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The thermometer stood at eighteen de- grees above Zero at Petersburg, Virginia, on the 28th of December. The editor of the Intelligencer says it was the coldest day in his remembrance.

 The harbor of Baltimore was covered with ice on the 3Oth Dec.

 At Springfield, there were manufactured during the year ending Oct. 1, 1926, 5,5OO muskets, and 34,OOO wipers, screw drivers, &c. At Harper's Ferry, 1O,19O muskets, and 85,OOO screw drivers, wipers, and gun boxes.

 MT. Morgan, of Chesnut-street, Philadel- phia, is about to publish very splendid like ness of John Quincy Adams, painted by Sul- ly, ana engraved by Durand, in the best style of line engraving The President is repre- scented in his cabinet, surrounded by books, maps, and charts, contemplating the import ant subject ofInternal Improvement. It is a curious fact that the influenza, which prevailed so generally, we may say univer- sally, in this country, last winter and spring was also felt at Calcutta and at the Sandwich Islands.

 On Thursday of last week, little son of Mir. Isaac Dormant, of NewHaven, was burnt in such manner as to cause his death. in consequence of his night-gown which was of cotton, taking fire. Another warning to mothers.

 We understand that 1900 bales of Ameri- can Cotton Goods have been shipped from Boston for Smyrna within a short time past. This is new and important market for A. merican Manufactures.

 On the 18th ult. an attempt was made a. mong the convicts in the Penitentiary at Mil ] edgeyille, Geo. to escape, and was conducted 1 by them in a very desperate manner. Two were killed by the deputies of Mir. Williams, the keeper. He received several severe blows and deep cut on the neck from one of the | convicts.

 On the night of the 18th ult. about II o. clock, fire broke out in the Academy at Saratoga Springs, and was not got under till it had destroyed that building, MT. Reeds tavern house, store owned by Mrs. Brinker- | hoff & Co. and the dwelling house owned by MT. J. Betts, and which was occupied by Judge Cook.

 A Salem, Washington county (N. " pa per, states that William Morgan, who was carried off from Batavia, has returned to his family.

 A fire broke out in Bristol, R. I. on Tues day morning the 2Sth ut. Tn the barn of Wm. D'Wolf. Esq. which was destroyed with three horses. two hogs, and several dogs. Mir. D.

 Wolf was injured in endeavoring to save the animals. An adjoining house, belonging to | Mir J. Waldron was also consumed. Mir. D. WoIfs house took fire but was saved by great exertiOns.

 An engraver at New Haven, like anoth- CT Hogarth has published a series of pie