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l' Tphat or EarA is coming 1.-The Times says ]" highly esteemed correspondent calls upon us to present our readers with review of the acts and dongs of our Legislature at their last session. ant then adds, by way of consolation to the cor respondent, and of threat to the universe, ,--" The work must and shall be done, but the material is not now at hand and our correspondent volunteers to excuse us from collecting and collatipg the facts, ,'' while the dog star rages." .a..t., x

 Alter all this flourish of trumpets, we hope, says the Courant, the world will settle up its &C., counts, pack its trunks, and make ready to die with decency Nothing less than sort of uni versal annhilation can be expected. We don't know what can have awakened the indignation of the esteemed correspondent, but we are glad to perceive that the catastrophe is to be postponed until dog days are passed. That will give man kind little breathing time, and we trust, they will look about, and prepare to await the grand consummation, with philosophy. The race of hu- man creatures is requested to divide itself into sections, and then keep shady, till the time comes.