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Charlottesville following is a re- markable instance of the suspension of vitality in an insect. A common bum- blebee was inclosed in q hottie of wa ter, closely eorked up, and kept for three weeks, at the end of which time it was decanted once more into it's native ele- ment, and had not lain long in the rcviv- ing sunbeams ere its limbs began to quiy- CT, and rubbing it's eyes and cleaning it's wings with it's soft leg brushes, rose from its lethargy, buzzing it's way to the fields, apparently unllurt from the effects of the bottle.