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of the approach of one of these fits, by striking one of the employees of the menagerie a violent blow on the head with his trunk. He was about to repeat it, but the man scrambled out of the way in time to prevent a repetition of it. Since then Hannibal refuses concessions and compromises, and stands alone in moody and sullen silence, except when much excited. In one of his paroxysms he twisted his trunk around an from support and broke it into two or three pieces, and at the same time removed some of the wood work within reach. Hannibal is not the performing elephant, and his condition now is attributed to the fact that he had little or no exercise for some months. He is entirely secured by means of a large chain, and visitors cannot approach sufficiently near him to admit of his doing any harm. Some years ago the slephut Columbus, while similarly troubled, killed his keeper at the menagerie, in Walnut street, above Eighth, and did considerable damage to the interior of the build