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S~iss E@igvaats.-We were aoi Q tSs sarprisrd, |" taking very early morning walk along the doeks yesterday, to find in Washington street large number OrSwiss emeran'ss who mns the streets their abode 'or the night They had arranged their boxes, chests and bedding on the side walks and men, women and children had sep, comfortably under nc other canopy than the sky. Al sunrise they were getting up and adjusting their iOileis mothers packing up their beds and putting things to rights :" the men were surrounding milk cart purchasing milk; daughters were scrubbng the faces of tfe young children with hard salt water and applying their aprons ns towels to the screaming urchins; others peeIhg potatoes and gathering sticks to cook breakfast, while some were fondlins good number 0i infants. All appeared healthy and to enjuy themselves. The weather was

 fine, and they appeared to be mak ing the best oi Fy thing and travelling the interior wih the utmost economy. They in want Ofnolhng, well advised, and were going to place in the interior where they had friends, and where they intend to setIe for hfe.-N. Y. Ado. .

 A fellow radely assaulted several ladies on Thurs day aiierRoon lasi. in Broadway New York, in broad day-ighi. Several hy islanders looked without sen.iHg ihc insalt offered the ladies' when genIe- man stepped up and knocked the fellow down, who was afterwards arrested in due form.-N. H. Reg.

 Bank Ro6bery-fhe Mechanics Bank in Augusta, uHs NAe eMereu on the niynl Dt the Ion utitnt0 Oy picking the lock of the Teess vault. and robbed of s5428 d0tiars. 5S Y

 >, M4RREED.

 In Plymouth on the 9th uli. Mir. Almond Plnmb. to Miss Nancy Bradley: Capt. Leverit DarrOw to Miss Esther Hall on the 1lth, Mr. William R. Bishop, Miss Augusta Shelton; Mir. - Prchard of Wa ,erbnry, so Miss Almera Todd of Plymouth; Mr. Ed ward Nenle,on to Miss Harriet Clarke, of Woodhury; on the 4th inst. Mir. Edwin Upsnn to M Mss Betscy BakesIee, daughter of Jacob Biakeslee, Esq.

 In Harlord, Francis J. Huntington, Esq to Miss Stella B. Ball.

 Fn S,msbury, Buckland Case, Esq. to Miss Sally A. HOlcomb.

 In Salisbury. on the 26,h nl,. Mir. George w. Hol- ley, to Miss Caroline E. Church, daughter oi the Hon. Samuel Church.

 DIED,

 Tn Cornwall, on the 18th nr Capt. Seth Pierce, aged go years and 10 months.

 In New Haven, Mr. John Jay Evaria, of Boston, aged 2l; Mrs. Maria, wife of Mir. Lucns Hotchkiss, aged 36; Mir. Tholnas Babcoek, Printer, s.

 In North Braaford, Mir. Wm. B. Harrison, 35.

 fn MiddieburY. Vt. Aug. I, Miss Caroline Cleaver, late Of this village, aged 26.

 In Hartford, Miss Beisey Anderson, aged 40, daugh- ter of Mr. James Anderson; Mr. Zina J. Bradley, 20, formerly oC Liciield

 in We,hers6eld, Mir. Charles F. Selden, 9. In Glastonbury, Mrs. Elizabeth Holister, 73, wife of Capt. Roswell Holiis,er.

 In New Hartford, Capt. Joseph Cowles, "A.