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PHILADELPHIA CEMETERlEs.-In addition to
the many beautiful as well as judcious ard healthy
enclosures already opened beyond the limits of the
city for interments, we are glad to learn that the
Woodlands" adioining the Bockley Almshouse,
is preparing for this purpose. It's location well
as extent, is admirably suited for the purpose
Sections of the ground are covered with magniti-
cent native forest trees, free from undsrsrush, and
the surface OF the enclosure is beausfuy diver
sifed, as to render it as admirably adapted for the
contemplated object, as Mount Auburn. More
beaetiful oaks are not found on the Continent, and
the variety and richness of the foliage cannot be
surpassed. We bave seldom seen spot combin-
ing more of native grace and sweetness of locality
and beauty, produced by the combined efforts of
nature and art. Phila. Eve. Chron