The last Moments of a Republican. — Such is ihe unanimity amongst all bodies for the new form of Government in France, that thp Boeuf Gras, previous to his last sigh at the abattoir was heard ,most distinctly to murmur the republican tune of " Mourir pour la Patrie" He departed into beef in the most perfect peace. — Punch,

The Girondin Chorus. — Among the tocsins which have summoned nations to re volt or to liberty, the Chxur dcs Gircndins has not been the feast effective. As our readers may be curious to be made acquainted with the new lay of the modern French Tyrtaeus, which bids fair to sopersede the Marseillaise of Roger de l'Jsleand the Parisienne ofCassimir DelavL-ne, we subjoin a copy qf it foY their gratification. The words of this revolution ary chorus are, we believe, from the very pro lific pen of M. Alexandre Dumas — at all events, they are sung in one of his dramas, called "Le Chevalier'de Maison rouge ;" and their echoes ar<> still resounding, and will, probably, long continue to be roused in the highways anil byways of universal Fiance. The music is by an artist unknown to fame, named Varney :—: — Par la voix dv canon d'alarme. La France appelle dcs enfants, " Allons ;" dit Ie soldat, " aux armea, C est une mere, je la defends. Mourir pour la pairie, C'est le sort le plus beau, le plus digne d'envie Nous, amis, gui loin dcs batailles Succombons dans l'obscurite, Voyons dv moms nos funerailles, A la Prance a sa liberte. 