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is eye is large and vacant, and what, VIVA, is re re-
a,artable 40 the ostrich appears entirely des-
tuts Of attachmsn. to is ,Ssrs. Uwn sperss hs ns
','as ms oft.nt;mes ride them; and though their
WING WINGS are too small for Aging their speed,
ovsr "S the deserts of their own native coun-
~ try is far greater than the heetest Arabian
horse.


A fact worthy of occupying the attention
g ro.trorologists this year is the co-exist-
.nce of a drought which threatens the crops
n mt the Northern countries OF Europe, and
inundatiens that lay waste the central and
Southern countries. 1t is apprehended that
n many provinces on the Baltic, the ex, :,
rene heat, Joined to the want of rain, wlll
dry the corn before it has attained IT'S full
rrowth, and it may happen that the SAINT! same
Countries will be ravaged by the Overlooking
ofthe rivers, which are swollen at their
sources. The height OF the Elbe in partlc-
ular gives rise to serious alarm.