THIRTY-THREE CHILDREN.--A West Virginian named Brown recently visited Washington to furnish evidence in a pension claim. Inquiry showed that his mother had borne thirty-three children in all. Twenty of this number were boys, sixteen of whom had served in the Union army. Two were killed. The others survived. The death of the two boys entitles the mother to a pension. General Black says the files of the office fail to show another record where the sixteen sons of one father and mother served as soldiers in the late war. EFFECT OF POVERTY.--"M. Delerme, a distinguished Parisian physician, found that in France the death rate of persons between the ages of forty and forty-five, when in easy circumstances, was only 8.3 per one thousand per annum, while the poorer classes of similar age died at the rate of 18.7. That was two and one-half times as many of the poor as the rich died in France at these ages out of a given number living." JENNY LIND GOLDSCHMIDT, the famous Swedish singer, died at London Nov. 1st at the age of 69. She was born of poor parents and made her first appearance on the stage at nine years of age. "MRS. RACHEL STILLWAGON, of Flushing, claims to be the oldest woman on Long Island. She has just celebrated her 102d birthday, surrounded by descendants to even the fifth generation. Three-quarters of a century ago the fame of Mrs. Stillwagon's beauty extended as far south as Baltimore." CHAP. X.--THE LAW OF LOCATION IN ORGANOLOGY. The primal laws applied to the brain--The four directions--The elements of good and evil--The horizontal line of division--Frontal and occipital organs and vertical dividing line--Preponderance of the front in certain heads--Gall, Spurzheim, and Powell--Contrast of frontal and occipital--Latitude, longitude, and antagonism--Location of Health and Disease, of Benevolence, Conscientiousness, Acquisitiveness and Baseness, Energy and Relaxation or Indolence, Patience and Irritability--Duality of the brain and its important consequences--Errors of old system--Self-respect and Humility--Modesty and Ostentation--Combativeness and Harmony--Love and Hate--Adhesiveness and Intellect, median and lateral--Religion and Profligacy--Laws of arrangement and Pathognomy--Physiological influences of basilar and coronal regions--Insanity--beneficial influence of coronal region. To feeble minds, that excel only in memory, an arbitrary statement of facts to be recollected may be satisfactory, but to those who are capable of fully understanding such a science as Anthropology, arbitrary details, void of principle and reason, are repulsive. A chart of the human brain, without explanation of its philosophic basis and relations, embarrasses even the memory, for the memory of a philosophic mind retains principles rather than details.