OF MONDORAL.


 raned life so timid and inffenjive a crea-
 ture is forced to undergo. In the im-
 mene forests of this country it i sur-
 .rounded by enemies, of which the tyger
 is the moIt frequent, mad not the lert
 inveterate. Nor is it by any mean i sece
 frao the hostility of the inhabitant of
 mother element, the alligator; a mon-
 tr which infests every watery pot and
 whos statagems are often mluceaflly
 employed in surprising animal of larger
 and wifter kind than itself. The Gazell
 Sra most beautiful little creature, sad ha
 been considered the Dorca, or Brbarian
 Antelope, of LiUnouus. It i about half
 the size of the deer.
 The Peccary, and the Warree, are ani-
I Um of the hog kind. The former is the

 Perhaps with quetioiubl accuracy, a It op.
 pmn in cantradictjle to a asmbhlijlid aplalPm o
 .Ml of the moat able lmd dtitdlgnshed nuAur* L I,
 r. Pmeaat, ia particlaMr, bu detrrled, t as
e tl a lic specdrsa the Anitlpe has boee A.