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See Winter and Summer embrace IN old Norway
See how the silver stream winds itsel down
rom the mountains behind the leafy hills see
the snow mountains elevate themselves observe
Inc evening play Of coors upon the nights End IN
he depths: see the atiiucnt pomp o! the storm,
and the calm ,narnihceuce of the rainbow, as II
v,ults ore, Inc waterfall Vit thou delight thy
elf with the beautiful The Sa,eT-hut stands
N the narrow valley; herds Of cattle Craze Oh
the bc,s,tir;,I graSsy meadows; the Sl;er-msiden,
With fraesh color blue eyes, snd hnght btaids oi
Sair. ,ends them, and sings the while the simple.
rsn,ie melancholy airs OF Norway"


Bosonians, ye have heard OLE BULsuL. Say.
has not all this passed into his soul. and come
out ct the ends Of his fingcFsl Has he not trans
mit.ed to you The moan Of the see, the fash Of
the aurora, the werblipg OF BIRDS, AID the gentle
naiden's song, 20 90 wiih you, even into the fer
eternity? And should yoa hereafter visl, No!.
way, would not the wondrous secrets OF memoir
puzzle you with the question" Has my soul
been he,e before met Yea, verify, but you
knew it Tot 70, the subtiest Of all essences Is
this spiritual magnetism, which pervades ouI
LIE.


Even Oh our physical beirg 90 these sensuous
influences leave their mark. They classify the
nations, and are sometimes strongly impressed or
individuals. They.wouId always 5e So if VIC were
free and true for our bodies would then become
perfect, Transparent. mediums of the spirit
Worosworth THIS describes tie young maiden
TO whom Nature was hc;n law and Impulse
'sshe ,hl e.n ner ear
la mary Il secret pllce.


Wtrcre riyulets dance TIER hayward round
and Beauty. b2rn ., ,;ngrnunns sound,
| This impress ms music left on the countenance
Of Ole Bubul. His hab;tual attitudes have list
eninc expression, which strongly reminds me Of
Aiston's. wonderful picture OF the Lady Hearing
Music, in which the very finger. ends seem list!
.enlng.


Know not what Significance thc hord.men
have in the worlds SPIRITUAL history; bat il must
be deep. Our much boasted Angio.Sexon 6icod
IS but rivule; from the great Scandinavian sea.
The Teutouic language, with lis powerful pri-
meYal words-keys TO the being III things is
said by the learned 10 have come frcn, ;he East.
This language has every whe-c mixed itself with
modern thoughts, and forms the tone and muscle
Of our own, t. these Notd-men, with their deep
reverence, their strong simplicity, Their wild,
truseie-loving VIII, we owe the Invention OF the
organ, and of Gothic architecture. In these
moaern times have ,key not sent Us Sweden
borg, that deep in-seeing prophet, as We. imper-



and Fredcrika B5emer, gliding like the sunlight,
INTO the hearts OF many nations and Thorwald-
sen, with his serene power and majestic grace
and Beethoven, with aspirations that leap forth
| beyond the " flaming bounds oi time and spacc;'
and OLE BULL with the priineva! harmonies OF
creation vibrating through his soul in infinite
variations


Reverence to the Nord- men; for assuredly their
deep uiterancc comes 10 US from The very Heart
OF things.


This letter is not written from New. York. l
cannot help it. 1t is written ffom where ! on:
and that is ,he memory OF Ole Bulls music.


MILITARY FAUX PAs-Aiayor Harper, in COM
! pliancc with an invitation from the Unon Rife
Company OF this CITY, took his station on the
platform in front of the City Hall, about half
past L. NJ. yesterday, for the purpose OF review
ing the corps. Shortly Afterwards the soldiers
made their appearance and marched III military
order across the Park, but without giving the
slghtcs: reason TO suppose that they were aware
such person as the Mayor of New York was IN
existence. 1t was imagined by certain infatuated
| individuals that on reaching the western sac OF
the enclosure they would return, salute the Chlci
Magistrate OF the city, and give him an opportu-
nity to return the compliment they had invited
him TO receive NO such thing. ihey depIuyed
out of the Park, and with the calmncss ard pre-
csion OF veterans, formed in Broadway, and
marched down TO the Battery in admirable order.
The Mayor waited somctwcniy minutes for the!E
return bat finding they did not come back, nc
adiourntd aud ,he orderly OF this highly d!scl-
piined corps, who had been acting Mr.. Har-
ocr's guard of honor dismissed hims,li uuanI-
mously and followed his comrades III 'hc path ot
,.,o.v ioyaT,; Castle Garden The indCpend-nce
o.. all military rule manifested on this occasiu;
WAS deilg ghtu to behold, ev;ncing as it did how
readily the character uf the soldier be suns
in the nonchalancc Of the private citizen.


True Sun.