BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
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lcs- The National Intelhgencer requests the pos,.
master of this City 10 "inform the People Of ali liz
States and Territories lying South and Wes, Of liz,
City wha, is the reason that no Mail is now ic,.
warded from the City of New-York for this Gil,
for example, from o'clock on Saturday si;erneor
until o'clock on Monday morning, though tAs
Railroad Trains travel backward and forward mar
than once in the intervening time.'


NARROW ESCAPE Mckee, engaged yes..r.
day in cleaning cut well came near losing hls h.
The chain by which he was letting himself m
the well. broke when ne was within Few fee. n
the bottom, and looking I'D as he struck, be saS
the side of the well some distance above HIM Cav.
ing in. He at,empsd TO reach the end of the chan
bnt the falling stones caught him fast, and q con
siderable portion of the well fell upon and ssonns
him, wedging his body uncomiorlably close, sp5
ping the stone several feet thick about his hesS
Immediate efforts were made 10 extricate Mr.. NJ.
Kee from his perilous position, but when cor.
siderable portion of the loose stones had besr
thrown out the earth caved in, and the poor fellow
was now in imminent danger OF sufioca,lop.-
Shovels were Piled with a hearty good viii, and
in about ,h.ee.quarters of an hour Mckee was
drawn out alive aud not very seriously injured


lCleveland Q. Herald, l7th.


PirrssugeH.-The Pittsburgh papers announce
that the President has subscribed SlQ0; ex-Presi.
dent Adams. 50; and Mr. Blair. Iof the Gichs1