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BLOW FROM AN ANGRY ELEPHANT-As Mr..
Charles Howe, one of the attaches of the menage-
ric in Christe-street, near Bayard, rear of the
Amphitheatre, No. 81 Bowery was urging the
Elephant to change his position, in order to ac-
compsh his purpose he pricked the animal with the
pitch-fork. The beast becoming enraged, struck
MIR. Howe heavy blow on the breast with his
trunk, knocking him against the wall insensible,
and bleeding him freely. Mr.. Howe was unable
for some hours to speak and great fears were en-
tertained for his recovery.