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Slage C0ss.-A' 'c0lOred man by the name of Jack WIS brought up few days since be- fore the-RscOrder, on a warrant from Mrs.. Martin, now resident of this city, on . charge that Jack was her slave. It appeared in eVi- dence that in 1880. she purchased Jack of a negro dealer by the name of WOOlfork, in New Orleans, for S55O, he however soon Haa away from her, and had hot been heard of until she met him In this city. The proof was conclusive, and the Recorder gave Judgment in favor Of Mrs. Martin. Jack is ia prison

 waiting to be removed out of the state agree able to an order of the cOurt.-It

 NEw-YORK. August go.

 Foreign Necs.-By the Charlcmagnr, from

 Hayre, news is four days later from the con- tinent than that previously received va Lon-' don. The great subject which OccuPitd the

 attention of ali France was the anniversary or Fete of three dGys, which took place on tbe 97th, gath and 29th July. If we may judge from public journals, great fears weIe apprehended for the result; hut the whule ap- pears to have passed off with great joy and without the least distu bance. Fifty thou sand of the National Guards were reviewed by the king, who was cheerrd by the troops and pepulace. -, ALBANY, Sept. 8.

 Destructive Fire is Iroy.-oni Saturday last, the extensive carriage iIf1antifactOry Of Mcssrs. Eaton & Go. was destroyed by fire. We have no particulars, but have heard, cas-- ually, that the loss amounts to l5,0eo, on which there was as, insurance of Sl0.O0o. On Sunday night, another fire broke out in the yard of Mr. BorI0n's tasc,o. which consumed athe upper story of that building and three Brick stores adjnining. The stores and their contents were partially insured; hut the indi7idual loss is considerable. This

 fire is said tO have arisen from charcoal 5 witch had just been delivered from the pit, and must have been still ignited. The cir- cnhstsnce. .shgukh induce caution in receiving this deseriPliea$ $ef fuel before it has had-iine to cool.

 Indian Character.-A letter writer from Old Town. Maine, to the Boston Journal, re- la'es the following incident :-

 It IS not long since two boys, in attempting to cross the river near fall of ten or twelve feet depth, were carried down the current nearly to it's brink. when an old Indian named Sabbdtis, started in his bark to rescue them. He reached the verge just in timc to seize one ot inc lads by the hair. when he found himself rapidly borne down by the torrent. inere was but an instant to save himself, for II ms boat Was swept down sidewise. he was sure of his fate. He grapplrd his paddlc with the energy of desperation--set the boat. Tn proper direction by single stroke-and de- scended the rapids in safety. The canoe was dashed in hundred pieces before he reach ed the shore, but he succeeded in saving his own life and that of the child in his hand.-- 'fhe other was lost. Very few white men could have accomplished such feat. Two Boston gentlemen undertook, the other day, to cross the little interval between Old Town ana the Indian island in birch, and were b"lh turned out neck and hrrls, into the wa- !ef' almost as soon as they stepped in.

 Jacob Edes. young and respectable me- chanIc. committed suicide at Lowell on Tues. day night last by hanging himself on tree within the enclosure near thr Episcopal Church. where he was frt,ad suspended by silk handkerchief on, Wednesday morning. ..a He was engaged 10 be married to a young 6 woman in Lowell. with whom he was iis company till 9 o'clock on Tuesday night No disagreement had taken place between them, and she noticed nothing unusual ia his appearance or behaviour. excepting that when he parted from her. he said, We'll. Sarah, suppose must bid you good bye, for the last tine--but do not want to.'' She had no suspicion. however, of his intention ts commit suicide.-Boston Comm. Gag.

 The poison Of the snake is only venomous when it mixes with the blood, and may be swallowed with perfect impunity. Tine fact IS of much imp"rtance, and should be uniyer- sally believed, for confidence in it's trsth may be the means of saving much suffering.

 Public Calamity,-A distery in New.Ca- naan has been robbed of it's worms. The aw- fnl deed has been imputed to the agent of some Temperance Society. who. regardless of the cries ofihe widow and the orphan, has cut off the tap, and at least for time depri- yed them of laying out their money to the best advantage, as the old man said, who thought twenty-five cents laid out in New England Rum would go farther in his family than Tn meal. '' because there. was no bone in rum. m."-Harttord ReUieao.

 Pretty Good.-A young lady remarked 10 a toP the other day. that his penknifr, (which, by the by. was very neat One) in one respect resembled him. The ladies in the room com meOced gaessiny whatft c6uidt be. AT fast smart looking little boy. who had. until now, sat in one corner silent, was asked to guess.- After examining the knife pretty ciosply,, he turned round, aud in cunning manner said, " We'll, don't know, unless it is because i,'s duuD