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1x. ry,,s,o ,,ot Feroeious.--In the court of a bonse at iobeid. saw hyena running about quite domesticated The children of the proprietor teas ed it. took the meat thrown to it for food out of its

 and nut ther hands even into its throat with cnt receiving the least injury. When we took our meals in open air, to enjoy the breeze, as was our general custom during the hot season; thls an,ma, snnroached the table without fear and snapped np tbe n;eces that were thrown at it, like dog, and d;d pot eyince the slightest symptoms of timidity A full-grown hyena and her two cubs were. on another occasion, brought me for sale. The latter were carried in arms, as you might carry lamb and were not even muzzled The old one, It is true, sJ ro,, round ;ts snout, but it had been led the Jstsnce of twelve miles by single man without offering the least resistance. The Africans do not even reckon inc hyena among the wild beasts of their county, for they are not afraid ot lt.-Pdt- nse's TrGvels in ROrdQfan.