people are too well acquainted to ned a certili-
jCale from us. Of the paintings, also, we need
not speak. They have been brought Iroin Uu-
rope, and are the production, of masters. The'
admittance fee will be lljcl... and theuholtnf
the prneetdt ure to It given lo the Epitcupul Sttt-'
!"g Sudily if thit jiluce.
Western niaanziae.
This is a monthly Magazino just commenced
' al VWll:a l,y Rounieville & Co., at Jl per an
num. ll 1 cot upon the plan of uodev s I.aJv s
Book, each No. containing 32 pages, stitched,
with handsome cover. All the arlich. in the
No. before u are original, and a large sWe of
them are written by Mr. fiuunscville himself,
who, to any truth, can write a very interesting
story. There ire three poetical contributions by
Mis. A. S. Rounaeville, that aie very creditable
production., and would read well in any magazine
in the countrv. The work is intended tn he wes. I
tern in ita character aa well is name, and looks to
the west for support.
Mormon War Undid.
We mentioned lastwetk lhatGen.IIarJin with
his suli and forces had gone to Nauvoo to ifT. ct
and arrangement between tho Mormons and their
' enemies, bv which nermatier.1 Mnr c tl...i,T.1 1.
