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A WILD MAN.--1'ho Halifax, n. S.)
Herald of the 10Th insl., contains the fol.
lowing singular narrative:


Considerable interest has been created
within tho lasl few days past, by the arri.
val in this city OH Thursday last, Of wild
man, who had been discovered in the woods
at Cape Breton in a state Of nudity, For
the short lime this singular individual has
been in the Poors Asylum, he has re.
ceiyed numerous visits, and although in a
condition Of complete barbarism hO bssins
TO afford encouragement that attempts 10
cyilizc him may not bo altogether hope
less. IIo is both deaf and dumb, and his
appearance is extremely haggard. lie re.
mans, generally, whether awake or asleep,
in sitting position. His skin is considera.
bly, shriyeIed from exposure 10 tho weath.
er, and bis whole department resembles
more an Inferior animal than human DO.