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pronounce his opinion on their faculties I and qualifications and much surprise was | expressed, particularly by the ladies, at the < accuracy of his verdicts. One individual, | however, stood aloof, annoying the rest of the party by his sneers at their credulity, and insulting the learned gentleman by ac- cusations of charlatanism. | will defy any man living said he, to infer the char acter and conduct of man from the organ ization of his skull.' The Doctor said mo- thing, but appeared considerably agitated. As if it were possible,' continued the stranger, for a mans thoughts to raise bosses upon bono '!

 'For your sake,' replied the physician, at length losing his patience, trust that it is not; for if phrenology have any pow CT to interpret the hand writing of the AL mighty, you are one of the greatest villains in existence thief and an assassin! A general outcry of indignation arose in the room. The stranger proposed the election of the learned physiologist through the window, when the uproar and consterna- ton were checked by the sudden entrance of the master of the hotel.

 Gentlemen said he, I am sorry to

 acquaint you that great criminal is har- boured among you. The police are at the

 door, having information that an individual

 concerned in robbery of plate, which was effected last night in neighbo uring town, has been dining at this ordinary a Every eye was turned upon the furious

 stranger, and in few minutes he was in the

 custody of the police, the stolen plate hav-

 ing been found concealed in his baggage.

 But what was the amazement of all present when he was detected by a gendarme as the celebrated Robert St. Clair, the accomplice of Dammas Dupin, executed for the mur- der of an innkeeper and his wife at Mont morencyg St. Clair, after escaping from the galIeys at Rochefort, and lurking in Piedmont, Switzerland, and Germany, had managed to cvade the pursuit of justice, by spreading report that be had been found murdered on the Turkish frontier. After some days of solitary confinement in the dungeons of Valence, he made the most ample confession, and was eventually tried, condemned, and guillotined. Weneed not add that the fame of the chronological Doctor has risen to the highest pitch in his native province.-Court Journal.

 T0 Apprent;ces.-The only way for young man to prepare himself for useful ness, is to devote himself to study during his leisure hours. First, be industrious in your business; never complain that you are obliged to work, go to it with alacrily and cheerfulness, and it will become hab- it which will make you respected and be- loved by your master or employer; make it your business to see and promote his in- terest by taking care of his you will learn to take care of your own.

 Young men of the present day are too fond of getting rid of work they seek for easy and lazy employments, and frequent ly turn out to be poor miserable vagabonds. You must avoid all wishes to live without labor; labor is blessing rather than a curse, it makes men healthy, and procures them food, clothing, and every other neces- sary thing, and frees them from temptation to be dishonest. ''>t