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SEaRs's WONDERS THE WORLD, In Nature Art ,4


Mind illustrated, Up 528. sve) r. Sesrs 49, isS a., SN


sau.sL J. S. Redfed, Cinlon Hail.


There i, much entertaining and instructive MAJ.
ter in this volume, but it will disappont MANY
whe purchase it with the expectation OF finding
systematic and welldigcstcd account of the mos,
marvclou, appearances in Nature and Art !,
commences very properly with Ca.araats, yok,.
noes, Earthquakes, Caverns, &c, which are di,
patched in hundred pages; thence proceeds, /,
Atmospherical Phenomena; then dcvoes usarr
two hundred pages to Animals; and from a
takes hold of Plants, TO which follow Structures.
Edihccs, Cities, &c. We should have devoted
much larger proportion of the work to the cas.oi
objects first named; and would have greatly PIE.
ferred one hundred frst-rate engravings to lie
several hundred which are here given. Toayer
large class of readers, however, we presume h.
comper's taste will be more satisfactory than oars
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESlDENT-Oonm.
CHARLES H. DELAyAN, of New-York, at sgd
ney in Nova Scotia, in the place Of John J. D'WoE
resigned.


JAMES MHENRY, of Philadelehs, at London
derry.


WIN L. j. klDERLlN, Of Philadelphia, for lhs
Kingdom of Wertemberg.
A. NJ. GREEN, of Virginia, at Galveston.
