CHRONOLOGICAL ERRORS.
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MR. KILBoURN-The following para graph is going the round of the newspa- pers:

 REMARKABLE FAcT.-The Constitution of the United States names the 4h of March for the inauguration of the Pres. 'dent. Upon expressing doubts as 10 what course would be adopted, should the 4th of March fall on Sunday, it was ascerlaincd that it would not fall on Sun day for three hundred years"

 This statement is grossly incorrect The fourth of March in inauguration years will fall on Sunday in lS49, 1877, 1917, 1945, 1873, 20Ol, 2O29, 2O57, 2OS5, and 2l25 or eleven times in three hun dred years. The 4th of March, 1891, was on Sunday, and President Monroe took the oath of office on the next day, Monday. March 5,h. R. B.

 Norfolk, Nov. 27, 1s46.