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.tarrosuEscape e.-T ile KennebecJour. nal relates that Coy. Smith, of Maine, went lately, accompanied by his lady, in chaise, to visit the family of Capt. Mellen, at the state Arsenal. Whilst a person was opening the gate for them, the horse backed, ,and precipitated them over nearly perpendicular bank, if teen feet high. Mrs. Smith fell under the thills, and her life as saved by fall ing lengthwise into narrow ditch, just large enough to prevent the thills from bearing upon her. The Governor was also pinned down in the mud by the har- ness, one piece of which came across his neck, and if the horse had not lain very still till assistance came, the con sequence might have been fatal. As it was, they were only little bruised.