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Surprising Escape from Death.--A son of MT. Polhamis. of Marlborough, Ulster county, N. Y. aged 9>years, on the 22d of April, fell from the precipice of that place, distance of 2O7 feet, among the rocks, into the creek, and was carried by the stream 2O9 feet below where he fell, and was found alive next morning on the bank of the stream, after having remained all night in the cold and rain. He has now recovered.

 Bloody efair.-A man was found night before last on the hill back of this town, lying in gutter, senseless, and enveloped in one entire gore of blood. He was carefully removed by some good Samarit- ans, to a tavern, where medical aid was procured. On examination no wound ap- peared on his body, and the affair seemed very mysterious till yesterday, when he recovered in a measure from the effects of the steam with which he had been charged, and was able to stagger about quite bravely. The presumption is, that the butchers boys remained in slaughter house, near the place where he was first discovered, had found him intoxiCa cd, and after filling his hat with the blood of one of the cattle they had killed, put il on his head, and sent him adrift to scek his for tune in this situation. Ne1c0rk EGgL".