DEATH OF CHILDREN.
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A writer in an English Magazine, speak ing of the death of fvetyyoungchildrsn beau tifully remarks :-The siRlsss soul ot the cherub child tha, dies on its mothers breast wings its way to heaven, unconscious Of the joys it might share here, as also one el the many, many miseries of which it might be partaker. This can hardly be called Death. It is but the calm, soft ebbing of the gentle tide of life, tc flow no more in the troubled ocean of existcnee-it is but the removal of a fair creature, too pure for earthly stay,' to make one of that bright band of cherubim, which encompasses in glory, and in joy the throne of1he living

 But glorious as may be the change oi the dear little one, it is hard for the mother to part thus early with her fair hair cd innocent-.o break off all the delightful ties of parting tenderness that had bound her, eyea in a few months, to tAas gentle form forever.'