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GT In our preceding page we have given, from the Baltimore Chronicle, the skeleton of a speech of our late Extraordinary Minister not the Court of Rus Fia to his constituents. It s much in his usual ram bling, scattering abusive, audaory style and coming from Joh" Randolph, (whose very name constitutes chapter of eccSnlricies) will be read, but with d fercnt ieeIingsA Fall classes of our readers. There IS something peculiarly attractive in his manner and s;yie- may be, however, because abuse and scandal are always 0Hroctire,- proceed from whom or what they may, though at the time they are very de- grading 10 nature. His remarks about Mr. Clay and Mr. Webster show and malignancy very far from being coveted by either of1hose gentlemen

 Early Winter.-The which fell on the 22d and 23d ult, contrary all expectation, still remains upon the ground. And on Sunday and Monday last an addition of eight inches fell, which, unless too much driited, will make tolcrabe sleighing.

 An aged antiquarian friend at our elbow, who keeps

 strict note of time" it passes, says that the storm of Sunday and Monday the most severe, so early in the season, since what is known the hard winter of '86.'