ART. I. LETTERS FROM CUBA. NUMBER THREE,

II. THE BIRDS OF PASSAGE. BY E. GALLAUDET,

III. THE DESERT OF THE WORLD. AN ALLEGORY,

IV. GOSSIP OF A PLAYER. BY THE LATE WILLIAM ABBOTT,

V. L'ENVOI: TO A LADY. BY H. W. ROCKWELL, Esq.,.

VI. MY GRAND-FATHER'S PORT-FOLIO. NUMBER SEVEN,

VII. THE DREAM OF A CHILD. BY JOHN RHEYN,

VIII. QUOTERS AND QUOTATIONS: PLAGIARISTS AND PLAGIARISMS,

IX. STANZAS FOR TWO VOICES: THE PARTING. BY JOHN WATERS,

X. THE DREAM-ANGEL. AFTER JEAN PAUL,

XI. STANZAS: YOU AND I. BY WILLIAM PITT PALMER, Esq.,

XII. REMINISCENCES OF AN OLD MAN,

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XIII. THE ST. LEDGER PAPERS. BY THE YOUNG ENGLISHMAN,'

XIV. THE DYING YEAR. BY MISS MARY GARDINER,

XV. THE BENCH AND BAR OF VERMONT. BY JOHN G. SAXE, Esq.,

XVI. DEATH: THE RECORD OF A DREAM,

XVII. AN HOUR ON LAKE'ST. PETER. BY FRANGIS Copcutt,
XVIII. THE POOR : GOD HELP THEM. BY MRS. M. E. HEWITT,
XIX. SONNET: TO REASON,

LITERARY NOTICES :

1. THE ATTACHE: OR SAM SLICK IN ENGLAND, .

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2. REMINISCENCES OF THE LAST SIXTY-FIVE YEARS. BY MR. E. S. THOMAS, 70

3. POEMS BY MRS. MARY NOEL MCDONALD,

4. YONNONDIO: OR WARRIORS OF THE GENNESSEE. BY W. H. C. HOSMER, 72

EDITOR'S TABLE:

1. MORE OF SAND'S LITERARY REMAINS. "THE BLACK VAMPYRE,'

2. CONFORMITY OF RELIGION AND TASTE,

3. THE DRAMA: THE BOHEMIAN GIRL: THE ITALIAN OPERA, ETC.,

4. GOSSIP WITH READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS,

1. NEW YEAR REFLECTIONS. 2. WORD-PICTURINGS: BRYANT AND LONGFELLOW.

3. MR. GEORGE JONES, THE HUMBUGEOUS INDIVIDUAL. 4. MORE OF THE 'ME-

MORIAL OF THE ANCIENT SHU.' 5. A NEW PLAN FOR GAINING WEALTH. 6. PRO-

FESSED PUBLIC WRANGLERS. 7. THE GREAT GUN:' PUNCH: THE COMIC

BLACKSTONE:''MEETING OF GAME.' 8. TIGG IN THE 'LITERARY EMPORIUM:' A

REGULAR 'Do.' 9. YOUR TRUE CONVERSATIONALIST.' 10. THE LITERARY ANTI-

PODES 11. NEWPORT: MAKING GAME' OF FISH. 12. MISS JANE PORTER: ABI-

DING LOVE. 13. A MUSICAL PHENOMENON. 14. 'How To OBSERVE:' A QUACK

DOCTOR. 15. THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE PAST AND PRESENT. 16. FESTIVAL OF

SAINT NICHOLAS. 17. A KNOTTY LEGAL QUESTION. 18. MY BRINDLED ONE:'

A PARODY. 19. ANTI-CELESTIAL 'RED THIEVES.' 20. PRIMITIVE THANKSGIVINGS.

21. CLERICAL ABSOLUTIONS.' 22.DOCTORING' PICTURES: THE OLD MASTERS.'

23. NATURE'S FLITTING MEMENTOES. 24. THE HIGH vs. THE LOWER CLASSES

OF GREAT-BRITAIN. 25. RIDICULOUS ERRORS IN TRANSLATION. 26. A SINGULAR

SURGICAL CURE. 27. HONORS TO MEN OF LETTERS. 28. OUR TWENTY-FIFTH

VOLUME. 29. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. 30. THE LONDON LANCET :'

MESSRS. BURGESS, STRINGER AND COMPANY'S ESTABLISHMENT. 31. ANECDOTE OF

JARVIS THE PAINTER: PAINTINGS OF HIS SON. 32. BOYD'S NEW CITY EXPRESS.

33. DICKINSON'S 'BOSTON ALMANACK.' 34. DEFERRED Notices.

MR. HUESTON, a gentleman of character and standing, is about visiting the South and South-west, upon business connected with this and similar establishments. He will receive subscriptions for the KNICKERBOCKER; and our friends will confer a favor upon the Editor, by rendering him such aid, and extending to him such courtesies, as may be in their power.