MISCELLANEOUS.

THE YANKEE.
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A Yankee is Yankee over the globe ; and you might know him, if you met him on the mountains of the moon," in five minutes, by his nationality. We love and honor him for it, where it is not carried to a binding prejudice. He remembers his school house, the peculiar discipline in which he was reared, the place where he played, skated, and bathed in his blithe morning of life, where are the ashes of his forefathers, and where he was baptised, and married. Wherever he ''trades and traffics," on distant seas, rivers, or moun- tains, he will only forget his native accent and his natal spot, when his right hand forgets that cunning for which he has such an undeserved celebrity. Western Rev.