SALEM, JUNE %.
! REMARKABLE PHENOMENON.
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SALEM, JUNE 28.
REMARKABLE PHENOMENON.
Ertr0ef from The Journals ofMe Honorable


East india C0mhany shihs, FairHe and


James Sibbald, on their tassage 10 Caleus-


ia, IN ls $.


"Onthe lst October, our latitude at
noon was l3, IS south, longitude 50 90 est;
we observed quantities of stuff floating on
the surface OF the water, and which had to
us the appearance Of sea weed bu; were
quite astonished to ind il burnt cinders, ,evi-
degtly volcanic. The Sea was convered
with it during the two mex, days our lali.
tude on the Sd October, at noon was 10 3
south, longitude 81 90 east.


!" Remarks - The surface of the water
was SO completely covered with the volca-
nic matter, that | should think it very un-
likely 10 have been dri!led any considerable
distance, IS it is prob .ble i, would have been
much more scattered. In an old chart
had on board there is submarine volcano
placed IN the same longitude and latitude,
abou, 8 80 south and, from the great dis.
lance from any land where we found this
curious phenomenon, | think there can be
no other way Of accounting for 1t, than the
probability OF submarine volcano existing
IN tina, neighbcurhood"


.dtlemtt ct sWcide.-E arly on Tuesday
morning last, Major JOHN HUYCK, late
OF the U. 5. army, attempted to pcrpctrste
the horrid act Of suicide, by shooting him.
self thro' the head. He had provided him.
self with brace of pistols, both of which
when he was found, were discharged. One
only took effect The ball entered Just back
OF his left ear,and lodged in his head When
found he was perfectly sane, andhas contin-
ued SO ever since. The shocking attempt
was made in a small family burying ground.
in the suburbs of the city. md on the grave
ot his father. There is little prospect of
his recovery.-Hndson k,aher.


The English papers always contain more
Or less ponapons notices Of the movements
OF the royal and fashionable circles of that
country, often descending to minute des-
ciip,ion OF the mos, trivial circumstance 1t.
tending Noble individual such as visit
at tea-par,y, taking an airing, playing
hand at whisi,a complaint ot the tooth ache,
sprain ofthe ancIe. SC. Jc. The Mid
dielownS Spectator thus pleasantly ridiculss
the custom.


sailor, by some means, having,a a few
dayssince, imbibcd into his stomach, thro'.
the dferfnre OF his mouth and the medium
OF his throat, little too copious drsughto Of
the essence of cane juice, (vulgarly called
rum.) fell from the side OF a weasel into the
dock BY which accident he tore his trows-
crs and took severe cold. But we are
happy to state that his iosyness received no
other injury, and ,ha, his darling Poll, By
the application OF needle and thread, re-
paired the rent in his small cIo:hes--and
that his JACK far ship is nov as sober as asu-
al, and Is fast recovering from his cold!


arrangements are making in Baltimore
to lishs the streets of that city with hydro