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INCIDENTS OF TRAVELS IN CENTRAL AME- RICO, CHIAPAiAN YUcArAN--By John L. Ste phens.-This splendid work has been put forth from press of the Iarpers. It has been 50 well received at the North that new edition will have to be print ed. We hope our booksellers will soon receive it. The New York Evening Post, says of it: '.

 "We have been absorbed for the last two days, in the two splendid volumes, with which the Messrs. Hampers were kind enough to furnish us, that our readers were being depr,yed of that daily DOT tion fp,bulum, which it IS our business to furnish them. We cannot call to mind, book that we have real with more eagemess and pleasure. The nature ofthe subject, and the agreeable manner in which it is treated, conspire to invest the work with all the exciting interest of a romance. The fine drawings made by Mr. Catherwood contribute greatly to the value of the narrative.

 sBut we must reserve criticism of the book to some other time, and in the meanwhile, present readers with few extracts" .. 44