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We learn from the Georgia Journal that the impris Oned Missionaries have petitiOned Gov. Lampkin, through Mr. Chester, one of their counssl, for re. lease from imprisonment.

 We learn from the Richmond Va. Times, that the old Capitol at Williamsburg, has been destroyed by fire. It was the same building in which Patrick Hem " usedSo astonish the natives. Mr. Seth Chapin, of Ckickopee Parish Springfield, (Mass.) was burned to death on the evening of the 18th inst. He was endeavoring to extinguish a fire that had communicated brush lcnce and it is sup posed he got enianged with the brush and was una be to extricate himself; his body was found abou, o'clock very badly burned, and il is supposed he per- ished almost instantly. His age was about 8.

 We learn from Albany, that it was stated in recent debate the Legislature by venerable and respect able member, that the President of the United States Was expected to visit that place during the summer.

 Letters received in Washington mention the death of Col. John Taylor of South Carolina, late Govern of that State, and formerly distinguished politi- clan in Congress.

 Destructive Fire at Sauannah.-The large cotton warehouse, which belonged to Mir. J. Ganah corner Of Abercorn-slree,, in Savannah Geo. with its con- tents consisting of HOO bales of cotton was destroyed by fire the night of,he 18th inst. By exerons the ncighboring warehouse of MT. J. Cummins was pre- served from destruction. The loss of MT. Gs ware- house md contents is stated at about $33 $27 900 was insured, principally in Augusta. The fire was supposed to be the work of an incendiary.

 The Legislature of Ohio lately unmarried sixteen couple.

 Scotland is the place to get married-many man fn nle and akaa Tn f,r life.