITERARY NOTICES:

68

1. THE RAVEN AND OTHER POEMS. BY EDGAR A. POE,

2. POEMS BY HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW, ILLUSTRATED,

3. HISTORY OF SILK, COTTON, LINEN, WOOL, ETC.,

4. POETICAL WORKS OF PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY,

5. CARLYLE'S LETTERS AND SPEECHES OF OLIVER CROMWELL,

6. PRESCOTT'S BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL MISCELLANIES,
7. MATURIN'S MONTEZUMA, OR THE LAST OF THE AZTECS,

EDITOR'S TABLE:

1. THE PAST AND THE PRESENT. BY BENJAMIN FANEUIL PORTER, ESQ.,

1

· 13

14

CONTAINING BRIEF NOTICES OF ALL THE RECENT PUBLICATIONS, UP TO THE

TIME OF CLOSING THE NUMBER FOR THE MONTH.

19

2. A CAPITAL STORY OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT,

3. CONCERT OF MR. JOSEPH BURKE,

4. GOSSIP WITH READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS, .

1. THOUGHTS ON THE NEW YEAR. 2. THE LATE FESTIVAL OF OUR KNICKERBOCKER

SAINT NICHOLAS. 3. A FEW WORDS ON A SMALL MATTER. 4. WINTER THOUGHTS

LESSONS OF THE SEASON. 5. SOME REMARKS ON ART: BY A YOUNG LADY.

6. LFT ME DIE AMONG MY KINDRED.' AN OCCURRENCE IN IRELAND. 7. NANCY

HINKS, ON THE DEATH OF ADELINE COBB. PART SECOND.' 8. INVISIBLE MAG-

NETISM: A NATIONAL DEPOT OF WIT AND HUMOR. 9. A MODEST REQUEST:

YANKEE CUTENESS. 10. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.' 11. LITTLE GREAT MEN.'

12. FELIX, THE HEROIC SLAVE. 13. A WORD TO A FRIEND TO GENIUS,' 14. THE

'CHARTERED OAK, AT HARTFORD, CONN. 15. THE MONEY-SPIRIT' 16. A SAFE

BORROWER. 17, AMERICAN MAGNILOQUENCE. 18. ANECDOTE OF JARVIS. 19 YAN-

KEF UBIQUITY: ADVENTURES OF A YANKEE-DOODLE.' 20. DEATH OF MISS JULIA

KNIGHT. 21. CORBESTONDENTS: EDITORIAL DISSENT. 22 INDIRECT EXPOSITION

OF DIRECT TAXATION. 23. WARNOCK'S PHRENOLOGICAL HAT.' 24. PROGRESS OF

AMERICAN ART. 25. EXCELSIOR,' MR. HOFFMAN'S NEW JOURNAL. 26 LONGFEL-

LOW'S BELFRY OF BRUGES. IMPOSSIBLE PLAGIARISM. 27. ENGLISH 'HEX-

ASPERATIONS OF THE HAITCH.' 28. MR. HUDSON'S SHAKSPERIAN LECTURES.

29. WILEY AND PUTNAM'S ILLUSTRATED WORKS, STANDARD PUBLICATIONS, ETC.

30. NORTHERN TRIP OF THE KNICKERBOCKERS. 31. THE EVENING MIRROR.'

32. OUR PORT-FOLIOS. 33. OUR NEW DRESS FOR OUR NEW VOLUME.

LITERARY RECORD:

.74

75

76

·

76