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ICEBERGS.-Tte ship Frederick Augustus.
Earle which arrived II Newport( r. /. )psssed off
Cape Horn. October, lOh, forty one large Islands
of Ice, several Of them supposed be eight nine
miles in lengih and very high--,he atmosphere was
exceedingly cold in the vicinity Of the Ice and the
Spray froze Immediately on The sails and rigging


PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 29th.-A graveyard short
distance OF the Permanen Bfidge, was violated
abou. two weeks ago. Three or four graves we're
opened and the bodies taken lherefrom. A
shocking spectacle was presented the following
morning. The graves were no, filled; the coffins
remained above ground, and the shrouds were srewn
about. They remained in this condition several
days, as the person who has the care Of The yard
wbs absent.


One Of the pilots on Wednesday morning picked
up man, il yawl, in the neghbourhood OF the
Point House. F,om the joint effects OF cold ard in
oxication, he was speechless; but by proper aten-
lion far restored 10 his senses to be able to
state that he belonged 10 the brig James Lawrence,
which is now lying in ,he neiehbourhood Of Reedy
Island land tina, he had been drifting about in the
river for the preceding thirty six hours. His hands
and fee, were severely frost bitten. He has been
sen, to the Hospital.


.Ne,o York, Dec. 27.


rHENxwMAYoR WIN. Psulding Esq. was yes.
terday elected mayor Of this city fer the year ensu-
ing. This gentleman was the predecessor, as he is
to be the SUCCESSOR of Mr. Hone.


Rochester, ". Tork. Dec. 13.-The doubts and
uncertainty which still mystify the Batavia affair,
give Increased interest and add fresh zeal 10 the
general inquiry Of " Where is Morgan 2" The
question is in the mouth Of the whole community.
1t is The all absorbing topic Of conversation and the
inquiry, like the school-boy's snow ball, acquires
strength and magnitude, the farther it is pursued.
As yet, nothing is known beyond the fact that Nor
gan is gone-but where, whether he be alsr or
dead We are unable TO say. Telegraph.


Philadelphia. Dec 23.-The question Of the au-
thorship Of the Wavery novels, was considered as
settled by the exposition Of affairs, consequent upon
the failure o Constable x Co. the publishers. Still,
however. there some no scepiical, notwith-
standing the life of Napoleon, avcwediy written By
Sir Walter Scott, is announced in the London pa
pers, as f om the pen of the author of Wavely On
Wednesday we saw letter unquestionsbly authen-
,icated IS coming from Sir Walter Scott and signed
" TIE .duthor Of Warerly." The writer, had at
first designed subscribing il with his proper name !;
WaHer was written, aud erased with stroke OF the
pen, but still eeible The letter is on the subject
Of the Lite OF Napoleon. Franklin Gazette.