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SUccEssTuL LPLoUGHMG.-The Norfolk Bea- con states that farmer near that city, while recently engaged in ploughing one of his fields, struck upon vault containing box filled with gold and silver coins--valued. it is surmised at from S10,O0O to S2O,OOO. The vault was partly of brick covered over with large stones, we'll put together with mortar. It was evidently built for special deposite, and adapted to the size of the box that was enclosed within it for many years. The box was of mahogany or cedar. and much decay ed. The coin was all over one hundred years old, and consisted of Spanish dollars, guineas, doubloons, &c.

 The New Orleans Bee of tho Fist, states that the New Orleans and Nashville Rail Rord Company, have been compelled to sus- pend operations and discharge all their force, except an assistant Engineer and few hands This determination was taken, as the Bee says, as the only means for sayingthe work from bankruptcy and ruin" The cause as- signed, is the deficiency of funds. arising from the lukewarmness of the Legislature. The aid recently furnished from that quarter, has only served to pay the debts ofthe Company so far. but leaves it only nominal existence, without the means to proceed in the work.-- It therefore must stop, unless the New Or leans municipalities will do something for them. -

 Franklin E. Hummer, formerly member of Congress from Mississippi is reported to have been drowned in asuAl stream insFfankin county.