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ss ETEMS--SELECTED. 1 Lahotomy-The Dechaia Gazette states that this surgical operation was successfully performed in that

 town Tnesday last by Dr. |. Miller ci Providence, upon the person ofan individual who had been long and severely afflicted with the gravel. Tsco hundred aud sirfy-sir stones extracied foteen of them being as large hazle-nu,s The patien, is pres ent as comfortable could have been expected from the circumstances ofihe case, and hopes enter tained of his final recovery.

 l 4 Bar6aroms Act.-We are informed that eir. Ben- jamin Merritt, of Greenwich, near Byran Bridge, on going to feed his pigs this morning. found in the pen willow basket containing iping neU-6orn child. well dressed and some extra clothing hy iis side. The lt le innocent will doubt be comfortably provided for carriage was noticed io drive up from the west, a- bout o'clock this mornng. and stopped short ofthe bridge-a aligh,ed from it--passed over the bridge-in few minutes he re,urned, got into the carriage and drove back again. His to be hoped this hard will be ferreed out, and that he may receive a suitable puaishment for his barbarous l conduct towards an innocent and helpless infant l Stanaford Sentinel. From the fludson Gazette We learn that the Rev. E. K Avery has been preaching in Canaan, Columbia county, New-York.

 l Fire at Augusta, Geo-OD Wednesday morning,

 the 2d inst about half pns o'clock, the house of the Rev. Mir. Modenyel, a Reynoid street, wasdiscover- ed to be in flames, which spread to Mr. Hohy sstorc also a small house owned by Wm. Smith, and ,he large wooden building owned by Col. T. McGran, and occupied 5y Mrs. Sabal and Mir. Drgas, and a wooden slore Mcintosh street, adoining Musgrove 1 and Bustn's warehouse. IL was doubt the work of m ineeOdiary. The engines had hardly returned to their respective houses before another aatm sounded, which proeeeted{fom a house occupied by James Johnson, which, together with house belong I ing to the State Bank and several others, were de stroyed and more injured by the presentives used to check thc progress o the fire. This is also supposed to have been designed. Loss estimated n. $3O,oOO. l C0asistency.-In the celebrated Veto, Gen. Jack son was made. by his principle, to nvegh strongly a. gains, the Bank of the Uaitef Stscs because the foreigners who have Become interested in its stock. The removal of the deposiies in part to the anha,- ian Bank furnishes n striking commentary upon the sincerity of this objection. The stock ofthe Bank is almost entirely owned by foreigners, and exclusively managed by them. I is aoreo, er, the osfy Bank in the Uaied States ia ,cich Josigners haus right so yote upon skeir sock.--M Y. Com. AdU.

 I The (au,ous horse Sir Charles lately died at tho Sou,hward. The day before he was taken ill, his owners, tMessrs. Johnson and Craig would rot have 5l taken SIP 900 pertaps not l5,O 900 for bim.--ib

 Pocket PicEing-Mr. Mills l.. Landon, of TTum- bull county Ohio arrived in this city yesterday morn

 ing, in the steamboat Ohio. Immediately after he

 rival he discovered that his pocket book, which con

 tainsd $70O0, had ieen cut out oi his coat pocket

 The money in the pocket book, consisted of $500 id S20 bills, on the Painssille Bank, Ohio; two 5O'sor the United States Bank 5000 on the Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Bankse and 92OO0, in fves tensapd ,weniys. on ihe Warren Bank, Ohio; and snsAIF q X moun, in notes on tho New Haveo Bank; and cds siderable amoaai in notes the Banks ofthis Ci,y and S.a,e. The name of the owner written in ,he Pocket Book. rewa ard of $lo0O is offered by Mr. Landon, for the recovery ofthe money-B. \ The Evening Post is exceedingly anxious that Mr.

 Wan Buren should bear no part of the responsibility ol withdrawing the deposites. Why nosi 1.-the meas

 ure is legal and expedient why shoald he not receive

 share of tl,e public eraliiade lwrong. why should

 he net participate in the censarei Are we 10 con- dcmn Gen. Jackson for acis which Mir. Van Buren

 advisedf We can tell ihe Post the secret, that Mr vaa Buren conseaed to have the deposi,es removed

 Had he no objection, nothing would have been done until Congress met.-4N Y. EUe. Star.

 Mr. Daane, we are informed. since his selarn iron Washington, opeay avews ,ha, his sentmeDts in re

 gard to the qualifications of Gsn Jackson os the of n fee he hoIls have undergone radical change. Ori

 s;nally he supported Jackson, becaass he beliaset

 him firm. and honest patriot, bat residence ofhre' months near his person has convaced him that he h bored uader delusion and with his characteristic .

 peoeess of character, he hesta,es pot 10 nabsI sh

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