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The SwALLow.-Capt SQuires informs us that
with efficient aid this boat has been conveyed
towards the Athens shore into The shallow water,
and is now nearly ont of water. Her hull is not
broken except in one place, which is forward OF
the wheels Great anxiety was manifested upon
searching the main cabin. which was got al for the
first rme on Saturday; but we are happy 10 state
that no bodies found. The ladies' saloon is
carried away, and the boat so much injured that
nothing about her can be put 10 any use except her
machinery. lAlbany Alias


CASE OF CATER AID PASKE The Chief Justice
on Saturday morning announced the opinion of The
Court, overrulins The motion made for respite OF
the sentences of Joseph Garter and Peter w. PaEke,
until after the trial of Abner PaIke. He gave no.


ce that the prisoners would be sentenced Cd some
day this week. [Trenton Gazette, Monday


New JUDGE-On Friday, Harrison GRAY Otis
Colby, of New Bedford, was appointed by the
Governor and Council an Associate Judge of the
Cour, OF Common Pleas of Massachusetts. THIS
Court Kow composed of five Judges.


MELANCHOLY AccIDEST.-This morning at 10
O'Clock, MIR. Charrs Il CoburH, one of the con-
tractors erecting the new block of stores in Con-
sJ.sss street, tell from The fourth flooring through
the unfinished stairway. producing SO severe frac
turc oil the skull leave iltie hopes of his re-
covery. Bost. Trans Monday


e. Green Corn was exposed in the market for
sale. OF saturday eveL!nS last Mobile Adv. 18th.


&C. Fourteen prisont r in the New-Jersey Stale
PTi.on we.e pardoned last week.