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SINGULAR DIscovERY.-On Wednesday last as
couple of Irish boys were tending cows at East
Cambridge, on the road lined with woods leading
to the Colleges, the dogs with them in paving the
ground dug up wha, turned out to be silver dol
lar. The curiosity Of the bsys having been e1'
cited by this, they went to work digging into the
ground and came to box containing one hundred
and sixty.one Spanish miled dollars, with par,
eel of bills, wAich were so crumbed and moulded
that they could hardly be handled 1t appeared
from inspection that they were issued over twenty
years ago. At short distance from the spot
where the dog paved up this treasure, stands
tree upon which is carved the of Michael Mar
tin, who was hung some twenty years since al
Lechmere Point, now East Cambridge, for high
way robbery. We merely state the facts, leaving
the reader to make his own comments and IN
ferences. Boston Journal