CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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The Feather. Yesterday was comparatively
pleasant, TO what it was the three preceding
days. The highest point reached by the Their.
mometer, in the shade, in our Office was Sc al
8 o'clock, which is full ten degrees cooler thar
last Friday, Saturday or Sunday. fine breeze
was blowing all day which made the heat suf
terable, aud in the shade it was quite agreeable


An Old Lady Missing. BY reference to the
advertisement headed 'nfOrmatiun wanted. :;
it will be seeu that Mrs. Mary Kerner, an old
lady about 60 years OF age, who left her resi-
dence on the 9th inst. to visit an acquaintance,
has not been heard of since. Her family are
deeply anxiou- to ascertain the least informa-
tion leading to her discovery.


u S Circuit Court This is the only tribu-
nal now in session in this city. On Saturday
the court, in the case of Murrill and others Us.
Neill and others, on exceptions to the auditor s
accounts in the estate OF Luke Ternan, deceas-
ed, directed a decree to be entered overrunr
the exceptions with costs The case Of Phil
lp f. Thomas, trustee OF james Murray I.Ioyd
Us. Henry n. Watson, motion to contInue an
injunction to stay proceedings at law, is now
before the court. For the plaintiff, the Hon.
Reverdy Johnson; for the defendant the Hon
Jno Nelson.


Fett IN the Street. Quite a genteeI looking
man, Wilde walking IN the neghborhood Of
Wllk and Caroline streets, about Q O'Clock yes
terday afternoon fell suddenly upon the pave
ment from the effects of the heat He was i'm
mediate'y conveyed INTO a house in the neigh
borhood and restoratlves applied At a late
hour last evening he was in very precarious
condition.


.4rTiral from the Rio Grdnde Lieut. Col. M.
Payne OF the U. S. Army, arrived in this citv
last evening by the western train of car, direct
from Point Isabel. He is supported by crutches.
the effects Of his wounds received in the battle
of.Resaca de la Palma. The trophies taken in
the two battles he has with him. He leaves
for Washington this morning


The Seamen's Bethel. We learn that peti-
tion is in circulation. aud rumerousy signed,
protesting against the placing of the ship Will
liam Penn, intended for the Seamen's Floating
Bethel, at the Pratt street wharf, where she
now lies.


Death al the Aims House We learn that an
inmate OF the Aims House while engaged at
work on Saturday in one Of the ad dioining fields,
died from the effects Of the heat.