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T Natire Hodma1a.-On passing thenew buildings now being erected upon the site of the late fire on Main-stroet, the otbei day, we were not a little surprised to see T steam engine busily engaged in the lauda. ble employment of passing up bricks and mortar from the ground, to the worknen | boye. Anon the engine grappled wiha timber or two, and hauled them alof o their places, and then retired to its tub d mud. It proceeds with all the gravityofa Turk, in it's task; and by means of ropes and pullies distributes materials through the buildings upon either side of the one in which 1t IS located. 1tis one of the most orderly, temperate and industrious laboNs upon the premises-and has, thus far, se. cured the good will of it's empIoyers.-Bd. fdlo Journal.