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about tfse wisdom of which, tie peona .ss'.s, sa, to De iucredoiois. Gen. itoot of New sss'1s' ", NC sec, is elected; he would make q ooad o'A' echiseT, should he undertake the tasl17 s,a 'a'' advise the Congressman ciccf to sre,s5 as coming eightcen months in getting a,3sWsss 'l'e rote, for the pithy interfogatories wI,isl' ~, probably De put to hitn.- :. $. sst tegl. Iii

 Sympathy or fhe Elsphaak.--A few alass

 fosemS arrival at Enon, 9 ~ oi elephants came down one dark and ss. .sssp nigbt, close to the outskirts of the vilIaee p missionaries heard them believing and =palia ae Ean extraordinary noise fora long tine .ssl upper end of the orchard; but knowing well l now dangerous 1t is to encounter these an;as, lin the night, they kept close within their boas es till day ay-break. Next morning, on examine. the spot where they had heard the elepbaatseS 1 they discovered the cause of all tliis noetuns, uprear. There was, at this spot, q litehh as trench about four or five feet il width. and n.s. ly fourteen feet in depth, which the ndustr,aas missionaries had recently cut through the banE Of the river, on purpose to lead out tie waas Ito irrgate some part oi their garden ground and to drive corn mil. Into this trench. wb,cb was still unfinished and without water. one of the elephants had apparently fallen. for tho marks of his feet were distinctly visible at the bottom, as well as the impress of his huge boay cn its sides. How he had got in was easy < conjecture, but how, being once in, he had eyer contriyed to get out again, was the marvel py his own unaided efforts 1t was obviously imnos sibe for such ai1 animal tto have bsa i sell. Could Inaccuracies, then. lave assste1 him? There can be little question that tbev had; though by wlatmeans, unless by hauljps him out with their trunks, itweuld not De ease

 10 conjecture. And in eorroboration of tbis

 supposition, on examining the spot nlyself.

 found tie edges of the trench deeply ihdentea

 with numerous vestges, as il the other ele. phants had stationed themselves on either side. some of them kneeling, and others en thelr feet, and had thus, b} united efforts, and probably

 failures, isee tiiisssiieky bro. ther out of the pit.

 