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A correspondent of the Nashville (Tenn.) Banner informs the public that he can easily produce fire from ice and that he actually lighted gentleman pipe with the fire thus produced.

 Several cases of that odious disease, the small pox have occurred recently at Pittsburgh, Pa.

 Miss Wright offers to convince the editor of the N Y. Evening Post that her lectures are neither Iewd nor immoral, if he will call upon her personally at certain house in Murray sreet-a peril he very wise. ly declines encounterng.

 1t is believed that, in few years, the three banks ofNorth Carolina will own the whole state. If they want to raise money, what is prevent them from set- ting up the sovereign state of North Carolina at auc- ton, and knocking it off to the Earrings of London, for good price7 Ifso, they would say--"for sale to the highest bidder, the state of North Carolina with all its appurtenances, &c. &c.-Noah. -'.

 MT. Brooks, the sprighy editor of the New-York Morning Courier, who has just married beautiful poetess, complains bitterly of rheumatism, and has ken to flannel and opodslAOc.-Lb.

 Samuel L. Southard, the late Secretary of the Navy, has been chosen, by the Legislature of New Jersey, Attorney General of the state in place of Mr. Frelinghuysen, elected to the Senate of the United States.