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4 GentIemGn's Life enly scorth 12 1-2 cemts.-A few days since horse started with wagon, on which was the driver and sundry articles of merchandise, and ran furously around the corner of Front and Broad streets, making his way among the hogsheads and casks which were saved from the late fire. A colored man who was employed in removing the damaged goods, suddenly sprang forward seized the horse by the head, and held on until he was likely to be dashed against the casks; and when about to let go his hold, the gen. tleman observed him, and begged he would hold on, which caused the goodly feelings of the negro 10 rise paramount to his dat ger, and with the strength of a Hercules, he drew the edge of the bit into the mouth of the horse, brought his head nearly to iIIe ground and almost threw him off his legs by which means the horse was suddenly stopped, and the drivers life preserved. The gentleman, pale as death, jumped from the wagon, and finding all safe put his hand in his pocket and most generously handed his preserver a shilling ]! ! The spectators cried shame, and one among them directed the colored man to return the contemptible gift, and he would .eward him. When the single shilling was tende- red, il was very unceremoniously accepted and returned to the pocket from whence it