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practical mechanic-a ship carver The editor Of the
shop in Bath few weeks ago. and found him nth his
coat of busily engaged upon the figure of ship
bestinformed in Maine. His speeches in Congress
| show him to be man great talent
At a recent meeting OF the Regular Baptist Asso-
citation in Rush county, IN unfortunate division took
point which caused the division was whether it was
right Fellowship church holding the doctrine of
the employment Of human in the work of saliva
ton" The discussion, this speculative point,
carried with much warmth, until eventually mi
nority of the Association headed by DR.. Wilson Thomp
son withdrew and proceeded 20 organise Associa
ton. The seceders called the AntiMeans party,
and the old body the Means party


The Learned Blacksmith, Mr.. Burritt, has been
obliged to defer visit to the West, account of
we're pulmonary attack which threatens serious
quences to his health The state of his lungs is such
utes at time. He Is now at the sea shore.


The White Plains Journal states duel almost came
of at Lake Mahopac the other day, between Mr. Brown
and MIR. Brewer, both Of New York. hop, fair lady,
hs tns nesting but Juds: Jefferson Smith Of New York


nteere and the matter was settled at the bar Of the
hotel


portion Of the sth Regiment, now stationed in
East Florida ordered to proceed Immediately to the
relief of the 9th Regiment to be stationed as follows
Bay; Companies and G Pensacola; one Company at St.
Augustine; Company A., Baton Rouge; Company X,
Of the 10 remain for the present at st. Angus
tine.-- ST. .dagusfine Neics.


The Hon. Henry Clay left Ashland, on the 10th
inst for White Sulphur Springs IN Virginia. He is
in fine health.


The Natives and Wings of Vicksburg, Miss, re-
Gently elected hishman ono Of the Common Coun-
Gil men Of that city.


Miss Farley, editress of the Lowell Offering, was
robbed Of gold watch, in tee cars above Lowell one
day last week


Mr.. YAREScE, the great pedestrian, who won the
match at Syracuse, is now walking in the Whig Commit
ROOM State street, Albany bet Of $3.50 to walk
55 successive hours without sleep or rest He commen
ced on Sunday al O'Clock r. VI. This is his last feat
prior to his departure for London walk 80 hours for
purse Of fi0o0.


A large barn, belonging to the estate OF the. late
Charles Davis, School street Roxbury was des'roy-
ed with It's contents on Saturday morning. about four
O'Clock The fire was the work Of an incendary. One
or two engines from Boston, on hand as usuaI but
the fire was got under before their arrival and there
scarcity Of water lNlk y


Traders who have recently arrived at ST. Louis,
from Fe state that there are many citizens OF the


United states almost every part Of Mexico, carrying
on the adventures Of commences; they have ventured