POETRY.
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The following sweet and touching lines a'a copied from the New-York Mirror. They are from the pen of an able and accomplished lady, the wife Of dsin- euished member of the bar.-N. r. Star.

 THE sTAGEMAN'S HORN. Wrien by lady m the country to her husband 'R fO'O' Oh. say not the horn has no musical notes, lis sound is delightful to me, Far sweeter than warblings from ngh'"gaes 'hroas' For it brings me letter from fhee. The li,tle ones joyful all gather around.

 Their pretty eyes sparkle with gIee, Exclaim, as they hear the enlivening sound,

 "Oh, mother! a letter for thee." magic there is in that sweet little word,

 Delightful to age and to youth; In absence, what joy does letter afford,

 When filled with affection and truth. Tha, thine are thus filled, dear Howard, my heart Euraptured delights 10 confess: open, and read them, and dwell on each part With a transport cannot express. Then say not the horn has no musical notes, Its sound is delightful to me, Far sweeter than warblngs from nightingaIes Ihroas For it brings me a letter from thee.