THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE
Of Literature, Art, and Science.
Vol. IV. NEW-YORK, OCTOBER 1, 1851. No. III.
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Contents
JOHN GODFREY SAXE.
GLASS OF BOHEMIA.
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS TO-DAY.
PHILIP PENDLETON COOKE.
DR. HUNTINGTON ON COPYRIGHT.
"THE SCIENCE OF DECEPTION."
ARTS AMONG THE AZTECS AND INDIANS.
ORIGINAL POEMS BY BARRY CORNWALL AND W. C. BENNETT.
A STORY WITHOUT A NAME.
MUSIC.
THE COUNT MONTE-LEONE.
CHAMOIS HUNTING.
VISIT TO THE ABERDEEN COMBWORKS.
A REMINISCENCE.
THE SHADOW OF MARGERY PASTON.
CLEOPATRA'S NEEDLE.
HISTORY AND CONDITION OF THE CHEAP POSTAGE SYSTEM.
OCTOBER.
MY NOVEL.
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT.
A COUNTRY GENTLEMAN AT HOME.
THE FLYING ARTIST.
ART EXPRESSION.
THE MEETING OF THE VEGETARIANS.
AUTHORS AND BOOKS.
THE FINE ARTS.
HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE MONTH.
SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES AND PROCEEDINGS OF LEARNED SOCIETIES.
RECENT DEATHS.
LADIES' LATE SUMMER FASHIONS.
JOHN GODFREY SAXE.
Every catalogue of English poets embraces the name of Butler, though he wasbut the most unpoetical of satirists. If Hudibras is poetry there can be nodifficulty in admitting to this distinction Trumbull's Progress of Dulnessand McFingal, Snelling's Truth, a Gift for Scribblers, Hall