believe, from the accounts given by various naturalists and that theirs are two races of pariah, a laser, probably derived from Caine pallipm, and a smaller from O. Assreut Despite Jsriloa's menaeon of the jackal like dogs seen occasioually about lodiau villages, Mr. Blanfurd mu

horse plumped up to hie middle into one of these pits, and you may be sure I lost , some trouble to get y companion out of the fscrape. It is believed by the credulous that the ~j., / „,... '. CORRECTED UP ..i/AT 23, 1 77. Puilosopher's Stone is somewhere in the bed of i this ri

subject, and they have accordingly made it a highly penal offence. It is well known how the whole Hiudoo commuuity was convulsed in the ease of Nobio. He was transported for life for murdering his wife who proved faithless to him, and the Hiudoos iu a body strongly protested aga

IN the supplement to the last Gazette of India will be found the Secretary of State's formal approval of Lord Lytton's later edition of Sir John Strachey's famine policy. " The object of sav►ng life is undoubtedly paramount to all other considers- Wm But it is essential that in