From Chambers' Edinburg Journal. LOVE AT ONE GLIMPSE.
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Some years ago, there used to be point cd ont upon the streets of Glasgow, a man whose intellect had been unsettled, upon a very strange account. When a youth, he had happened to pass lady. on a crowded thoroug hfare-a lady whose ex- trems beauty, though dimmed by the inc tervention of veil, and seen but nno- ment, made an indelible impression upoR. his mind. This lovely vision shot rapidly past him, and was in an instant lost amid the conanon-p place crowd through which it moved. He was so cOnfounded by the tumuIt of his feelings, that he could not pursue or even attempt to see it again.---- Yet he uSver afterwards forgot tt.

 With mind full of distTactiUg thOughts,