"Impertinent again and ignorant to me! Gadsbodikins, you puny upstart in the law to use me so, you _green bag_ carrier, you murderer of unfortunate causes," &c. Farther on, in the same scene, Freeman, a gentleman well educated, but of a broken fortune, a complier with the age, thus admonishes Jerry: "Come, Squire, let your mother and your trees fall as she pleases, rather than wear this gown and carry _green_ bags all thy life, and be pointed at for a tony. But you shall be able to deal with her yet the common way. Thou shalt make false love to some lawyer's daughter, whose father, upon the hopes of thy marrying her, shall lend thee money and law to preserve thy estate and trees." A. W. S. Temple. * * * * * PHOTOGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE. [By the courtesy of our valued cotemporary _The Athenaeum_, we are permitted to reprint the following interesting communication, which appeared in that journal on Saturday last.] "NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESS. "Henley Street, July 6. "Your insertion of the annexed letter from my brother-in-law, Mr. John Stewart, of Pau, will much oblige me. The utility of this mode of reproduction seems indisputable. In reference to its concluding paragraph, I will only add, that the _publication_ of concentrated microscopic editions of works of reference--maps, atlases, logarithmic tables, or the concentration for pocket use of private notes and MSS., &c., &c., and innumerable other similar applications--is brought within the reach of any one who possesses a small achromatic object-glass of an inch or an inch and a half in diameter, and a brass tube, with slides before and behind the lens of a fitting diameter to receive the plate or plates to be operated upon,--central or nearly central rays only being required. The details are too obvious to need mention.--I am, &c. "J. F. W. HERSCHEL. * * * * * "Pau, June 11.