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Hgkesf Mountain m Ne.r- York-Whte Face, mountain in Essex county in this State, the divid ing ridge between the tributaries of the Hudson and St. Lawrence, is found by Professor Emmons, State Geoogst to be feet above the level of the sea- while Round Top of the Catskl Range, hitherto deemed our highest peak, is only 3604. Tho Profes- sor says, that it is highly probable that other peaks in the neighborhood of Whiteface, which have never been visited or measured, will approximate in height to the White Hills of New-Hampshire- The region is not free from three months in the year, and twice in the month of August last the highest summits were covered. The scenery is sublime.- One precpice which was measured is 1900 feet high This precipice extends about mile, though does not preserve this great elevation the whole distance

 Waftsine scak q COypse.-We take the following from the Journal de Maine ct Loure At ball late ly given at Port Louis, near LOrient. while young lady was waltzing, she felt the hand by which she was supported become stone cold and on looking in- to the face of her partner found his features deadly pale and horribly contracted She tainted at the sight, and fell to the ground, whs. her cavalier dropped by her side The lady was taken up and recovered, but the life of the gentleman extinct. She maintains that he was dead several seconds before she knew it, and that ske made one fuTR round He pitk him G ter ke-Das corpse. He a married man. with se- yeral children, and his wife was at the ball"

 Henry Yates. aged 30, the only surviving soldier ol Bunker Hill, has received pension of S9o0 a year from the Massachusetts legislature, to be continued to his wife if she survives.