The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-22

lclal, anu 80 llguI budt IL Nou NtIc u
lynch him and pull him up to the brancl
Of tree he would not have weight tc
hang himself To he sure he is mar
of some mark here. seeing that for yoari
he was the target Of Punch, who nearly
lJorcd him TO death. He is agreeable c
nough, save when he gets on the subject
of Jenny Lind and then he is very hot
cross Bum Your good citizens must
remember that VIC are relations. and re
lations always have the especial preroga
tive Of pitching into each other For
Yourselves, we take it all in good part; we
have an amazing stolidty, an almost sub
lime unconsciousncss ofextraneous obser-
vat;on. and Mr.. Mathew Ward may view
MS under his microscope, like Gulliver
looking at the Lilliputians knowing that
he could lick us out of creation; and
Warren lsham may fling mud enough to
build into mud cabin but England
goes on in the usual way. arm.in.arm with
Mammon and Beclzebub as careless and
great an old sinner as ever. Max Schlc-
singer appears to have pleased US pretty
well in his Sauntcriugs i'll and about
( London" The German poet seems to
know much more about London than we
, cockneys do, lie is autait in the mys.
tcries of the Bank, Post-Oflice. Printing
Houso-squaro, and other public places.
writes with immense pleasantly, and says
but little to rasp the national egotism-
that is, supposing we have any. The
Mcssrs. Chambers bring out new series
of their long.celebratcd journal under a
HOW title. in which we are promised the
impressions Of Mr. w. Chambers respect.
ing America. These will be read with
great interests throughout Great Britain.
as Mr. Chambers will be sure to say
nothing that is not worth saying, aud il
he do not give us much poetry. he will
also not give us vulgar projudiccs. coarse
caricatures. and spasmodic attempts to
be funny or fine.
James Montgomery, the Sheffield
poet, now in his SD year, is editing a
volume of Miscellauies
a new magazine has been issued from
the North Of England, entitled Tile
Northern Ifi5HHc Among other con
trbutors TO the first number are Joseph
Mazzini, Thomas Cooper. the author of
tho " PurgHtory Of Suicides :" also au-
thor Of a capital novel recently issued by
Mcysrs. Routlcdge. called Alderman
" Ralph, by Adam lIorn-Buck." W. j.
Linton, we'll know as an artist and re.
publican, is a contributor This latter
gentleman is the author of poem late
ly printed, but not sold 50 much as Civ
en- away, called the "Plaiut Of Freedom. 81
and put forth anonymously Our critics
have not done justice to it, the subject
being Liberty, aud England getting
mauled Justify. But it rcjoiced the heart
of the eloquent old man of Bath, Wal
ter Savage Landor, who thought worthy
of being inscribed to Milton, and ad-
dressed the anonymous author in verse
to that effect, through the medium of
Tie EIamincr. 1t is a remarkable
poem, and in some future letter | shall
be glad to prove my assertion by quota
tion
Signor Galenga alias Mariotti. has a
new work on Piedmont in MSS, but the
success of this gentleman's Italy Past
land Present" was by no means COM
mensurate with its merit
A new work is on the eve OF publica
tion with the singular title of "Quin.
qucncrgia.' by Henry Sutton, author
of the " Evangel OF Love-" a young
man whom Emerson classed among Eng
lands highest Spirtualsts, when he wa,
here. What funny things Mr. Emerson
does say without the least apparcn, per
ception of their being funny-wtncss
that recent letter Of his about England
its climate and people.