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The anuexed article is taken from Tbe .9risfi- dean. magazine edited by Dr. Thomas Dunn Eng lish. of New York. There is some gHR in it, at least.

 Anxious to present our readers with the hest snecivnens cf the poetry of tiNs country, we ad. drasSed notes to various cf our poets. requesting theV Co furnish us, without charge, the means oi fulfilling "ur desire, This we conceived Io be very modest request. To cur surprise s"Tne o these notes were returned; and others were re- tained, hut reply made, To some we receIvto e answers with the recu:red poems We print be- C. low the whole of the latter Onr readers will en- ? joy these sublime etusous. ..t ...

 Hayvnsd, Sept 1. ls45. : Sra; do not know you. Who are you never heard oI YOU, before l received todr leiter learned three months since, that You nad aouSeu @ inc and denied my claims to originality Wna' was i, your business, if did steal my ideas oI o'n CTS I stole nothing from you Wsy .1. So'.. !, vonrsaf about the losses by theft, ot other peorie i w;ll steal IS much ss please You nave mace yo;,rset a literary police -man-hut | deiy you To show YOU that I c0n translate--a 'art wnicn vou impudentlv denied-l send you the following Your very ot'edient servant,

 HENRY W. LoNCFEL.Low. D S-Take another tack. Praise rr: poems And all the magazines at my contrn. w1ll swear you are inc greatest writer in the country. Think of the advantages of pp.l,rg. Il. w. L.

 THE THREE SAILORS, .. From, the French ef tc ChiUG'ierd q had"est'1e.

 BY HENRY W 1oNcrELLow.

 There were three sailors bold, .,,,, m .- In gallant days of old .. .--,.". .... . Who labnred nightly, daily; u.. .. And if the day were hot or cold, .

 They labored on right gaily, Il. Their sail 10 spread or fold a And so it fell one day

 The olden legends say

 That these three gallant sailors,

 Met, in boat, at sea, afioat,

 Three very little tailoEs,

 With boards and hair so gray.

 And these three sailors cried , .. And laughed until they died, .t...... , To see three tailors sailing ..... Without compass or guide, ... s. e- The sea with strength uniailing-

 While each his needle piled. ...-..- .... The tailors died as well-

 And no one e'er could tell

 Where, in that stormy weather,

 These sailors three, and tailors three,

 Went of in giee together;

 But some suggested -.""