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Sagnciiy ot that noble animalthe Morse. Having recently noticed in foreign pa per that a man falling from his horse into a river, was seized by the animal and safely brough Int ashore, reminds US ofa letter re- ceived from Stcubcnville, Ohio, in June last, addressed to son of tIlc editor then in the village :-" Joseph L. returned last evening, aud this morning related to me- with tears in his eyes, most remarkable and almost incredible circumstance. Ar irving at a creek (which the late heavy ral"S had rendered. it hazardous to swim, he dis mounted from his horse, and attempted to cross the creek on tree that had ;iIien d. cross it, holding the bridle in his hand ,nnd compelling the horse to swim alongs'Gc,-- After he arrived about midway the curcht became so rapid that Natty could pet Keep his course but broke from him, ,apd Joseph fell from the tree into the Ereek. lie caught by limb, and the horse swan to the shore, and then balted and turn ed around to sec what had become of hls rider. His situation, consequently, was one of great danger, as he found it imp"s'