New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

EvpsRINgyrs III iiRsMERTsM-SGme OF oG-
,-inc pal physicians are likely 10 become conre-s
Il leurth TO belief in the truth Of The much
abused science of Mes:neyisn. A most convlr-
,ing evidence of the POKE. and reality OF the
qesmoric agency was exhibited IN this clty on
Thursday last, The 16tninstant) IN the presence
3f Doctors Not, Francis, Duane, Deiats!d, 10
oors, and o.hers-ali Of them men acknowledge
20 stand in the front rank OF their profession =
young lady Of respectabiliiy resisting in oheiii-
be,s.street while III the somnamouiic staic IL.
dnced bv mesu,erisrn, had tumor removed
fron, her neck near tho carotid artery. he
rnesrntriser and surgical operator was Dr.. BeT
tronnier, young man Of fine ABILITIES, who 12s
recently arrived he,c rom Paris. The subject
sabmit,cG 70 the painful operation without the
slightest manifestation OF physcal pam % s'!'ik-
ug-a serene smile playing upon hir ilps as the
knife cut deep into tke fissh. Aiter The opsfa-
ioa was ended, an apparent disposition TO Nv ken
froI: inc magnetic trance was lmmeoiaie.y o's-
pelled by few cas;is OF the mesme lsers hsnd.
The eminent physicians, who wuc piescn',
nearly all of whom cauia "prc2ared to soon,
regarded oac another in silent aInazernent at tie
successful close OF the experiment. AS one q
the most distinguished of them remarked to me.
thtir looks seemed to say: 'havo We rot dishe-
ii.vtd IN these things too long y Inc case was
n all its details of most convincing character
4 fail description OF it, ouly authenticated, VII
soon be published. 1t is likely to rival IN lnie-
rest that in which the celebrated Cloquet OF I'd
r:s vas The operator; who removed 3 cancer
pnder similar circumstances, but where the cps
ration vas not 50 strongly attested as IN the
present instance. a profound impression has
undoubtcdly been mate upon thc minds Of ON
h, .b,- nrEr
incident, conrnatory as it is of the reality OF an
agency in nature, The existence of which they
have hitherto denied and the attempts 10 cstab
i;sh the truth oF which they have denounced as
the grossest mockery y. Cor. Nat. Int,
The LAKE TRADE.-We have frequently had
our attention drawn to the extraordinary ond in-
creasing inland trade of our Lakes. The report
from the Bureau Of the Corps OF Topographicnl
Engineers stajes this trade us SOW rather exceeding
one hundred millions OF dollars.
The Cleveland Herald o: the l3:h instant gives
the dsgis OF the trade OF that port. From an ex-
animation OF these find that for 1914 the tonnage
! belonging 10 that port amounted TO ll,733 tors
arrivals That wear Exclusive oi steamboatsj DOL
departures exclusive of sieambosts) l,obf.
Imports coasyise for the year,.......... a5G0G!2
| Exno,,s ~ 1,nn.dn - 81, III
Milking total of Exports and Imports ..sn 49, o1
During the same year there were . 400 arrivals
| and departures OF steamboats,, cud tie number oil
men sDlo,e as mariners in the trade Q. tlis por;
i amounted TO t8l.
| The foregoing facts are taken from statement
signed by NJ. MILFORD, the Collector, in which he
eHumeraes also thc ARTICLES OF which tie vast trade
| of the port consists. We wish the Collector ol
every port on the Lakes would follow Inc example
of Mr.. MILFORD, as feel confident that no better
argument could be adduced in favor OF The econo-
my, advantages, and necessity Of The Lake har5or
| improvements Nat. lutelligencer.