FRIDAY, .Vorember IA, 1925. <csontt-I
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mtted From his son Saorre, who was born IN
America aud left it with his parents when he was
three years Old descended in the I'd and Sd genera
tions, three of lceand's first and most celebrated
bishops, ZAorlak, Bion and Brand and in the 9th
generation judge Honk, so justly celebrated in the
literary history Of Ireland, by whom number OF
Sagaes were composed He lived in the 18th and
in the beginning Of the 5th century. Parts of his
works in his own hand writing are now in the pos
session Of the Danish savant We have thus CONF
muncated the substance of this gentlcmans letter,
and we are inclined to believe with him, that he
will be able to throw fresh light on what he calls


The antiquities Of North .america, by means OF his
,rudite researches He is anxious to know whether


interest will be taken in his enterprise in the United
States. Certainly, the subject is fitted to excite
he minds Of our lterat but it cannot be deemed
new to them Washington Irving notices the ies
gends of the scandinavian voyagers in his lite OF
Columbus and particularly in some passages IN the


appendix We must add however, that he was not


apprsed of the exact nature and extent OF the Dan


ish testimony.