A Miracle of the Romish Church.
A SINGULAR discovery has just been made in Milan. In one of the faubourgs of that city was a statue of St. Madelim, which, from time immemorial, miraculously poured its tears on infidels and heretics. After the success of the Italian revolution, it wept copiously. It had happened that the venerated monument needed repairs; and it was necessary to remove the statue. What was the surprise of the workmen to find that it contained a little reservoir of water which was heated by means of a furnace concealed in the base. The water in evaporating rose to the head of the statue, where it condensed and reached to two little tubes of the eyes, when it escaped and ran drop by drop over the cheeks.