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restore him to his right mind.

 Anothcr-Mr. Charles N. Hill, about 2S years old, who removed from South Farms to Unionve (Farm- ingon) last spring, we learn committed suicide two or three weeks ago by hanging himself to the limb of

 tree in the woods near his residence. His body was not found until he had been dead probably at least twenty-fonr hours. Religious excitement it is suppo- sed was the cause of the act. fsa2 a P

 MelancROly-On Wednesday afternoon oflast week, the thunder shower was coming up, MT. Allen Lu- cas- of Goshen, was driving his team with load of hay down hill near his residence upon speed rather unusual to escape the rain in his endeayors to check their speed liule, he was knocked down, the cart wheel passed over him, and killed him almost instant ly. He was about 45 years of age.

 The tory papers at Bridgeport and Norwalk, in or. der console themselves and their readers under the recent dsappointments in the West and South in re- spect to the late elections claim from Alabama lprob- ably because most dstanD great accession to their ranks-that in the last Congress the tories had only one member of Congress, and now they have three-

 thsy win just turn to the Connecticut Register and see the names of the members in the last Congress, and look into the papers of the presen, day, they will ascertain fog their comfort that the idenfoul ebess ia al the districts are the same precisely in both Con- ggesses. If there were four whgs and only tory then there Is the same now-theEe has been neither gain nor lOss--and Congressmsn while in Washington never change from whig to tory, but vics Uersa fre qucntly There has never been a Congress since Jackson came into power that the strength of "the Pasty as strong at the clOso as at the commence ment. Many members become convinced of their eTor give up their pride of opinion, and forsake their former companions. Twill be so with the present Congress, greatly mistake the signs of the times.

 Grand saiutes ef hundred guns have been fired at Boston, Philadelphia, Albany, and various other places in honor of the splendid victories achieved by the whas oftbe Wesi-and like number for the res- ponse of little Rhode Island to her western brethren