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 fine beef of his own fatting, butchered on Wednes- day last which he distributed gratuitOusy to the poor

 PO'keepsis Eagle. The Phenx Bank (N. York,) has commenced the payment of its notes in specie and will be followed by some others in short time which are in the cond- ton o the Phenx Bank with no notes out to take in The circulation of the Phenix Bank the lst instant was $lO4 4eO and the specie in vault S2O9 The deposits amount to @901, ,32l and will be redeemed in current bank bills until the other banks resume specie payments. The Phenix Bank is one of our city banks which has great deal of exterior strength if may so express ourselves from it's connections and assoc atons. But strong as all these make it, it's resump- tion IS but partial one, and whatever deposits has belonging to other banks to the for the purposes of resumption, they arc all of no weght.-N. Y. Esp.

 MARRIED,

 In Cornwall MT. Jerre Abbott, of Sheffield, Mass. to Miss Phebe Allen, of the former place. ,, In North Granby, MT. Russell Tiffany, M. D., of Torr!ngford, to Miss Rachel Benjamin.

 DIED, In this town, on the 25th inst, in fit, Mr. Noah In Norfolk, widow Knapp, aged about 30; MT. Eli In Goshen, on the 2Oth inst. Mir. Charles Norton, aged 67.

 In Knoxville, Ten. last month, MT. Henry Pickett, aged p, late of Hartland, Conn.,

 In Alabama, MT. Heman Crowel, aged 3l, son of MT. Elijah Crowel, of Middletown.

 In Hartford, Mrs; Lovina Cooley widow of the late win, aged about SO

 In Ellington, MT John Mcknight, aged 7s-a sol d'er ot the revolution; 1. ne1~.u.. os Mrs Potter. wife of Henry F. Potter, aged 27; Miss Esther Lyman, aged 79:

 In Hartford, MT. William King, aged 35. In West-Hartford MT. Joseph Elmer, aged s7 years. In Enfield, Mr. Hill Gowdy, aged 75-a revoluton- arV pensoner.