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thcNnlon was not happy one--three weeks after his marriage he caused two families to remove from his house that he might commence house keepng- but in three or four weeks thereafter, from some cause wholly unknown to hls friends, he wrote to his wife's mother to come and take her daughter home that he had come to the resolution of not living with her, and very after took his depar- turc from the south, as we have above stated Ihls extraordinary lno> ement so wrought upon the srs- ceptble mind of his young wife, from the manner Tn which she has been brought up and educated, was but little acQualnte with the ways of the world, as to entirely deprive her of reason and she has at times been bound to a bed, raving maniac

 We give the melancholy result of the last act otthe t4lcnted Judge, as had it from an intimate friend of his, and leave it for our readers to make their own comments -FTedonian Censor.