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Extraordinary Abstinence-A case of ex- traordinary suffering and abstinence occurred lately in this village. On Saturday evening, the 9th of No>em embrr, during storm of wind and rain. struggling man, in sailors dress, came into the tavern of MT. Samuel Carman. near the Fulton Ferry, and asked if he could have lodging. On ascertaining his destitute condition. Mir c. gave him some supper, and showed him the way into the barn where he could sleep comfortably among the hay Such circumstance was very common. and was quite forgotten by Mir. c. who, on the following Monday, took load of hay into the barn, and few days after another. The poor sufferer thus lay under the hay, until Monday the 25th, at 8 o'clock in the after noon, being nearly sirteen days! He was ap- parently sick when he went into the hay, and then taken out had nearly the appearance of dead man, with long beard, and utterly helpless. Ne Was instantly refreshed and nourshed and sent to the almshouse. and is now able to walk about, It appears that his name is John Wall, about 46 years old, and lately discnarged from the U. States service. He had several apples and some chesnuts in his pockets, which is all the nourishment he could have receird.-Brooklyn Star.