

 Rensar6adle has5s9let.-'s 'E'cil ii. says Dr. Buchanan, in a letter to his friend, .s that I wrote this at the bottom of d lofty mountain called Cape Gomorin, whose rocky head seems to oyerhang its base. The birds which build their pen dulous nests are numerous. At night each of their little habitations are light ed up, as fl to see company; the saga cious little bird fastens a bit of clay to the top of the nest, and then picks up a fire fly, and sticks 1t on the top to illu- mine the dwelling, which consists of two rooms. Sometimes there are three or four flies, and their blaze of hghtin the little cell dazzles the eyes of the bats, which often kill the young birds.

 A foreign author, in his work, gives the following portrait of the American wornen:-ssShe is generally graceful in her figure, slow in her gait, mild in her looks, proud in mien, engaging in her conversation, delicatein her expressions. quick at tblushing, chaste inher manners. improving on acquaintance, generous to afault, ready toweepwithone in distress. solicitousfor hepoor, sincerely religious eminently humane, constant in herat tachment, a fond wife, a tender mother tenacious of her word, jealous of hel honor, prudent in her conduct, eircum speet in her house, and, what is very natural, cannot keep a secret ,

 F7or5a7.-A bank is about to De es tablished at Tallahassie, with capita 1 of SG0G.000. Ali the stock was taker on the first day appointed for opening l the books.