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 not easy to comprehend. We would, how ever, advise the citizens to put their guns in shooting order. and in every way equip them- selves for service, in the event of being cal- led to the field. But at the same time we caution them not to be moved by idle reports, which too frequently obtain credit.

 We are fully persuaded that the executive and secretary of war are alert, and will give the earliest information of the approach of the enemy.

 A writer from our army under date of l7th inst. says. "the camp presents order, harmo- ny, and spirits, somewhat elate at the pros- pect of having an encounter with the enemy. i"

 An inquest was held over the body of a Mrs. Elizabeth Mcguire, in Bedford, on Thursday week. The deceased had taken violent cold, and called in physician, who bled her, and afterwards administered a draught containing one grain cf Morphine, the effect of which was fatal. A post mor- tenn examination was held at the inquest, by several medical men-who unanimously agreed that this medicine was a proper pres cription in tho present case. but that from some peculiarity in the constitution of the decensed, tt had an unusual effect upon her. The Jury returned verdict accordingly.

 The Boston Herald says, that J. E. Snap. ley, at No. 2, Hanover street, has introduced . new and beautiful article-truly curious Q basket made cf ClOves, which emits pleas ant perfume. The cloves arc strung on wire like beads, and make an excellent 6aaket foV {! the centre table.