GENERAL SUMMARY.
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committee oi disinterested persons has been ap. pointed by the Middle District Bank to investigate the asrs ofthat institution. In few days they will make report; and it is believed full confidence may be pa. ed in their statement. f.

 The remains ofthe unfortunate son ofthe late Pres idcnt, Mir. George W. Adams, were washed upon the shore Eastches,er, Long Isla"d lO, inst, picked up by the inhabitants, and pseed in tomb in that town.

 nosher.---The Madison Farmer, an anii-masonic paper published al Hamilton, N. Y hasbeen discon- tinued for want ofsuppori. ,sIWre Ia

 Major Noah, of the New-York Enquirer, states, in about as serious a mood he states any thing, that "The Anti -sIasOnics being nearly deianc ruor is started that new society is about to be formed, en- tied The anmak no-purpose- party"

 The President of the U. S. arrived in New-York, on Saturday the 18th and Sunday visited she grave ofs son, lately inferred at Eastchester on Monday he proceeded on his journey to Quincy. On account ofiIl health, Mrs Adams remains for the present at Washington.

 Mr. Wirt late Attorney General ofthe United States, arrived in Boston few days ago, where he was em- poyed in an important before the Supreme Judi cal Court. ......

 A man who called his name William George, but in whose pocket book was written "N. w. Pierce 1" was drowned in attempting to swim across Connecticut rver near Hadley, Mass. the 9th inst He was in- ,oxica,ed. vain attempt wasmade to raise ihe body from the river by the discharge Ofa cannon.

 The new Collector in the city of New-York' tt i' said. has had l5OO applicants for office under him-no' more than 100 of whom can be grati6ed.

 s;eam.bOat is building a. Green Bay, 10 navigate Fox River. IT it should succeed, it iS said, another wiTl be soon placed on the ouisconsin.

 Ths Good CaMss.-The Oi6cers of the lS'a Reg ment of Connecticut Militia, have resolved to ah'ia'H hereafter from making any use of ardent spirits o' days of military mussers and also from furnishing an c,r ,b. man under their and.-BrcOktyn Jour.