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taken tite least trouble nF personally sln,iy- ing or examins them. This curious faet has often been noticed by French cr,tics &heal- selves, when writing on tie Suppression ,ie Voyages of Dumss, and sI.e Rhin' of Vic tor Hugo. These works are faIl og the moss curious and palpable mistakes, entirely in opposition 10 ali historcal and moral truths. This Is carried to such degree that it, the later work o9 Hago's there is beautiful de- scripuon of the funeral pomp of Mary oll Burgundy. as her body was conveyed alouy the RisiHe, on has way to vienna, for inter nlent Now, esery one knows that she died and was buried at Butges, where her ,omih is still admired by ali strangers who sisn that ancient city of Flanders. This is only one ou1 of the many examples we could auote on this sabIect---F Fret4ier's .hagasiat

 TnG BaRauE CARmEtIra,--we have a priyate letter from Edwin Id,llefeld, mas ter of the basqae Carnssliia, which was cap isred by priSaleers, under Mexican colors, and carried into Baresionia. The Letter ls dated Barceloaia, Spain. May 20lh. and was received by the steamer. Capt. Lisdc6eld says he !" thinks the capture to have been more as aa experiment than any thing else, lo see f American prizes would be allowed to be screened through intrigue aud sold in Spanish ports. If so, the purpose has ia,l- Cd. The barque has been returned ,e eas possession at the end ot quarantine. aud the Spanish authorities have imprisoned the pri- yateers, and they are to be tried ss pirates. Many of them have been imprisoned at Bar eeionia before They are old offenders, who had escaped from prisoa saa catered as Mexi- cans on board ihe lelueca The probability Is that many of them wili he shot. and the remainder condemned to hard labor for iiie ? Capt. Lltileticld has protested, through the American Consul at Barcelonia and our Min- ister at Madrid. against the capture bv sub- jeets of Spain. aud has demanded tha. all damages should be paul by the Spanish Go- vernment He thinks the ciaisn will be all lowed. He says there IS q vessel building al Frankiort lor 1he purpose of puvateerIng, bul thinks the action oi tue Spanish authorities in regard ,o the CarmrIiia will tlampea then, prospects. Capt. Isittlelield says our Gov ernment are much to blame there is no. vessel of war belonging to the United States in the Mediterranean, nor has there been for the last II months. la conciusiou. he says that he shall continue his voyage, as origi- nally intended, and expects to reach the u States early m the fall.- Bostos .3tfas.