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The N Orleans house that failed the other day was Brander, McKennan & Wright for SsOO0IOOO It's said one or two banks there are in ckish situation

 The New Workers say that the custom of adverti- sing their goods extensively, Is of the principal causes of their success.

 The individual who ploughed up box of gold and silver coin in Virginia few days since, is named An thOny BackhOuse, who owns a small farm at the mouth of Tanners Creek, adjoining Pomfet. The sum found is said to amount to $l4OoO. The Norfolk Herald says, the opinion of course has precedence, that this gold was of the depostes made on our coast by Blackboard the pirate.

 DestructiCe fire at ROchester.-The extensive and valuable Engine Manufactoty of Lewis Selyc and the WOOlen Factory adjoining were consumed on the night of the 29th ut. The loss is $35 900, on which there was an insurance of $22.OW. The coach makers establishment of Wm. F. Ten ard at Newark N J. destroyed by fite oh Thurs day, together with all it's contents Insurance $e00O

 Specie Currency.-While Jackson, Van Buren, Benton and Wright, are talking in favor of specie currency-the Van Buren Legislatures of Virginia, Louisiana, Missouri and Illinois, are increasing the paper capital beyond all precedent. The Legislature of Virginia has just passed laws which almost doubles uC ulA4OuN OA OdHA C0PS"A AA NA"I Ns"eS' NSA'S IN what Gen. Jackson called "G better currency" than that furnished by the U. s. Bank !-AU. Jour.

 More modern Masonry.-A crush has taken place at Buffalo similar to the instances that have recently occurred in N York. The entire stone cornice of the fine stone block of buildings in Main street, Buffalo, lately erected by Starkweather & Brown, tumbled to the ground few days since. report was soon CIT culated that several persons buried Tn the rus and it turned out too true. great number ot clt- zens engaged in removing the rubbish, and little grl dreadfully mutilaed was dug out dead and the work men were still in search of others at the last accounts.

 sHow goes the Connecticut election" said we to Connecticut whig, whose whole generation for the last hundred years had lived in that State. Icant say," said he " I know nothing of Connecticut-ne- yer was there in my life." Alas when her own sons are compelled to dsclaim her !-Noah.

 Connecticut Judges-One of the new Jackson Judg- es of Connecticut in charging the Jury recently, sad that "inasuch he k,,eU nothing about he aao, and he presumed they did not, they must decide as they ,lease" No wonder the whigs have lost Connecticut Ibid

 Some failures occurred here during the week, and many workmen have been discharged from employ ment in consequence of the hard times and the neces- sty of making business to conform to them It IS be- lieved, however, that our worst difficulties are over, and that courage and confidence will soon be restor- ed-N. H. Pal. ee

 Jane Hoff, the black girl who murdered her mis, tress at Morristcwn. N j. has has been convicted ana sentenced to be hung on the 18th inst.

 MARRIED,

 In this village, the 9th inst. by the Rev Mr Fnl- Ter, MT William F. Moves, of sonington' to Miss Iu d IF I N, TG;lfrJ Aionson N Canfield to Miss Mer- cy Lines Milo Geer of Kent, to Miss Losetta Bishop of New Milford; MT. David Buck to Miss Susan Hill, 0in Tn Danbury, MT. Wm. Judd, to Miss Emelne Tay- " In East.Wndsor, Ralph R. Rolo, Jr. to Miss Lu- cia, daughter of Rev z. G: Lee;

 In East-Harttord, Mr. HeZeklah' WaosWortn' 10 Miss Heppy Forbes.

 In this village on the l4th inst Mrs sarah wife of MT. Charles Matthews, aged S years; same oay' a son of Mr. Solomon Mayes aged years. -c,ru Leman Stone, aged years; on the 18th, Jennette daughter of MT. George w. Stone, aged g years

 in Cornwall on the llth inst. Miss A!mira Marsh

 In Utica. N Y. on the 9th inst. Mrs: Cornella N Dean. aged A. wife of the Hon. James Dean, of that place. and daughter of Lot Norton, Esq ot Salisbury In Danbury. Mrs. Dan, wife of Mr. Wallace DSaIn' SI' Jesse Carnes aged 50; Mr. Peter Loveless, aged 6O.

 Killed, in panbury by . the T, tall of trec' son ol

 In Hartford, Miss Esther Allen, aged l9' daughter of MT Nathan Allen, of Norfolk ., on

 In East Windsor, Mrs. Mary Wells, aged Fl, wife

 Tn Enfield. Widow Hannah Parsons. aged Ss.

 In Coventry, MT Noah L. Porter only son oi o0l'

 Tn Norwich. Charles Tanning. Esq. ST. ,oo

 lin Mason, N. H. March 5th, MT. Oliver Elliot, lOS years, months and l2 days-a soldier in the french

 In Ledyard, Mrs. Larrabee, aged s9, wife of Maj.

 In Simsbury, Mrs. Abi Clark, aged sss widow oi the late MT. Dan Clark of Pennington. ,.. '' Tn Wanchester. MT. George Case, Jun. aged 45