THE NEW ENGLANDER'
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THE NEW HIGHLANDER is published at

 New Haven, Connecticut, in quarterly

 umbers. of l52 pages each, at s per annum. ..u Volumes have alIeady been published. vhich can be had by subscribers for the Sth az urrent volume for SSd, postage pam. ms ,ffer of the back volumes for So LOW price, Is mad. as an irdccement to suoscribe tor the work, and cannot be long continuyd The ,rice will soon be advanced az lln 70 $2.50 per ,olume Orders should be sent tu the publish H. MALTBY, New Haven. who will pay line postage on all Numbers issued after the subscription has been paid. Payment strictly in advance entities the subscriber tu receive lhe whole volume postage paid.

 The subscriber having recovered from severe ,ickness, which disabled him from attention to business thepast year, Is happy a5a.n to com mend the New Englander to the favor ot It's former patrons, anu tO state few facts TOT 'he information of any who may not os well ac' uuainted with the work. ,,..

 The NEW HIGHLANDER is under the Ed'tor'' al care of an association of Gentlemen whose names have been given to the pubic in CIr- ruI.r and who have some reputation both az scholars and writers. We hope to make the work more than ever valuable and worthy ot n.tronape. Our aim will be to maintain fair standard of literary excellence and gentle manly and Christian bearing towards all par" fes and persons, and to embrace in the scope of our articles and discussions the whole range of topics in which the improvement and well being of man are concerned. Oi the religious character of the work, nothing need be said Our views in theology are we'll known, and we trust, scriptural. In the department of morals and of benevolence, we shall endeavor to keep a ..conscience void of offence" In politics we shall freely utter our convictions of the charac- fer of all public acts and measures without nartiality to any party, and with strict regard to what we believe to be the true policy oi states md nations. Our object will be to tur' nish work for readers of intelligence and ear nest minds, of all classes and professions; work which will tend only to tho advancement of society in knowledge, virtue and rellS!nn.

 EDWARD R. TYLER.