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 Dis0CisE or SEX FoR \ One of the Foreign papeFs relates the following singular case aa fact:

 s.There died at BrnsscIs, says the Home Journal, person who had long been in the employ Of the Minister of FSance, known by the name of Thomas sle Croismare. and six weight years old at the time of sleeease. At the washing of the body prerious to inter- ment, II irds diseoVered 10 bs lhaf of female. Croismare was Iieusenant at tlIe hattIs of Moskows, and was wounded at tI.e hastle sf Waterloo in tlie shoulder aad month. After giving nP her commission, she entered into civil life, held an office in the cGsion.-house. and was book-keepcr so two different nser- chants. In the seryice of the minister of France. subsequently, she had risen lo a post of considerable trust.

 In social life she was esteemed for her saI- ents in poetry and music, playing admirably on the violin cello, and giving lessons grai- uiiously to several friends. IL was though, to be a nervous Pecnliariiy that she was un- easy and annoyed if any one fixed his eyes on her very aitenliveiy, and her walk was thought io be rather atIecieslIy cavalier. Tho mas de Ctoismare was particularly gallant in attentions 10 women, and at one time made proposition of marriage to a young lady of Brussels, who fortunately declined the prof fered hand