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Canal Stock.-The Comptroller gives notice that the Commissioners OfIhe Canal Fund arc now ready to pay o and cancel the stock which Is redeemabIe tn 1887. As inducemeNt the holders Ot this s,Ock to surrender it, the Commissioners offer nay premi- um olive per cent upon the five per stock, and premium of eigh, per cent upon the six per cent stock Of 1887. We happy to learn 'hn, the Com mssiOners hate already redeemed about million and N bali OC the Canal Slocks-M K D0i. Ado. Hott's Nell, New- YOrk--It will he recOlIec,ed by

 most Of our readers, that Mir. Holt of New York, had succeeded hy the labor of year in boring to the depth ot $50 feet, and e supposea, Ohtaned pure ] water. The New.Yotk Daily Advertiser, says-" The labor may be in some degree estimated when i, is slated that for great distance above the spring, he found the rock be hard blue Granite, aud could y bore six inches day For several years past it has been cOn.ended by scientific gentlemen, that New York stands Pedestal Rock, and that supply Of water could he obtained ny boring, aud that all the water ohtaiard hv wells surface water; ihat the whole Isiand bein2 rock covered by the earth, varying as to it's thickness depth; and that wells dag supplied from surface water by filratioa and ,ha, consequently water could be ebtaiDeA by boring into the Rock. The experiment that Mir. Holt has made, il he has f"und supply ofg good aad whoie- some water. will pu, this theory flight, shor, time will settle the question: IL is greatly 10 be hop- ed that Mir. Holt has succeeded.

 We were quite amused morning last week, while passing through street n the souhery part oi Boston, by the voice of mother to her child" Julia M0rio MatitGa Chub6uck," eaid she, "come out Of that are dog kennel, you filthy varment or l break your neck.''

 Eir. Joseph Froihingham, whose singular story is fresh in the memory of the reader, returned to his friends in Salem, in good health. last week.

 On the rialofCoI Milton, i" Muscog-e, Geo. Supe- rior Court, for killing Maj. Camp. the Jury rc,urued verdic, ofnot gully 3lst ult. tr.

 Ret. E. K. Avery has returned io Bts,ol and re- commenced his ministerial labors. On Sunday, 1s, ins,. he prenchrd o hiscongregaton. Beat this.-<WIhin the !as, four weeks, the Ire. line of stages between this city and Providence, has with variety of accidents such upseing, breaking axle ,rees &c. but lives lost. The Cili- zcn's line, however, has gone ahead of the Fremont, and every other line of which we know any thing in one particular, and that is in regard fo huan fe.- That line only has oever lost life, bu,-wha, is quite remarkable in any line s,ages=t baspositise ly added to t,e number ofthe human family. On las

 

 in the stage between Prosideace and Bedham, which alive at the last accounts and likely to do well There luckily o,LeF passengers in the stage hut the Irishmrn and his family. When any other line of stages show any thing to equal this, we shall he happy to announce h-Bos. Ztias.

 | An Unconsci0aable Rogue.-An aged revolutionary soldier, who this city yesterday morning from Coxsackie 10 draw his pension from inc office in Wal street for paying such claims, robbed ofhe whole amount he received, being hundred ond sixty dot lars hy gentee Gressed adroit rogue, who accosied him in tho most polite manner. and asked him # he was not the gentleman who had just got check cash l ed ai the U0iled States Bank. On being answered in the affirmative, he told him that there grea, many commercials that Bank in circulation, and which were so well executed that even the cashier was often deceived Under this view ofthe affair, he permitted the yoang chap [" tOok ai his money, who told him ii had very suspicious appearance, and ad- vised him io go immediately to the Merchan.'s Ex. change Bank and have it examined. As this lay d. rec,ly in his way the old soldier consented, and wal accompanied to that iustiiu,ion by hs quenam friend who on arriving there's f in deference to his ass and venerable appsarancs, opened he door and step ped hack as if to ei him enter fret. This was how l after the unsuspecting old man, the rogue made hi exit unperceived, and Of sight by the time he felt in he pocket and discovered the robbery which had been perpe,rased on his way from Wall sireet- Hanging is almost light punishment for villain who would commit a robbery under such circumsan- ces.-N. r. Standard ... ..

 The ArkaDsas Gazette records the death of the Rev. Wm. A. Boyce. a travelling preacher in the Me'ho' dist Episcopal Church. He was drowned while en. deavoring drain, near Big Red River which was Aushcd by excessive rains. The same paper mo- tces rumor Of the death of the Rev. Martin Wells who it is said was drowned in forcing his way the Washiia river.

 Az the public generally informed ihnt incense. quence of our paying Bir. Nnab ,hiriy-Gvs thousand dollars for the New York Enquirer, in l82 he bound himrelf and friend in the raS Of $20 900 to esiab write for daily newspaper i" this oity for the periosf eight years without sanciio" becomes our Gisiy iosay that the bond in question. far Iates 10 the contemplated publication, has been cancelle,i.-N. F. Eag.

 l Remedy to stop BioOd.-A man near Newark Del. lately. while engaged in making fence. by a missroke of the axe cat his leg bsdiy to she hone which bIed profusey. He tried various remedies fol stopping it. but Wiihost effect. Sad si last app cd. wheu she bleedipg s,nppsd amosi ins,ansly- asd what is mere singular. the paia ~hicA was very sava~a .aas aa aaon aaaed and he ia maxv in Ea;s