TRIUMPH OF MIND.
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The discovery of new plane, in cur so lar system by L2verr CT is one of the very prordcSt achievements of human science l; and it is not wonderful, therefore, that the King of the French :hould mark the event, as he has done, by nominating Leverrier. Officer of the Royal Order of the Legion of Honor, aud NJ Galle. of EerHn-who was frS, to discover the star in the place where Leve,ricr had predicted i, migh, be found Knight of the Royal Order of the i.eeion of Honor. This action of Louis Philippe was communicated 10 the "Academy of Sciences at Paris" Ey M Savanda, Minister of Pub lie Instruction, in these words:

 II think il my duty to inform the Acade- my of Sciences, that in consideration of the event which is now agitating the scientific world, the King has been pleased 10 nomin- ate NJ. LeVerrer. officer Of the Royal Order of the Legion of Honor. He has not tI,: le- gal time bu, science has its exceptional services aud its illusrouS actions as well as war. The labOrs of M. Levelricr are of the kind that honor our age and France. I he Academy and also NJ. l.evcrricr will be happy to learn that il has pleased the King at the same time to nominate NJ Gale, of Berlin, Knight of the Royal Order of the Legion of Honor. The justice of his ma je>ty ough, not to separate TWO names which will remain gloriou>ly united in the history of the most brilliant discoveries and the ra- rest efforts of the human mind. have ce sired that the royal distinctions should be conferred upon its member, npon the learn ed stranger who has deserved them, through the medium and under the auspices of the Academy of Sciences, in order the better to proportion the briIIiancy of the reward 10 that of Ile work and its results.