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To THOSE WHO KNow.-The following "Brida


Feelings" "by Hook, appear to us reasonable,


but not having experience, we commend them


to those who have, they are moro competent 10


dccide:--


"Thc entire change of character effected by
the ceremony which had so recently been per.
formed, the entire alteration of the duties of life
produced by the sacred rite, the vast futurity
opening to her view, SO different in its nature
from the days that were passed, the entire sur
render ofhcrsclf to an nuthorlty which the day
before she did not acknowledge, and the aban-
donment, to a certain extent, OF that exclusive
obedience which a few hours previously she
implicitly yielded to her father; the whole com.
bnation of circumstances, the balance between
perfect happiness and something less than hap.
piness, the apprehension, the doubt, the ioy.
the sorrow--for they all mingle in the heart Of
a bride at the moment when she hears the car
riage door close upon herself and her husband,
and finds herself, for the first time in her life,
confined to the care, the protection, and love ofI
an alien to Der blood. Helen deeply and in.
tcnscly telt, and the pang which rent her heart
MS she received her fond fathers parting kiss,