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TOWER OF ELooUENCE.-The accom- Pi'>heo scep,ic, Chesterfield, was present when "htch"ld presented the votarv of S.n under the figure of a blind man led by little dog. The dog had broken his string. The blind crjpIe with his staff be- tween both hands, groped his way uncon- sciously to the side of precipice. Ashe felt along with his staff it dropped down ;he desceut too deep to send back an echo. He thought it fell on the ground, and took one careful step to recover it. But he trod on vacancy, poised for moment, and as he fell headlong-ChesterfeId sprung from his seat, exclaiming, By heavens he is gone.''