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UNIVERSITY HAIL. CAMBRIDGE, BLOWN UP. The Boston Mail states that about two o'clock, Wednesday morning, the Uniyersi- ty Hall, winch was nearly new, and the best of all the College buildings. was blown mp. carrying a large bomb b-shell into the build- ing, and setting fire to the fuse. The bomb she'll exploded with tremendous noise, car rying out most of the upper part of the building, and creating work of destruction hardly to be conceived from even such cause.

 Fortunately no one was in the building except a baker, who slept there to take charge of il, and he escaped serious injury. The perpetrator of this outrage is not yet discovered; but the College Faculty and the town authorities are making every effort to probe the matter to the bottom.

 SOOTHING VERDsCr.-At Lockport. last week, a Miss Webster. of Hartford, Ct., obtained verdict of 5000 damages against young man of the former place. for a breach of promise of marrage.

 Gov. Doris speech in calf. will be publish ed as scon as the author returns to read the proof-sheets It commences thus. l" Liberty or death, or room tO run GsrsE

 N:D HsSsn Herald

 ATyler paper says that the third veto is ..documsnt every way worthy ofits author" We say citto.-Ib.

 It is generally agreed now, that Esq. at the end of mans name, in many instances, is like the quiFk in hog's tail-more for or rament than use.