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| Distressing Suicide--A young Englshman,


named Charles Matthews, who had been persua-
ded to abscond from his creditors in London,


with $4,000 worth of silk goods, arrived lately
at New York, and took boarding at one of the


most fashionable boarding houses. He was ira
ced and arrested, but on giving up the goods in
his possession, he was released. On Saturday
afternoon, some of his fellow boarders taxed
him with the circumstance, when he burst into
agony of tears, and they dessted from further in
quiries. Last Sunday he was seen wandering
about the woods near Hoboken, in state ofgreat
mental excitement, and on Monday his lifeless
body was found floating in the water. At the
time of his flight he left wife and two young
children in London, who are now deprived Of
their protection by this rash act, brought on by
his having made but one step from the paths Of
rectitude.-BaH. San.