.CUarous.-Among the pageanis at the Corona
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CURrous-Among the pageanis at the Corona tion of Queen Mary, in 1853. was the following singular performance, related by Hollingshed:

 "There was one Peter Dutchman. that s:ood on the wea,hercoke of St. Paul's seeple, London.) holding streamer in his hand of five yards long, and waving thereof, stood some times on the one foct and shooke the oiher and then kneeled on h'; knees to the great marvel ot the reoPle. He had made two scalolds under him, one above the crosse likewise set with streamers and torches. which could not burne, the wind was so great. The said Peter had sixteen pounds thirteen shIiiing' given him by the ctie for his costes and paines and for all his stufie."

 POWERS, the Sculptor, was born in Vermont reared in poverty. and removed at an early age t' Ohio. Engaged first in attending the reading roou of hotel, then in grocery store. soon in elock making. &c., 10 obtain live,ho.d t On yi.i.n tin the museum he saw plaster eas. "I Huo:"ns en- @ the passionate love oi sculpture which was destiu to form his guiding star IhrOushliia