EIscts of PhySicas Causes on tho

 Mind.
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A man, struck hy tho shaft of carl, was ta- 10 St, Thomas's Hospital with conc"s.ion ot the brain as he recovered from the acci,!ent

 he SD ke a languare unknown to his a,tendaots but whlcha Welch m, kman, who vas in the ward. stated to be Welch, and he immediately converted in that tongue with the patien, l. was found. upon inquiry. thnt he was hy birth c Welchinan, but having lett his native land in his v1nih, Ee had l. rgotten his native dialect which he had not spoken for upwards of thirty years Her Ros al tlighne.s,he D,wa ger Grand Dushrss of Ba.ler. Stspl anie. assur-d me, ,ha, ene was but an indfit" nt German schn|ar. until s"e 'aoored under ner, ous fever, during whis h

 "'"e surprise oi the ladies of her -cous and her

 ""s"uan'i she spike he language both flusntly

 "". 's''eety. Coleridse mentions the case nI | "n 'S"oTant serva"t grl, who, during a parnxysm o' 'eVel, reFe"'ed with ps ri. ct corr ecluees pas s"ees O. o'sek Latin, a' d II. brew and i, was | at lsAgih found ou. tha, she had liv.d in ,h. S're of learned clergyman. who had h.., |,

 me nao'tot waxing about the house rpci,in. aloud passages in those Ian.nag.s. Dv Ru., mentions an Italian gent enan. ~ho in the h, ginning of an intss. spoke Enaish. in inc mid

 de fM Frenrh. and "n tho day of His dea,h. sx

 pressed himself in his native tongue. In sh,

 Assembly Missionary Magazine we read oG ,b

 account of the Rev. W. Tennani, who whl engaged in conversation in Latin wih hi

 brother. fell in trance. and was. to oil appear

 anees' dead. His trends were actually invited | h's iuneFal-bu' his medical attendant, on es

 an'n'aS A's t0dS, thought ihGs h0 diseovsss