, 1869-11-20

OF troops, coming through the pess bali an hour |
later, found him sill The satnc terrible poslaon
AID IN A dying state lie died in + snors tine.
Eeogr1phica, diacorezJ which Will rssnet q
tonlh the map puhilshers has been made In thls
coortrJ north Of Late Superior. By party undeF
Prof. Det. which has recently been engaged IN tee
geological survey OF that region. Lake StptZou,
l,i1g cu,y thirty mics ror:n Of LAKE. Superior.
snd hitherto considered too 1ns1Enncaat 70 Ind
place II American aliases, Ia anEouDeed BY ftot.
BeI TO Be talXer p1ooab:! tnan Lake Ontario OF
Lake Eric. he hod tTsverBed about $50 niles Of
it, coast HE when tie AppFuach Of Wint-r cou'-
p.led the rarty 10 return to Canada THIS lake
| dltchargts lis Waiern Into Lake Snpas1oE By the
Nipi2on River, a broad and rspid stream, and u
| tle seventh In number and possibly the sscond Ii
The sto1tna Nhich ~ere predicted for the ,dSst
week IN Ccto3er In England did not occur but
| 8optn 1atef extraordinary tides caused much In
| Jury 10 properly. The Thames has been Awept
from ith mouth to Teddiugtou Lock By tlda1
wate such a very seldom visit Eaallsh r.serh
| AL the way from Greenwich 70 Loud3n, the lover
rootna md noo1s of wharfa aud warehouses wcre
cooted- Higher up, the height Of the tide pro-
| duced 3et more unntual e6ectA Tha towing path
along the reaches above Bstsefsea. although It haa
| recently been improved aad was Thought 10 be
high enough to resIst say possl bic tide, was com
rle,ely submerged, and Tie water lay IN great
lake4 tu the private grounds near Barnes Fol
tne nrzt time IN tho hsforJ Of Thames racing, The
Eteuulhoat catgtlg = reEtres wes unable 10 pass
uDder u.mnersuith Bridge, her fuuue, being
s,oye IN the attempt, ad toe referee having - bt
| eeut on In = s:ehtn launch
Inst tuDner correspondent Of the Hew Tori
IsNuH<-the one Who Ras captured 2t the Dep
| MY AxEehalta on suspicion Of being Cn1a1
| leader-alscosered d literary treasure on Gard,
nt1ts 11iAnd, oi Hh1ch IN aceouut wns sisea II
uLe Of LII lettess. II wxs notntrg less than cop
of tho fnt edition OF Eiliotts Indtsn Bible prin.
cd In 1853. What makes tne book doubty Valeaol,
| 10 the b,bliopb1le h the TACT thAt It u the oal
copy In exlstepee which ha7 rubf!cattd title
page. On bis retain 70 the city. the correspond
tnt fourd that bis report concerning the boot va
| no, c.edned By the experls, all Of whom deaie'
that rrns1cated edition h1d ever been puotith
! tt. Un the 1ssa !nAt, however, John Sahln be
Gaze eolvineed Of the truth OF TBS Correspond
| enih statement, SID has offered the oNne
! the sum Of one thcusa1d dollars In gold te
the precious relic of bE-gone age Sasin.
viii be yeco1ectet, paid eleven hundred spd ttirt
ctllsr. fer smother copy Of the Elliott B.bl'
n 1851.
Al harrington, \. u, On tho evening Of the 8,
inst. Frank cur1ser, Of susGotd. thstteen yea
ct age, bid timself in rome bushes near sue roo
\ itEtte VuIpese Of Frightening Bshd Wgerhous
boy Two or ibree leats Older, son Of Dani
Z Waltfhoute. OF Harrington, + near netghbor
y CutE1tr Tia WateFhouse boy was wa1kl1g a1ot
the road and heartl gro wiling and rustllrG ol Il
- Nayes; lot bospecting any trick was beng pla1'
y pron htn, he naturally suppo.td tho roite n
II eaused ny eonc nfrre ~Hd animal. perhaps
T. panther which haS lately been seen IN SEfadol
y KuLnlrE to q hcuss uear by he procured 60
= and returning 10 the Rpot sgaiu heard tae gro'
> ing aud paving. lie f1red 10 the dtfec:lon when
:: TIT sounds carne, when the SCREAMS Of the wouc
- eu 10y toll him that ha hid shot human bel
" ~ inss Eaa OF IN animal The CnsFicf boS IVES Tux
u pome xhen II vas found that one ego was co
pIetely destroyer. and bis face, tongue and ne
perforated b. shot, 70 that his lie Is In 1 "
IL critical condition.