Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

ranging through the streets The gentlemun pl.ce,}
himself against wall in hopes thut it might mass,
without giving him any molestaton The animal
however, made furious onset, but tely it WINS
possessed OF enormously large horns which, instead
OF coming IN contact with the body actually enclosed
nm and struck the wall with tremendous force, one
horn on each side of the terrified gentleman. Tie
oa huit ny the reaction ran quickly off without in
ficting INJURY. So violent had been the blow given
that the horns were considerably injured.
a battle was fought near this city between York.
smreman and ScOtchman, which, has perhaps no
parallel in the annals of pugism either for Tho
length or its DURATION for the display of desnar,
ton and brutal Obstinacy which distinguished the
combatants The battle lasted nearly three hours,
and during that period the Infatuated champions
actually fought no less than 95 rounds The men as
may be supposed were completely exlausted--but
the victory at length descended upon the "Son of
York. and the unfortunate Caledonan was Ied of.,
stone blind--Car!isie Patriot.
John Brentz, one of the most zealou leaders Of
the reformation in Wurtemberg, was provost of the
Cathedral at Sutgard, and died there in the wear
1870. He was buried under the pulpit of that church
short time before his death. tThis shall he INV I'm
rial place said he and If in future times any man
shall preach from this pulpit any other doctrine than
the me have preached here will lift nv bo,d ~,
from the grave and say to him. Thou lest"
person visiting the London museum of cu,ios;-
ties, was shewn the skull of Oliver Cromwell. cir
is exceedingly small" said tho visier '.Bless YOU.
Sir replied the ccerone, sit was his skull when he
was little boy"
Mysterious so,ads.-Dr. Arnott states that the
crew OF ship sailing along the coast of Brazil far
out OF sight OF land heard distinctly, rinoing of
bells. whenever they stood a particular place ON
the deck. Months afterwards it WA ascertpipe6
that at that time the bells of the CITY of ST. Salvador
one hundred miles distant from the ship, had been
ringing on account of great festival. Ihe sounds
1t seems We're reelected from the concave surface oe
wide spreading sail, which brought them to focus
as concaVe mirror convers,s the rays Of light to
point.
JmtictonS change Of one Leifer.I is said that Mr.
Canning met one of the late hord Shefelds innumer
able pamphlets IN the library of some country friend
The tract is stated begun with sentence like
the fo.lowing:-"Therec can b. no doubt that under n
due system of protection, the growth of British " oofs
might be greatly increased and that our domesti r.
Weois might eventually be enabled to stand the com
petition o the w oos of the continent" The day being
gloomy and society brilent the witty sai esman
changed every ~ into an Il, and in this new shane
ne lett the essay for the and instruction.
OF the nelghhorlood--E dinbu:g Repieto
Genteet .Apotogy-Sir Edmund Temple in hia
travels in .'eru, says he invited some of the wor-
thies to dine with him. To the invitation one een
! tieDan "a Doctor Of Laws and government officer.
returned the tollwins reply CDR Y. extremely graft
fed TO Don Edmonds tor his friendly summons fo hs
feast. but DR.. V. baving shaved for some DAYS.
and beng very dirty, he begs to be excused from APP
pearng among decent people" He might have declin-
ed 10 the more fashionable way, and doubtless with as
much truth by "rcgrcttng prior engagement to
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Oeitcae F2atte'yThe society princes is hazardous 10
neir interiors, from the difficulty of paying them either too little
difference To idtter withou, the f
intending to atie is the delicate point-ZnmeIman said
suppose you have III helped many man into the 9th,
er world Zimmerman turned with a ,uck renr, emo, e.
man many as your AaJss'y" The King stared bis freedom
nor win SD much bonnr to myself bappy continued ns
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