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DR.. John c. Fisher, who in connection
with DIR. Bartlett, established the Albion
in N. Y. has been appointed by the Gov
ernor General of Canada, "Editor IA
Printer of the Quebec Gazette'-or IN
other words, printer to his Majesty.


The Treasurer of the American Bible Society
has received for the last month, the sum Of three
housand five hundred and seventy-nine dollars
and forty.nine cents. There have been issued
from the Depository for the same month, S22o
bibles, and 2423 tesaments, vautd d atthree thou
.and four hundred and sevcnty-seven dollars and
hfty-two cents.


A writer in the Monthly Magazine
calculates that the annual consumption, Of
Coal in England, Scotland and Wales, is
|23, $3.50, 400 tons.


Sir. Humphry Davy has within the last month
discovered that the application of certain GAS
fifteen times heavier than the atmosphere, to the
mechanism OF steam engine, will produce n
power fully equal to that which now results from
,the application of steam. The great obstacle
which stands in The way of general and imme'
date introduction into use of this gas, is the diff
Guilty nf confining it. The task of constructing
Iconvenient vessels, sufficiently strong for tha
purpose, ne proposes as a problem, tne soiu.io'
of which must be attended with nestimable be
nefit to this country.


The Editors of the N. York American
state that the dagger which was picked
up at Tammany Hall on Monday evening
liz constructed with curious facility for the
purposes Of an assassin. They offer re-
ward of fifty dollars for the discovery o.
lthe neraon who caused II to be made and
}carried it to the meeting