his littsintrgt 6..aitttt. "IN THE TOPS ' .9107 bidding rien-treei.-n • 'Yo wave made a throat; • Ec' . . • And the sweetest thrush in all theNiorld is ening thetWalonet:f.i.' D A raw*ln Hutto tenderbrown atom, Ne' He atilt p up and healngs own— Who can pass him byt "Through the thin leaves thrilling, Goes each glittering note; Hearts of all happy trees are drawn . Into this one bird-throat; And all the growing blooms of morn , (MID Music Is so strong/ ' Are reisoh•d, antl blended, and upborne, ' • And titter ed Into tong. • • TPA' " '`ktpleada, he laughs; be waves, t Ile shouts to sky and earth; • The wild notes trip each other up 111 cestaalerof mirth; Se drinks the azureabo of the air, = C , ---He,tasses song ut; - • Like a girl's tangle of gold hair, i 4 ; opoiymft lold shaken trut:..... • .kitt bedding lastkret, • =• ; • Try to show your power;.. . klake4 leaf foremen garrote I He makes In half an hour! . ~ Wilditherers In the grass,..beta . The mtuda of, Tone parts,• m a kes bud tae.n thought - Be glees to,pluurlng hearts." EPHEDIKBISe • . —Wesmael • has succeeded 33onfanti: at, ' • .• • -=-A:rthpr Sketchley. and hitt Mrs. Brown `did ri.t wake fame or fortune in Ami.rica: —Gov. Bullock, of Massachusetts, is a great 4079 rite with the, people of his State. woman ieventy-two years of age gave birth to' a child not long ago in Berlin. :=-Than'PoPoff,who was recently Russian pnist of Sitka, is now Archbishop of Mos . cow. —Miss Anna Dickinson is, to lecture in England this summer. Poo; poor English people t. r— Tom Brown' Hughes is trying to get Into Parliament without spending any money. . , Sheridan is going to try.and kill Germ. offs few of the Indians in New Mexico this --The present ,Lord' Byron is fifty ye a r s old and anything rather than 'poetical and —New Orleans has seventy miles of street railway, and a man who has ridden over tlient all. - . 7 ,-Strychnlne and oysters are recommend ed as a cure for jealousy or any of the other ills of life. —ln spite of the Yale students, and the townies, New Haven has produced a quad rupedal chicken. • • . Toting woman, an American, from Cleveland, Ohio, has been arrested in Dres den for infanticide. —The English Opera Troirme is playing in New York. Miss Richings is still as ever the life of the troupe. , • • —the corner•stone of 'a Soldiers' Itionu ment is tb be laid in Youngstown on the coming glorious Fourth. —The people in Winona, Minn., had the pleasure of enjoying five separate thunder storms all on one sund4- • —4. - Boston phfios9Pher; after much ser (iiii,attifiy, has discovered that Cupid never at!.o4. on the - wing, brit . just under it. George of Prussia has written a new" pay; of Phaedra; which of course, be ing by a royal author, la highly praised. —British Columbia is said to have the 1:1108t voracious, as well as the most enor mous, and lively musquitoes in the known world. 1 —Mrs. Stove considers Jean Ingelow one of the men of- the times; at least she in cludes her in a new edition of her work by that name, —The petroleum business seems to be _ again looking up, within the past two weeks 17 leases haie been giien on the. Benning __ hoff farm. ' —A Philadelphia periodical is publishing what is called Evangeline in prose, an arti cle which Is quite as prosey as its author is presOmptious. _ -•-The Atlantic Base Ball Club of Brook lyn is going on a Western trip this year, and has engagements to play as far out as Jackson l Michigan. _ —Boston, always jealots of New York, bias become anxious for a woman's club, after the newly inaugurated, which holds • forth at Delmonico's., • -Theship yards in Portsmouth, N. H., are dbing nothing. ' An'exchange, who has an aptness for camparisons, says they are as „quiet aa grave yards. , The suicidal' Anderson, the - magician, . isin Cmcinnatl playing his trick& The - whereabouts , of the thoroughly adverthaid Mrs. 4:, l lEft. Joseph,Missouri has; grt&ShOill • ' Pere. /ire "Fite. ta!klivelY," • says excruingtt., litt,re ourselves seen #' o ll B woman se . grasshoppers. —The Chicago Post = says : Gen. Of Reed,Olit*gt4shed as h!iifig one of the two rDen ' l, gria; Rag IV I 6 , are.xxtot Candidates ,for Congress,' has an Income of $lB4 882 •,dame Kinard is to loslar.llktides) was to • Badatia, t-iMlf(itOiet MaVadr : Wm:di:1110 ifiroinelither` as well as tke rise of the fascinat- .• 7 .T7Wlo.ll42iiiiit6d thatt Mts ars. Lockhart ; I # l 3lli t if c ,t9 l l; *NO struck . retroltirun-bompanz's ;; tact and which is now , pumping 100`bar . diem. = • • •„: -54.k,f t 4r , and binutiftd !• :* 111 ,q.. 0 4, : 404 44..SiddianViCcirs the tiiher, dal;nor= thirty-Ilve ~d ollars.. After! the. moneyiese scent ehe bacon sorry that she. 