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The MarreLious We have found the following
gravely stated as a fact in the JouraGi du C0ns-
nsrce de Lyons:


DIR. James lIotham, of Morpeth, Northnmbcr-
land, returning from Switzerland, is stated to
have reported that a most extraordinary event
had lately passed at Mount St. Gothard, league
from Aizoli, in the valley of Levantina. At the
bottom of kind ofcavern, the body of man
about 80 years of age, was perceived under heap
OF ice, proceeding from IN avalanche. AS the
body seemed as fresh as if it had only been sti-
aed about half an hour before, DR.. Hotham ca,is
ed it to be taken out, and having had the clothes
pulled Oft, ordered it to be plunged into cold wa
ter. 1t was then taken out, covered with a
crust of ice, and placed first in lukewaim water,
and then in some water still warmer-afterwards
ii was put in a warm bed, and treated as usual in
cases of sufiocation, by which means animation
was restored. What was the astonishment of e.
very body, when this individual having recover
ed the use OF his faculties, declared that he, Ro-
ger Dodsworth, was son of the antquary of the
same name, born in 1929, who, in returning from
Taly in 1860, year after the death of his father,
was buried under an avalanche. DR.. Hotham
according to the same account, is stated to have
added that Mr.. Dodsworth feels a great stiffness
in all his joints, but that, by degrees they viii
become as flexible as before the accident. II
Mr.. Dodsworth, fully recovered, should pass thro
Lyons to return to his country, after 166 years
absence, it may be predicted that he will attrac,
IN the highest degree the public curiosity