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1he Cass cf Whippie, at Lowell. has pro.

 duced great excitement. committee ap.

 pointed by the citizens of that place to inyss.

 tigate inc facts visited this city yesterday, and from the khosvledge they have obtained appear t0 be satisfied that Whipple set fire to his own store. He visited Boston previous to inc 6Fe. and took lodgings at Dfr. Wilde's. Tn the afternoon he hired horse and wag- won under pretence of going to Wilmington 10 purehaae shoes, but did not return until The next morning, when he said he lost his way and was kept out all night. The horse and dswaggOn were ssen in Lowell, that night. and itiS supposed were'taksn there by Wbip-