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The Boston Post says he never considered Mir Clay great man. The Post is determined to continue in great minority.

 The Madisonian states. that the Secretary of the Treasury IS about to issue a "Specie Circular" in conformity to the provisions of the SubTreasury act and further, also, in pursuance the Act of April IA le50, providing that mo bank note less than S2O shall be offered, and none that cannot be converted into gold or silver upon the spot the will of the hold CT, and without delay or loss to him. The population ofP"r'smouth, N H. as nscerained ny the new census, is 1884 of whom 3647 are males and 4lG4 females. In 1890, sOs2 Decrease l9s

 Accident--1he Eastem Argus says that Edwin Campbell, son of James A. Campbell. of Churrv field, Me, while hunting on the banks of the Nara euagus unfortunately slipped, when his gun went of and the ball went through his head AN lNcIDENT.-A skipper of fsh:ng.craft, being asked the question whether many of the fishermen had changed their opinions in regard to the present administration, replied, yes, and am one.' "Why so?" exclaimed bystander. Because" said the knight of the boots and baruel, "the fish wont bite. there IS so much feeofocoism in the water. But guess We will strain that before the ice makes next all."-Boston Mcr Jour-

 Prince Packer Muskau has sold his prncipality. with all its rights, to the Grand Duke of Saxe Coburg The price paid was million and half of dolars- The territory Is nine German miles in extent A double suicide was committed at Vienna, N Y on the 18th inst. A merchant who had failed was pursued by the police warrant of arrest, for hay ing forged bills of exchange. Hc however, shut him sell up m his chamber, threatening to shoot whoever mgh, attempt to enter. The house was surrounded by the police, who. however, allowed young wo- man who had been kept hy the delinquent and was chiefly the of his ruin, to enter in the hope that she would induce him to surrender She had not lone been in the rooms, when the reports of two pistols were heard, and on way being forced n the mer. chant and young woman were both found bleeding but lfeless

 Melancholy Accident.-On Tuesday as at schaeht- icoke, John Knickerbocker son of Wm Knicker. booker. of this village, while placing grain cradle upon his shoulder, it slipped from his hands and the scythe penetrated artery in the calf of his leg Immediately after the wound inflicted, he started for his residence the distance of half mile He bed to death short time after his arrival home MT. K. was 2s years of age.-Lonsingburg Gazette REV. Fl L. VALE, late of Torrngford, has received an unanimous invitation 10 the pastoral care of the Presbyterian church and congregation at Seneca Falls, New-York.

 FAcT.-The Chicago Democrat says" People are much more ibernl with their advice to editors, than with their money"