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ROCKS OF LAKE sUpERIoR.-BY GOV. cAss.

 Upon tbe southern coast of Lake Supe- rior, abou. fifty miles from the falls of St. Mary, are the immense precipitous cliffs, called by the voyager Le Pottrail and the Pictured Rocks. This name has been giv- en them in consequences ofthe different ap- pearancss which they present to tiie trav- eller, as he passes their base in his canoe. It requires little aid from the imagination to discern in them the caslellated tower and lofty dome, and every sublime, grotesque. or fsntastic shape which the genius farch- itecmre ever invented. These cliffs are an unbrokeu mass of rocks. rising to aiI eleva- ton of SOO'feet above the level of this lake, and stretching along the coast for fifteen miles. The voyageFs never pass this coast except in the most profound calm and ths Indians, before they make the attempt, offer tacir accustomed Oblations tO ProPiti-