Tenth Anniversary of Spiritualism.
Mr J. B. Chandler, of Concord, N. H., suggests the propriety of an appropriate observance of the thirty-first day of the present month, (March,) as the "tenth anniversary of successful scientific intercourse between the inhabitants of our world and those of the spirit-realm." It will be recollected that it was on the night of the 31st of March, 1848, that the discovery was first made by the Fox family at Hydesville, N. Y., that the mysterious noises which had for some time disturbed them were produced by an intelligent cause, and could be made the medium of communication—from which, as a starting point, the whole Spiritualistic movement has proceeded. If Spiritualists desire to fix upon any commemorative occasion of the kind, this surely is an appropriate one; and we have no doubt it will be widely and joyfully observed in the future.—Spiritual Age.