MiIler's Prediction.
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We have never been much of a belize
yer in the prediction Of Miller, nor ap-
prehensive Of its fulfilment, but there is
something nevertheless in the following
relation, which has been made to us by
a gentleman Of most unquestionable ve-
racity, and Of intelligence and informa.
ton to place him beyond the charge of
selfdeusion.


He states that on Tuesday, he observ-
ed in the west, just before the setting of
the sun, the figure Of an eagle. The
form OF the bird was perfect in the cloud,
and in the attitude of flying, or rather
Tapping Of its wings. He states that no.
thing could be more plain or distinct, ev-
ry part being there, and in just and pro-
per proportion, as if drawn by an artist
of the highest talent, that just below the
right wing Of the bird, was another
cloud, representing, equally clear and
distinct, an ink-stand, in which pen or
quill was inserted.


He states further that he called two
other gentlemen, whom he named to US,
and at the time in the house, to witness
it, and who have also confirmed TO US
the truth Of the statement. However
accidental the illusion, it is remarkable
but our informant thinks more serious.
| ly Of it, and favored US with the inter.
probation they gave to the signs. The
eagle they regarded as the type Of de-
struction, and the pen was there to re-
cord its progress. We snail indulge in
no comment on this strange presentation
Of the heavens, but content ourselves
with simply stating the facts as we re-
ceived them, with not the slightest doub'
in our own mind Of its truth-Ieaving
the Interpretation as mere matter oi
opinion.