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The Asylam ai llaltiura Iar lle st,-,,;,n ,,n..s and DU'nb, has l'een tn Q, rra,on urarly ,u.O,v year'. During that period, e66 lspis have entered -lSO lCfl-Row prcsen, l36.

 ShoTP.--In Ihe Legislature of New.York. la,.,v Mr. Curtis offered resolution directing ;he Clerk ,o procure penknifr, stamp, and papercuiter for each member. Mr. Egderton moved to add, a raEor.' : On Saturday last Capt. Thomas Sanford, of Fair Haven, was drowned, in New-Hayen harbor.- He was upset in boat, within sight, but before as sisance could be received, he had sunk and his body not found until next morning.

 The new Packet sch. Abbot, of about l2O tons, oaded with wood and bark lying in Belfast harbor. ook fire Sunday night last and was burnt to the waters edge, together wth seamen on board who were intoxicated.

 Twenty and snmetmes forty wagons of moving families pass through Indianapolis every day. destined o settle on the rich valleys of the Wabash.

 The Pennsylvania Democrat, speaking of General Jackson, says, ''Ie will among us lik Ras of lightning, little expected, sublime tn his appearance and rapid in lis dcparture!.''

 Eve belonging to General Somebody, in Scot land, has produced female lamb with two heads and eight legs. Mr. Sandy Mac Rogerson, an Edinburgh wit, calls this double ege-(W.)

 Mir. JeersOn's Library is advertised to be sold some

 time next month. It consists of about 2OOO volumes.

 American Literdture.-Messrs. s. G. Good rich and Go. of Boston, have in press, and will shortly publish an original work entitled Specimens cf American Poetry, wiM Critical Notices, Sc. in vols. l2mo. This work was announced nearly two years ago,and has been in course of preparation since that tune. It is intended to embrace biographical sketches of all those individuals in our country who have distinguished themselves in this depart ment of literature, with specimens ofthe,r po- .etry, and critical remarks on their writings Such work, ifedited with ability, will be a valuable appendage to any library. Nearly one hundred and thirty names are cnumera- ted as contributing to this collection. Conn. Mirror.

 Col. Johnson, from the Committee of the Senate, has reported that it is incxpedent stop the Mails the Sabbath; his report is of considerable length, extracts from which may be given next week,