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seat h thh saie, ths 6sst bsiag . nsabsr q
he Society a Frissds. and Do isst hsiag ese
q the Counsel fer The ortAo1ox. Tkers b
% member Of couneil froa Cunbsriasl
bssidss he Governor. Who was elected 70
Council, and afterwards appointed Covsesee.
Itis yet uncertain when the regular saa-
ming up Of the pleading Of the Council viii
commence. II ths reading Of the evidence,
which h very voluminous, 10 dkpsnsed with.
Il viii probably b opened BY @. ID. Wsli, %
the part Of The Hicksisss, thh ,ftesnoou, o.
to-0ogrov mosping. He viii be followed b.
George Weed and he Hoo. Theodore Ere
lisghuyssas O he part Of he Orthodox; asd
the whole will be closed By the Nos. Semi
L. Souskard, on the part a the Hicksites.
Great interest b felt, 10th oa account Of
he ioportasee Of the trial and the very high
standing and talents Of The counsel On both
sides of the questioe. In addition 70 tho o.
hove named eentlsusea, Who will take part
IN The ssgus.snt, !. n. whliamsou assists In
preparing and arranging the case on the part
Of the Orthodox. The Court meets regularly
at 8, A. ~, end , P. NJ, sitting six hours
esch day. The Secretary Of tho Court.
Judge Wesecost, hes taken pains 20 have the
supreme Court Rooms fitted up In . very
convenient manner for the occasion. This
room b very large and airy, and capable Of
containing large number Of spectators; d
though numbers are now here from Philadel-
phia and the adjoining counties, yet hundreds
moro might be accommodated without incoo-
vsnience.
From the Lynchbury virgiaisn, July IS.
Csc q Ssdnefioa.-The Superior Court Of
this Cooperation was engaged the greater
pert Of wednesday and Thursday last, in the
trial Of case Of seductios-the first action
OF this sort, We believe, which has been
brought before il since il organisation. The
plaintiff was benjamin. A. Philips, who insti-
tuted . suit against Tinsley Psdgett, for the
seduction Of his daughter, Maria Philips, un-
der promise OF marriage, the consequence
Of which seduction was the birth Of an infant
during the last winter. We were not st court
on Wednesday. and did not hear the testimo-
ny, but tho character Of Il may DO inferred
from the fact that the Jury returned verdict
against the defendant Of thirteen hundred
dollars damages sum greater, according 10
his statement Of his pecuniary resources, than
no Is able 10 pay.
Extraordinary Case In SnYysry.-The Bos-
ton Medical Journal relates q very singular
case Of EmpAyma, from correspondent, DIR.
Allen, Of Middlcburg. (vt.)
The patient (aged 30) had been attacked In De-
eember, 1880. with lung fever. Under the care
OF six weeks, veil N TO be enabled 70 ride out
yea afterwards became % encrvnted that his voice
failed him, his pulse vas 80 the minute, his
cough produced puruleut matter, snd his Left side
became considerably enlarged.
Enduring intolersble pain, he was induced to
operation on Him, aao~siing NOT only Immediate
relief, but ultimate remedy. An opening was
made betwcez the seventh and eighth ribs, and
the matter (apparcniiy pus) gushed out 50 forci-
Oily that no tube was employed, and 10 much that
the quantity amounted 20 setxn quartz, l1rigksng
sirteeH psEnds' The wound was closed Alter the
discharge, yet continued IN emit the purulent mat
Ter for nearly year stsr~ ards and then IL closed
innedietely after the operation, the patient
found relief 90 far ~ 20 be enabled walk about
apparesfly In sound health Dr. Allen sapposcs
thst the quantity discharged from the AIDE a.
mounted IN al TO about eigM gallons, The pa
tent now laSors on his farm.
DR.. J. Randolph, Of Philadeiphia, recently
performed, with complete success, the opera
ton Of Litherity, on the Rev. :. Caldwell,
President Of the University Of North Carolina.
Distressing Case Of Hyarophobis.-Ave very az
fecting account Of the effects Of this terrific
disease, has been communicated TO US, which
occurred in the family Of Mr.. Moss, n respect
able farmer residing near the village OF River
Trent. While Mr.. ~. and family were sit
ting ct home, dog, belonging to the house,
suddenly few at his master, and Bit him very
slightly In the hand. He then attacked q
daughter, about IL years old, and bit her In
several places. A son, a young man OF i6 or
20, eDdesvoring 70 beat OF the mad animal,
received wound upon The lip; ana how Il
was inflicted in the confusion aud terror Of
che moment, whether by himself with the
eudgel he was using, or BY the dog, he can
not tell. The daughter Ian interesting young
woman) fingered along for several days 10 the
horrors Of insanity, and died. The father u
now IN such state Of phrenzy, that he ID
obliged TO be ehained and the young man,
laboring under the sgobizing approximations
that he b also infected with nadness; his
mind haunted with the death Of his sister,
and the terrifying situation Of his father, Is In
CONDITION scarcely lees pitiahle than that Of
tho unhappy maniac.
- uNhtSSA ~ bestsSt We hfe tntoBWca, nave
been bitten ~ BellcvilIe.--l KInxssOs Ckvon.
WaTHiag 10 Prsnfs. Francis yOAasoa
Lost fine child on Monday, (Jsly $50 aged
10 moths, N The following way His wife,
on the evening before, gave . few drOps Oa
laudanum TO the child In the morning shs
leit the child IN cars Of young wonss asd
boy Of nine years of age ths young woman
fed the child, and gave II 10 the boy 10 hold
while she attended TO her work. She eams
IN and found the child asleep 10 The arms q
the boy, took the child, and put Il IN he era
de. The father and mother soon rebfTnst
bous, was tod the child was well and asleep
some tine amer, The mother beard The ehilt
make a strange noise wenf 70 tha eRadfo a.