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 Remarkable Eacts.-The Rev. Mir Alvord stated in his address on the evening of he 5th ins the markable facts that for the iro hundred years that the first Ecclesiastical Church and Society has exist cd in this village, that the pulpit had heen constantly supplied with settled clergyman, with the eepton af little occasional delay between the death of a pastor and the insialment of a snccessor-ihat every pasoF with the exception of the first and the present incumbent. lived and died in the parish and that dur ing the whole period of time ihnt the Church has ex- stsd here no difficulties with pastor or people have occurred to render 1t to call on the inter. veRtion ofthe Association. The present incumbent, Rev Mr. Smith, has occupied the pulpit for 49 years But few societies in the country trust, exhibit stronger evidence of good will aud happiness among its members.-StGMford AdvoeGte.

 L0'Os ef 1Hkey.-A gentleman in New Orleans was agreeably surprised the other day, to find . plump turkey served up for his dinner. and inquired of his servant how 1t was obtained. Why a, re- piled Blackee. dat ss turkey is been rOOsn en ouE fence tree nghss; 50 dis mornin seize him ter de yeaf ohds JsRes." .lsy.-Arf ..ee .,41

 BOs.-The editor of the New York Courier and Ea- 4uTer has seen letter from Mr. Dickens, in which hO meatiOns his intentions respecting his visit to this country His stay viii noa bs m0Ss than sx usonths Fire ia NOrwieA.--tNe 8am from Adams Expsess Ahat . large carriage mAnaiacsosy and Sannesy. in Noe~ieh, were dessFUyea by fEs Sh0pt II o'clock on We9Rssday niehf.-BosiDn Cos, '5s a-EG

 