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months the dogs were all examined II the in
spector thought dog too lean, bis host was hea-
vlly fined for not feeding it sufficiently well. If
the dog was pronounced too fat, the host was
also fined for iniuring the hounds health By over
feeding him. But if the dog had died, as dogs
sometimes will, then the citizen was imprisoned,
and all his property conhscated.


Those who lament the loss of the g chivalry"
OF the middle ages-Laudatores temporis acti--
would soon recant if they were condemned to ex-
change the bencyolence of a TriUulzio for the
tyranny of a ViSconti w. VI. G.


u An extraordinary arrival has taken place
at Savannah. Two soops, built at Macon, have
arrived at that place which were built two hun
dred miles in the interior. The Altamaha river,
from its length and the supply Of timber o1 It's
banks, offer many advantages for ship-building.


a FROZEN WATERFALL.-The Cazenovia, n.
Y. Eagle notices the beautiful appearance of !.
cascade lao feet high, on the Chittenango
Creek, in this State, during the excessive cold in
January. a magnificent screen of pure white
icicular formation, tinged with translucent green,
l40 by leo feet appeared in front of the fall dis
playing formations of every imaginable shape
ediices, columns, arches, trees, flowers, plants,
&c.-formed by the freezing Of the spray on the
rocks at the base, which rose higher and higher,
until the cascade was entirely concealed, the wa
ter gushing out beneath the splendid structure.