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Two Immense IRON plllarS, cast al mount Clare
Foundry, and sirepgthed by being trussed with
wrought iron, and otherwise.


James Smith, Esq, an Attorney at Law Of
Sing Sing, left that place on the 22d ult., on
board the steamer ST. Nichols, in usual health,
and in about fifteen minutes was corpse. No
previous symptom was given, and his death
was probably the cause debility as he has been
feeble for some time. Capt. Frazee, of the st.
Nicholas, returned and left the remains al Sing
Sing. st. Louis American.


THUNDER GusT Al BALLsToN. We learn
from the Ballston Spa Daily Telegraph, that a
violent thunder storm visited that place on
Thursday. A barn belonging TO Mr. Ephram
Miller was struck and with all its contents,
destroyed. The Telegraph line was hit in three
places, destroying two Of the poles and throw
ing some of the fragments fifty feet. The fan
ges of the glass balls were slightly broken but
the wire was not injured by the destruction Of
the posts.-Troy Post.


RgvIvAL OF RELIGION. The Methodist camp
meeting which was held near Nashville city
not long since. resulted Eve are informed on
good authority in the conversion Of 95 per-
sons. The revival spirit spread into the city,
and at all the Methodist churches large congre-
gallons have been in constant attendance. or
lhe whole number of conversions, including
nose at the camp ground, Rl3 have joined the
Methodist E. Church South The work is
sun going on, and is deepening and spreading
mo signs OF an inclination 10 stop. we are
told, have yet been manifested.