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Brilliapt Meteor. The papers. notice. a bril-
liant Meteor, which passed over this region on
Monday morning, the Isl instant; about 2.ocIOck.
A friend, who saw apd heard Il, say; the light
was magnificent, and the report like that of artil
ilery. About three minutes elapsed between the
appearance Of the light and the explosion. AS
light may be considered instantaneous, and as
sound passes at the rate ofll42 feet 10 The second
it must have rushed through the. atmosphere at 2
distance Of about 40 miles from this City.


The report mas at frs. Q slight rolling or rum
bling sound, similar TO thunder FhcswelI in
creased in force o. ondness for about eight or ten
seconds, at which time il Jared violently the hous
es. so as 10 shake not only the windows, but the
houses to their foundations. 1t then gradually
grew fainter and feebler, until il died away, aGer
the space Of about minute. f..,-
The Boston. Traveller of AZ recent date says,
Judge Story, of the Supreme Court Of The United
States, is seriously i'll, and vas not expected to
survive, II states further, that he has resigned
bis seat on the bench The resignation 10 take
Place nexs month asea nne NJ .issa 'as-a ~.
The amount Of Cnited sia,esI Treasury Notes
outstanding onthe 1T instant, was s742, OLA Is


