Foreign and Domestic Gleanings
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On dissecting the elephant which was late
ly killed in London. the heart was found to
be two feet long. and eighteen inches broad,
and when the body was opened, it was found
Immersed i'll five or six gallons of blood.


An American lady has lately married a
German Marquis. We fear the Europeans
will doubt the sincerity of American demo-
cracy.


Mr.. Thomas Teaslale bought a Goldfish in
the Market of Newcastle, Eng. the contents
OF which are worthy of notice. Though this
cod was not more than two feet in length, it
contained within it a fiat fish twelve inches
long, and an eel fourteen inches long, a had-
dock ten inches long and crab bnearly whole.


From the transactions of the Society of
Arts, we find the gun-barrels made at Bonn
bay, i'll imitation Of those of Damascus. so
much valued by the Orientals for the beau
ty OF their twist, are manufactured from iron
hoops. obtained from European casks.


Commodore Daniels has arrived at Balti-
more from Caracas in the schooner Aba
rilla.


An attempt was made in New York lately
ny black man, to murder his wife. 1t was
the consequence of dispute arising out of a
delay in providing supper; he stabbed her
SO severely with knife, that her life was





!. Mr.. Charles King, having purchased from
ms iate partner, Mr.. ]. Nerplank, his inter-
est IN the New York American, has become
soie Editor and proprietor of that highly res
pectable journal.


Mr.. mr.. Robinson an English manufacturer,
VIII shortly commence the erection of cot
ION manutactory ON the west side of the AL
'esneny, Immediately below the bridge.
-. ne South Carolina Spectator of the 10th
UT says:-"'Fhere never was such want
81 san Corn since the days that Jacob sent his
suns 10 Egypt for it. We are requested to
n as that It viii sell readily in Cheraw, at
ns Goiiar and fifty cents the bushel.
,e@ uays previous To the 21st ult., raft
sonaaa Snson was descending to Montreal, was
na, ,o,.ea oy the wind and current into that
aal' p" o1 the rapids called the "I.ost Channel''
'''a was stove in pieces. Nineteen persons