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And is this your family breakfast roomf

 k is. It Is nice little place.

 Now. Miss Bracket, look at that picture and tell me what you think oft.

 She looked and began to smile, and was evidently much amused. But as before, she would give me no description of either. Doc tor Capron here observed to me, that if l charged her particularly to remember what she saw she would do so and tell mo about it when awake. then remarked, If you will not tell me now, will you be careful to remcm- ber what you see-what pleases you so--and tell mo afterward! She promised faithfully that she would.

 We had now been occupied nearly hours and my engagements were such as to render it necessary to bring my travels with this in- teresting companion to close. therefore proposed returning. to Providence, to which she assented. <

 Dr. Capron now again wiIled her away from me, resumed his control, and by the pc. culiar mental process of Animal Magnetism together with few brushes of his hand over her forehead, awoke her. She at first com. plained of being somewhat confused but in the course of one or two minutes resumed her self-possession, and was as cheerful, and intelligent, and dittident, withal, as before she had been magnetized. The Doctor had HUT IO ICtIACtAlOCI Il1C of her visit, and he now questioned her res pecting several incidents heretofore detailed at large. Among others, he asked her what was the picture in the basement room of my house, which seemed to please her so much !!

 She laughed outright, as she replied, "It was funny looking fellow pulling cats ear."

 This was another remarkable answer, af- fording still further and most striking illus tration of the mysterious power of this potent though unknown principle. The picture in question is an old and admirable painting, re- gently purchased by my friend, the Rev. J. c. Brigham, and loaned to me. It had but just been returned from the hands of the pie ture framer, and had not yet been hung in the drawing room. Its existence, am per- fectly confident, was unknown to any of the party present except myself; and the subject, that of a sly, mischievious fellow, full of wick ed laughter, as he is teazing some antiquated lady by pulling or pinching the ears of her favorite tabby!

 Such were the results of this extraordinary interview, and such the actual phenomena attending single nap of magnetic slumber.