Selections from Foreign Journals.
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The largest iron bridge in the world is in China, near Kingtung, where it forms per feet road from the top of one immense moun- tain to the other. It is formed of chains, 21 in number, and bound together by other cross chains. This bridge is more than 150 years old.

 A few days ago, while man was ploughing in field at Downslaw, on the Blackadder es- tate, ,Berwickshire, the plough came in contact with large stone, which on being displaced, proved to be the lid or covering of well con- structed stone coffin, containing quantity of earth and humaI bones On removing the contents with spade, the fragments of Ro- man urn were turned up; the demolition. however, was SO complete as to prevent the possibility of joining the parts, or forming an idea of what had been its original shape. The outer surface is beautifully marked, and in CO., Tor resembles the fire brick that of the inner, and for the greater part of its substance, (half an inch, is of dark blue or slate color.-Ca- Iedonid Mercury.