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Among the new periodicals. with which the pre-. sent era so remarkably abounds, we have recently met with one of very peculiar character. Itis en- titled The Cabinet of Natural History and Ameri- can Rural Sports andis published in monthly mum. bers of twenty-four quaIto Pases, beau.ciy r-;nt- cd with fair new t pc, as to constitute, in year. handsome volume of 2S8 pages. 1tis intented, as its title imports, to contain accounts of the animals and rural pastimes of North America. Each num- Der is embellished with 1.-two beautiful coored plates of birds and quadrupeds drawn from nature, and executed in the best style, with perfect history of each object represented" The number now before us has, (besides an elegant vignette title page containing view of the hunter and his dogs) a ye- " accurate and spirited delneation of the common deer and lawns, and fine representation of tho rufed grouse or pheasant. The publishers announce that the work will contain many interesting anec- dotes relating to Natural History and all other sub jects which may give interest, comparable with the spirit of the work, connected with fishing, hunt

 ing, and shooting parties, the various clubs estabsh ed for gymnastic exercises, aquatic sports &c. &c" The price is $S year in advance. This splendid publication is issued by J, and T. Doughty, Phila elphia.-Nationai Banner.