{"character_count": 2399, "word_count": 407, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9704999923706055], "ccnet_perplexity": [1308.5999755859375], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
lighted the ear with their National airs, the White House presented within but an Ins. mense thronR of alt ages and nations, and ot every variety Of character, from the court sycophanI to the independent citizen, and from the true lady without preteAsion, to the pert and simpering miss whose sex would hardly be known but for the dress which adorned her body. As usualr very many of the visitors were opponents of the President. politics never mingling with the Levee, ex- cept with the very few. Mr. Clay was pres. ent, and with Mir. Webster, the observed of all observers"-both much more honored than the President himself-receiving the homage of the heart, rather than the formal, heartIcss, and complimentary wishes of the season.-N. Y. Erp~ess. '...

 TRe Murderer of Ellen JeareN-R ROBINSON, the mur. derer of Ellen Jewett whose trial and acquital left an indeble stain upon the Tribunal before which he was arragned went to Texas. where he has since lost his right arm-that arm with which he planted 2 offending girl. and win which he then applied en in cendiary torch to the bed where she lay weerng in blood, thus attempting to conceal the murder by 1d eG b, we hs .aY hss ses

 Nor is this the only rerbution that has visited the guilty. It will be recoleced that FURLoNG, the in. fatuated Grocer who went into court and committed voluntary perjury by swearing that Robinson was iN' his store on the evening of the murder became ma nioc and drowned dhimselE-ABa"y Journal.

 4 Remarkable CGse.-A correspondent of the Yves. tern Journal of Medicine reports the particulars ofU case, which possesses uncommon interest for the ph

 loogist well lhe surgeon. One of those ua1sFtu nate beings, deaf mute, having been aughr re read established for the instruction of such persons by the study of medical authors to understand the sn!e of his infirmty. and became satisfied that it. might he rewedied by operation. Finding sur geon wiling undertake the operation proposed ins such cases, he resolved performing it hin,seiG and ny an instruHsent devised by himself, actually ceeded in puncturing rhe drum of his ear and restor ing the lost sense. The most remarkable feature ins the case a. that, from not being able articus,e

 sound at the time Oi the Operation he acquired hs capable oftakng par, in a sustained conversation. as the wSitss expresses it, physical suiecis .' Louisville JowrAot-