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,eveFal yrNrn a mule spinner ln Messra. T. | Greene & Sons fACtOry, in paWlNckets He | hts jumping there, rom the bridge and the yellow iactery. Subsequently 1e went to the Patterson factories, where hIs humping attracted much attention, and he rave up mule spinning for this idle employ. nent, until his VRultlng ambition O'erleRpt W. ,elC and the loss Of hts life has been the con. sequence. Sam is less Co blame than those who encouraged him tO exhibit his feUts. His mother resides in PNwtucket It Is said that he requested the contributions made At his last jump should be sent tO her, and it b Co be hoped the request will be complied with.

 Providence Daily Advertiser

 RemavkaLle Stage Acccidsnt,--O Tuesday night, the l7th inst, about : o'clock, says an Albany paper, as the stage from the n0rth was descending the hlll about two miles above Iansingburgh, 1t being very dark, the hind wheels got off the road where the bank was about l5 feet high the king holt came out, and the hind wheels and body went down tho bank, turning over twice in the fal, till it was brought up hy fence and some trees. What Is very remarkable, Is, that though there were eight passengers inside, none Of them were injured beyond bruises. The body and top of the stage were completely destroyed. The two forward wheels and the horses were left in the road. The driver jumped from his seat, and escaped unhurt. A passenger who was on the outside, was badly cut in the head.

 Be,core cf KidnGppers !-It is well under stood that there are at present in this city gang Of kidaappers, busily engaged in their vocation of stealing colOred children for the southern market It is believed that three or four have been stolen within as many days. A little negro boy came to this city from the country, three or four days ago. Some strange white persons were very friendly to him, and yesterday morning he was nightly pleased that they had given him some new clothes. And the persons pretending thus to belriond him, entirely secured his confidence. This day he cannot De ,f6and!! Nor can he be traced since seen with one of his new friends yesterday.-N. Y. Com. Adv.

 A public dinner was given at Richmond on Saturday to Gov. Barbour, recently our Min. ister to England, recalled by order of Gcner- al Jackson. -

 Murder.-The Saratoga Sentinel mentions that at a court of Oyer and Terminer held at Johnstown last week Judge Cow en presiding, Moses Lyons was tried and found guilty of the murder of Sally YaringtoR, and senten- ced to be executed % the 18th of the ensu- ing month.

 Coshmere Goats in England.-Mr. Tower, of Essex, England, has s7 goats of the Cash mere specics-2S of them natives of Britain. From the down of such goAts, the celebrated rare and costly shawls are made. Four Oun- ces of the down are obtained from male, and two from a female. It takes the down oC ten to make shawl fifty -four inches square. Mir. Tower has had three shawls made, which have been compared with others, and pro nounced of superior kind. The goats breed with great rapidity-nnd even when under twelve months old. They show no impa' tience to the cold, but are sheltered in winter and fed on hay hut they are remarkably fond Of the Gorse (Ulex Europacus.) The down is combed from them.

 Last week the stable of the Hon.. James Barbour, in Virginia, was set on fire, and 2l the Richmond Whig-were burnt to death in it. Some English horses, lately imported by Colonel Barbour, were sa- ved. -

 State of Louisiana.-The government of this State is very peculiarly situated in con. sequence 0f the death of the late Governor. Much excitement appears Go exist in New Orleans. The Constitution of the State re- quires the Governor to be possessed of real estate to the value of S5O00, to be S5 years Of age. and to have been resident Of the State 6 years previous to his election-it Al- SO declares, in case Of the death or removal of the Governor. the President of the Sen ate shall he Governor, until another be duly qualified. The present President of the Sen ate (Mr. Bcnvaris) possesses real estate tO the value of SlOO0-is hut 27 years of age, and has resided only years in the Staie. The Governor is elected for years, the President of the Senate for year. The question appears to be if the President of the Senate holds the office of Governor for the term, which is 3 years. or if he should be reelected President of the Senate, how can he act as Governor when he does not possess the constitutional qualifications.

 - S0raRnah Rep.

 A gentleman at Washington, has written hat "he believes the leaves of every tree, ,ubject to the operations of early frOsts and meridian suns, assumes that hue winch the bark is calculated to give to the die."

 The President.-This equally splendid and IV0lk- in- the -iCater-the very KrG- ten Of all steamers-left the city of New. York ln Friday, made the trip. against strong head wind, in fourteen hours. From New port tO Providence, thirty miles, she ran in me hour and forty minutes, being at the rate ,f one mile in three minutes and twenty SC. .Onds, which is at the rate OfeighteeR miles Gn