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The New-York Courier mentions the particulars of an outrage, the perpetraor of which lives in the wrong century.

 "It appears that Mrs Foster left this city on Sat urday afternoon, the 9th instant in the steamboat Victory on visit to her father, DrSweet, of Leba- non, Connecticut After boisterous passage, she arrived at East Haddam, on Sunday morning, sick, and exhausted from sea sickness but immediately

 took the stage connected with the steamboat line, to go to her fathers house, one Deacon Eliphalet Hunting," came out of the meeting house. in Leb anon, stopped the stage and arrested Mrs F. for vio- lating the laws of the State by travelling on Sun day! Mrs r. begged that she might be permitted to send to her father to apprise him of her situation which was inhumanly refused, and she placed in the custody of "Constablc Billy Wortess, and not per- mited to go or send to her father, who lives almost within sight of the church, until after sundown, and then pledge to pay the fine imposed on the fol- lowing dayP'