Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-08-20

constant communion with God, he was frequently
enveloped in Iuslrous light. and lifted into The
air. Sf. Theresa also. fell her soul, and then
her head, and finally her whole body. lifted from
the earth and in the sight nf all the siserhood,
she hoaled over the CRATE ofihe door. Many such
instances are recorded in the lives ofihe Saints
phenomena which we cannot comprehend, and
therefore pronounce 10 be fables" i -sya;
Who does not by this time feel " mirthfulness
prompting him to horse laugh? ~ asH y
Bnt we feel impelied. (by magnetism no doubt)
% copy the clincher the article. translated from
French paper, and styled A Miracle Of Clair
uoyance. -. hss
From La Presse June 9th.
The following has of late made a great noise
in the neghborhood of Paris, and its authenticity
is arrested by numerous witnesses.
On the 2sth youth of 10, Mr.. B. only son Of
a rich farmer fthe commune Wuissions near An.
tony, canton of Lonjumeau, lef home with cart
and carter to get load of stone at the rock Of
Saulx .es-C harreus, eight kilometres from Wus-
sons. SEE
Having there loaded the cart, the carter took
il to Paris: the young B. accompanied him az far
as Loniumeau. There he met young farmer
of his acquaintance, R. Of Chilly. They dined
together. At eight in the evening they PARED;
R. reconducting B. ill he was within short dis.
lance of his [B.'s) own home.
Meanwhile next morning found Mr.. and Mrs.
B. in great uneasiness, for their son had not re-.
,ured. They assembled sixty persons Of the neigh
borhood 10 search for him. Near large and
deep piece of water, called the Gironde, they found
letter which had been put under the young mans
care. This made them fear crime had been
committed they sounded the waters, but found
nothing.
Search was made ia every way, on FOOT on
horse back, in wagons,& ewfoundland dogs
in the pond. but without any success. Every day
they sent to Paris, to inquire at The Morgue and
elsewhere. The Gendarmerie of Lonjumeau, the
National Guard, set to work, and searched tho
country day and night. -
He had disappeared on Tuesday. On Friday
night two men found in the woods, seeking for
game were arrested on suspicion. us
On Saturday they applied to the Project of Seine
ct Disc, who was at Lonjumeau, and he gave or.
of Gendarmerie throughout the department. 9ia
Brit now, desperate with anxiety, Mr. and Mrs.
B. recalled what they had heard of the wonders
of magnetism. and went to Paris 10 consult SOM
nambulist. This also was on Saturday. oai
Your son is not dead said the somnambullst,
i see hin, on rock; Che cart had been loaded
with stone) he descends, follows the cart to tho
town. There he dimes with friend. see him
at dinner and afierwsrd walking. Then see
your son met by two men, they stop him, make
him drink, but know not what liquid. From
this moment lose sight of him. can tell no
more except that he is not deao. He will return
TO- morrow, Sunday and will not know, himself,
where he has been. ESQ rs ftF
Returning to Wuissons, Mr.. and Mrs. B. impair.
ted to their neighbnrs the faint hope with which
the somnambulist had inspired them. The news
spread to The villages round about: all were in
slate Of The greatest excitement singular dis.
appearance of the young man who was universal.
ly beloved, the strange account given by the SON.
narnbuist. and the coincidence between the ar
rest Of the two men with her story, exalted their
imaginations. Sunday morning all the roads and
paths by which il is possible 10 gain access 10
Wuissons were thronged with people. Whey
wait, they loof fear, hope. At last at eleven in
the morning, the diligence Of Orsay dives mp.
stops, young B. gets out aud runs 10 embrace his
parents. ~'' Han3 9aiRs
They crowd upon him with questions. He con-
firms, 10 every point. the narrative Of the somnam.
buIist. After being left by mis- friend r. he was
seized by two men who made him drink After
that, he remembers nothing, does not know where
he was. nor wha. happened for three DAYS, ex.
cept that, on Saturday night. woman took him
to ST. Aubin, but he does know the place from
which she took HIM. She left him in the middle
Of the street, saying, diligence passes through
This vIIag which will take you hone.' He got
in, accordingly, when il was up. and thus reach.
ed home. ''1 '.''-''-' fi.''s 90 nl.a4
AIlquestiouiog and cross questioning drew from
hir1 no better information. Il was found that he
bad not been robbed; he had still his watch and
a small sum of money! "a aa ei'i'a3ea'a'pssa
Now, whoever feels energy this hot weather
will find stuff enough in this narrative to spin an
Arabian Tale wthal, apart from the grave scien.
life use we make of il as testimony to the won.
1erful powers conferred on The mind in the state
,f trance. The widest wish ofa poet is realized.
Time and space annhated aud lovers may be
Tribune. .fsjyf5s eti,i.'8 -i.as eni
i. A New rOollen Fdcto "a weolen factory is
being built at Seneca Falls, and is progressing rap.
dly towards completion. meeting has also ts-
zen place at Mount Morris. and the necessary ar.
angemens made to secure the erection of a sim
lar establishment at that place.--Itid.