From the .Naeoa lGa.l Telegraph.
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Popular Astronomy. Mister, Said a dingy looking pineywoodsman to prim, lean man of letters, on Sunday Iast,) what is that ere black spot on the sun, that makes the light look like sister Nanse's indigo bag9 Darn my tallow ii aint afeard that tine yearih's coming to an eend, or that war, sickness and staryationare gwyin tokiverthe country.

 Be tranquil. (said the philosopher Your fears are gfoundiess. It is nothing more than Jupiter making his trsnsi; over the sun.

 May ax, sir. Said the countryman,, what is Jupiter?

 Jupiter, frepiied the sage is plan net, an opake body, as You now see it, but in all other positions it looks to us, mundane bipcds, as extremely brilliant. sometimes the morning, at others the evening star, in consequence of the sun beams reflected from it's atmosphere.

 Pumpkins and corn-stalks. fexclaim- cd the countrymaB,1 you reckon I'm . fss,i tsels | ss ye to tell that in the piney-woods, ths stumps would brain yc. I'm rot 10 bs stuffed with your raw dodgers! couple of witIings, v 'lo, with sever lal other pcrso:ss had been attentiycl,