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erveracity it'is believed, is upqnesliopahIe. Furthermore, she intimatss that she is copn- maDded tO publish to the world her eKeTcises aud experience, and that as soon as her health will permit. another days wonder will be. f0rthcoming.h 8f ss ; sEs, ,.N

 Since writing the above. we learn that Miss Newel's parOxisms have ceased. After hav- ing had'sOme 6 or 2 of these, she informed her friends that she should have no severe or distressing parOKisms after Sunday last, and accordingly from that day tO this, 1Friday) she has been free from pain, though in feeble health.-BmTe MGss.) GGz. .fa.eaas

 LndianC CatacOmbs.-W learn ny the Vince ling Gazsttr. (Virginia) that a cave was re- gently discovered on the banks of the Ohio opposite Steubenville, filled with human skel-, etODs. together with pipes, arrow heads, and pots which appeared to be eOnnpOsed Sf ground muscle shells. It is supposed they are the remains of the once powerful tribe of Ming0es. The cave is of the form Of an arch ea sas,ls. within a large rOck aftsen feet hlgh. The circNmfeeence of the cave is 30 ie 40 fses,.ana sapsrsuss osly 2, l-s fsst in diam eteS. zs:l rfFa .s-s 5f7s :.f.s- ssts $ ;S-fs <