TIE POLYNESIAN.

SATURDAY, MAY |, IS4I.
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How beautiful is the al-radiant ruler of
MI iyht--the lovely empress Of the sky, as her
aided by countless train of brilliant and
sparkling uminaries, she slowly encycles
the lofty expanse of heaven, peerless in her
charms, and worshippcd by every eye. Cne
by one doth their Iustre fade and 90 out,
dmmed and overpowered by her brighter
eflulgence, till at last she reigns all lustrols,
contest the palm of heavens sovereignty
Her light, like veil drawn over a sleeping
youth, smiling in its dreams, gives tairer
tinge to earth's scenes. Imagination revcls


in the Cloud!ess prospect, and wings its flight
through the wide and limitless tirmament,
peopling earth, air, and all she sees or feels
with tancy's varied forms. The mind grasps
at eternity, and half realizes the mighty idea.
The soul melts and expands into the pros
pect before it, and the petty cares of LIES
troubled existence, even as the host of
heaven palcs before the queen of all, disap-
pear beneath in'inity's tide, or remain but
in the vast distance, clouding the horizon
IKE the scarce pcrceptible nebulm. Dull
and sordid must be the heart which gives
no answering throb to scenes and thoughts
Ike these; but tougher yet u ust be the
sconcc that can realize all this, with two cat
crv aullng cats in furious combat not "a rod
from his elbow.