Extra aordimary Courage.
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On the 3i ut. youth about eighteen years of age. son of gentleman well known in Manchester was proceeding along Bury New road, when he was either met or overtdken by dog which bit the little finger of hls left hand. He immediately made after the Gog, which bore every appearance Of being in a rabd state, and killed it; then remem> berng the fatal consequences from the bite of a mad dog, and thinking he might have imbibed the hydrophobic poison, he deliberately took out pen knife and cut off the finger by the first joint. Af- Ter this he went so the office without fa> kirg further notice of the matter, and went about his usual business, not giving intlmation to any one of what had hap penrd. Al last, however, quantity of blood which oozed from the wound, led to the detection, when he was sent to MT. Jordon, dentist, Bridge street, who. on examining the extremity, found il necessary 10 amputate the finger at the second joint. This inc youth bore with the same indifference as he did the pain which be must have caused himself whilst praciicing the surgical ari upon his own person; the operator in the lat latter case declaring he had never before met with patient who showed such great indifference to pain. After the ops eration was over he went 10 business as usual = English paper.