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His selections are very judicious, and show an evident knowl edge of the diversity of the popular taste. —One of. the last things an American or Epaphm.learns7ll„9lAn_Ecirppe . , , Aß , o 7 7ift, Tut- otieWiniailfitiiirtifi; and until ,h idge Ij it he fa never *tea with I .4 l Wreal4t'itnd riarif• doublw-prices-for 4hitt he bilys: _a 4 , OM Bateman v is going ,to play Leah 'tigaiit' LOilddit. * this - tanA at the Hay parketthe4re , Her unprecedeAted engage mentin'torOpi. where She played' Leah" more than ayettir to'crowded houses, was at the Nett Adelphl. -.. -- I Gen; the 'Fenian, IS said to have 'ordered'a large number of "various' sorts of sitperior:fire t ertus from, the Colt;Manufac laring Company.. Wonder what the Gen- Viral wants with them ? Perhais he will sell - them for old iron. maivnained Pierce, livingM Jamiaca; Vermont, has a child four months old which he says has been able to talk for some time. The little dear'must have remarkable apt ness to learn a language as ! difficult as Eng. lish, in so short a time. ' —The British Government Is beginning to take measures for the preservation of for est trees in Australia. The' Goiernment of the United States could not do better than to follow this excellent example s in regard to our own forest trees. —Somebody is troubling hiinself to write a life of Andrew johnaon. If he can pub lish it soon, and end' it up wfth something in this style : "The illustrious and honored subject of our remarks died . 1868," we can insure him a good'sale. —The `people of Indiana are surprised and pleased because a silver wedding took place in that State' recently. Divorces are so easy there that it is quite a novelty to meet people who have ,not taken advantage of the law within twenty-five years. —Hon. Charles Biddle, son of the late Nicholas of that ilke, has been nominated for President by the Universe (a philadel phia Roman Catholic paper.) It all the Biddies in Philadelphia were to pledge themselves to support him , he would stand a fair chance enough. —Louisville has forty-eight churches. No one would ever imagine it if he never got any better acquainted with the town than he can through its papers. The readers of the Journcd might well be pardoned for be lieving that there is no church within miles of where it is published. —Democratic papers are sailing into Gen. Meade in first slags style. Democrats haven't a single first class general to set up as a candidate, unless liiincock finally makes up his mind to stand aloof asthe only prom inent military man in ta party opposed to war, and bolstered by rebels. —During the last six months, in New York, twenty-two people have dis appeared from among their friends, and never been heard of again. Gone, suddenly, mysteriously, awfully; and no tidings can be found although de tectives have been out all the time, in vain. —All of those persorus who are going thioagh the agonies of suspense, caused by waiting for those very much "sought after" persons the white washeis and paper hang ers, iteed all of the anticipated delights of the approaching strawberry season to repay them for the strain on 'nerves and tempera which they will have endured. —The winter has been so severe that in Kansas very many people have found it very difficult to keep the wolf from the door. One man living near Leavenworth seems to have been especially unfortunate in this re spect, as one morning not long ago he found eight wolves at . his door. and it was with the utmost difficulty, and a rifle, that he per suaded them to leave. —When the late Marquis of Salisbury died he left behind him a garter. Mr. D'ls rae4 fixed his longing eyes upon it, and -many of the. preiniers enemies' feared he should get it. - Ent the Queen has seen fit to ; bestow it on the Duke of Marlborough, and so Mr. ;D'lsraeli must wait, in hopes that some other Knight of the Garter, will "hand in his checks" before long. . 4 :When one becomei disgusted with his fellownien by reading of the buying and selling'going on mining our highest public men, iittint r.!..ad'thiti noble act of a noble *lnl l 4/4" Cecl ' Feit 36 , 4 3; „"on.tasturdig., , last as a train on . 4hi New York Central Railroad was nearing 'a mile post, on Green 'Blend, Stephen He ff ernan, the. fireman, saw a little child sitting on the. ttack-InieL apparently paralyzed by fear. Heffernan,' O''pec r iskef, his,uWta (A -of& tlifi*Ogtortivoii*llitcoflrf It e;.ciTinb. WO *l4l' gil atCh P d'hit ' lo Wo:4o ,l iicltialtd lilted hex itjitioWlipOtt etlerie• ' . —On Sattirday_we • hea r d some young la diMtitliElPfr ahildhook and 'one said that of-all thingsshe loved best to roll down Itql, • and that she - wished • 'she could t dd:itiaiii4 nbw. To this ahaiMing. young wOrnfui the }deg /IdftYe: t* sny dap,that she ) 1 4 , a min d tq•ArYtlffi,ishalido- 44ir .I ;' 4! lo naveß.PPc!PoliCenten; • Weal. :4,!1e ;wagons pie ice. ,street, , from. Grant to geld and .. What itiintfre;:we- will with 'the giistest Vt, - ,01(1400#44 114 ticln the ; • 1! ./ : 1,, -An odd genus lit fistaiituth ?lissourti gei,,..# l o4#:f revenge; litol‘loB:;tifialk:itiO 1 ether: daps tied , couldn't :get it, oat again.: Ile rnt;!°, . the Iti./'