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 Butato-The Chancellor has dissolved the iniunc- ton on the Buffalo Banks after full and patient in. vestigaton. The Banks will now resume business.- We are glad to hear of hs for the benefit of that thr- wing and active place.

 Ihe Monster.'-A ono hundred dollar bill was mt up at auction the other day at Memphis, Tennessee, and was sold for t,Do Hundred and fifty dollars payable m Mississippi paper. Try again, my masters!

 Query. How long would it take to fill up New York Bay with mustard seed shot? Answer-As long as it will require to perfect Jackson's metallic currency system!

 A Coop STORY is told of a stranger in Paris, who was standing lately at the door of the Opera Comique, waiting for admission. He felt hand placed on his watch pocket and immediately found that his watch was not there. Turning round to the person behind him, ahd seizing him by the arm he ordered;him to return his watch. The man immediately gave him watch and disappeared. On returning home after the performance the stranger much astonished to find his watch hanging up in his room He had forgotten to take it with him. and had received from the thief the watch of some other person which had just been stolen. Hoars-rend;ng accident.-We learn that young lady, by the name of Miss Morton, was killed by the upsettng of stage coach, the Springfield and AL bany route, yesterday morning, near Westfield.- There were nine passengers in the stage, including the young lady. The drver turning out of the road to avoid bad place in it, upset, and Miss Morton put ting her head out of the window got caught between the frame of the coach and the ground thereby being literally crushed to pieces almost instantly The oth- CT passengers not injured. Miss M. was repre- sented as being very amiabe, intelligent young lady from Worcester or Springfield and was on her way to visit friends at the West.-PunsfeM Eagle.

 Nooel Squirrel Hunt-The Lowell, Mass. Courier says, boy in the neghborhood of that city few days since, who shot squirrel on stone wa on searching for him in the hole in which he fell drew out tin pot containing 50 counterfeit dollars.

 MARRIED,

 h Borlin. MT. Hiram w. Hubbard. of Middetown, In Hartford, MT. William H. symond', to Mis-. In East-Efartford, Mr. Henry Pitkin, to Miss Maria K. Goodwin, daughter of MT. George Goodwin, Jr.

 DIED,

 In this village, on the 4th inst. Col Henry B. Dem. ing, aged g, son of stephen Deming Esq.

 In this town, on the 3d inst Miss Almira Bradley, aged 43 years.

 in Hartford, MT. Theodore Olcott, aged 72.

 In Wethersfield Mir. Caleb Griswold, aged 76

 In Ellington, MT. Jonathan Button, aged S7.

 In New-Britain, Mrs. Polly Bassett, wife of Mr. William Bassett, aged AZ.

 In Pennington Trumbull co. Ohio, on the 2d of June, Dea. Theodore Wolcott aged H.