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LAND SL.r-On Monday evening last, portion
Of the hill adjacent the Steep Rocks on the hud
son River, comprising area ol slJ or seven acres,
and about 50 feet depth, broke OH IN three masses
at three several times and Sid down 'ns ace o ne e
hill TO the beach beiew, distance OF about 2OO
Yards. Upon striking the level each mass broke
into pieces piling up chaos ofgiganic ffsgments OF
pure clay nfemingled with trees, some of them o
large size. The perpendicular hight OF the mil Is
perhaps $50 feet. The action OF the water, and the
rupjd succession Of freezing and thnwing at inter-
ynis, will account for the phenomenon. Proyiden-
TALLY there WINS no dwelling in the course OF the
avalanche. Kingston IN. " Jour.


Bosros ImPRovEMENTs.-We learn from the
Wing bulletin that the Baptist Church in Federal
stree; has been purchased by a gentleman and that
a line of stores will be erected on It's site in the
Spring. Gfagg's stable, which cost less than
$4,000, will probably be sod for 100000, and
a splendid row OF warehouses be erected on It's site
and also on Atkinson 1T. A magnificent hotel il 70
be built in Bumstsad Place, 10 be completed IN 10
months, which has already been leased TO Major
Barton and Capt. Comstock. In addition 10 these
the now structure of the Mechnnics' Association in
Bowdon Square, the Horticultural ediice in School
It, and the superb Gothic church in Hanover street,
with thousands OF stores and dwellings, to be erected
in the Spring will afford some indication Of the in-
creasing thrift and prospertyof the Bay State city


F A indy in Cincinnati, who lived opposite 10
Mr.. ID. a. Powei's Foundry, and had her arm
broken short time sioce by the explosion OF
steam engine in the Foundry, instituted suit for
damages, and recovered $3.50. 1t was shown on
the trial that the boiler used in the Foundry was
unsafe, and that boy, wholly unqualified for the
business, was employed as Engineer.


MoRMoH MoRALs.--1he citizens of Monticello
precinct, Hancock county, tllll have had a meeting
TO organize a plan of protection against Mormon
ihioyiug. A schedule was exhibited showing that
property amounting in value 70 81 .33e SO had been
stolen ffon the single precinct of Monticello.


DEATH FROM Rum.-A nan named Booker was
found dead four miles out Of Gardiner village, (De
on tho 18th ult having frozen TO death the night
previous. He was intoxicated. aud perishad from
excessive rum drinking.


n FRANCIS BAKER has escaped from the Jail
ct Tunkhannock, Wyoming County, Pa He was
under sentence Of death for the murder OF Robert
Atkinson.


IF A boy named Blakcslce about IL years cid,
stabbed another boy Of the Bane age named Maycs
with pocket knife, in Hartford, on Thursday iast.
The wound came near being fatal.


Er The steamboat Tigress, which piled for
some time from Philadelphia to Now-York has beon
sold to gentleman in South America.


Passengers Arrived.