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The tro Seaes.-The following true and elegant paragraph, is from the pen of Mrs Sigoumey, whose mind is the dwelling of light and beauty:-" Man might be initiated into the varieties and mysteries of needle work, taught to have patience with the fec bleness and waywardness of infancy, and to steal with noseess steps around the chamber of the sick and woman might be instructed to contend for the plan of sciences to pour forth eloquence in senates, to wade through fields of slaughter to a throne.' Yet revolngs of the soul would attend this violence

 to naure this abuse ofphysical and intellectual gy; while the beauty of social order would be de-

 faced, and the fountain of earth's felicity broke up. We arrive then at the concusion-The sexes are

 intended for different spheres, and constructed in conformity to their respective destinations, by Him who bids the oak brave the fury of the tempest, and the Alpine flower eafits cheek on the bosom of e. ternal snows. But disparity does not necessarily inn ply inferiority. The high places of the earth, with all their pomp and glory, indeed accessible only to the march of ambition or the grasp of power; yet those who pass with faithful and unapplauded zeal through their humble round of duly not unnotio- ed by the Great Taskmaster's eye-and their en- dowments, though accounted poverty among men,, may prove durable riches in the Kingdom ofHeaven.'