FOR THE ENQUIRER. (FFOm tbe German cf Herder.)
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.. AURORA.

 Aurora complained to the Gods, that praised as she was by men, she was so little loved, so little sang and praised her most "Grieve not at thy fate,' said the Goddess of Wisdom; "is it not the same with me? And then," she continued, "look at those mortals who neglect thee, ,and for what rival thou art exchanged. Glance on them as thou streamest forth on thy way; see how they lie mouldering body and soul, in the arms of drunken slumber! Yet hast thou no friends, hast thou not suitors enough! The whole creation cele- brates thy praise. Flowers awaken and clothe them- selves with thy purple beams, as in new bridal beauty. The choir of birds carol forth welcome for thee; and each is seeking some new way to en- joy thy feeting presence. The active farmer, the diligent scholar, never neglect thee; they drink from the cup thy hand extendeth, health and strength, peace and life; thrice glad that they may enjoy thee undisturbed, uninterrupted by the chat tering crowd of sleeping fools. Dost thou consider it no good fortune, to be thus enjoyed and loved without being desecrated 'Tis the highest fortune of love, among Gods and men.'

 

 and may each fair one, pure and innocent as she, ask for Aurora's fortune

 BUSINESS OF NEW YoRK.-The arrivals at New York from Havre and Liverpool, the two great commercial ports of France and England. have averaged something like six ships each day for a fortnight, loaded to their gunwales with every va riety of merchandise. The warehouses in that city are grooming with the bulk of goods they already contain and it this continues in tic ratio dur ing September, the first active business month, is there not danger of fresh commercial disasters and more explosions? The New York Express says the importations from the 1st 10 the 2Oth of Au- gust, amounted to sir millions of dollars, pay ing duties equal to t,co million tscO hundred Mous- G',d dollars! All this, let it be remembered, is gathered under the Tariff of 1s42, which the loco focos said would stop importations and compel di- rect taxation to carry on the Government! E If we had National Bank of some sort the threatened reaction in trade might be averted, and until we do have one, we confess we do not see what IS to give stability to present prosperity or prevent serious revusion some two or three years hence We are now enjoying the Whig po- licy only in part. We must have the benefit the whole of it to make system of business and go- vernment complete.-.N IT. Palladium.