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On the 18th May, in this present year of grace, married at Stonington, Connecticut, MT Charles w. .Dennison, to Miss Mary Palmer all of that town. The said Dennison is the Editor of the Stonington Pbenix and is one of the oldest and most eccentric members of our cOrps.-In announcing his matrimo- nal disaster in editorial article, he says:-" Dear Readers, one and all male and female, we are un- der the necessity of requesting you to allow us to ele vate the feather end of our Albaross quill in such way as to hide as much as possible, of our modest face, while point with it, for your special atten tion to what the printers have done for under the Hymenial head.

 If any surly brother batchelor editor should dare take us to task now for having committed the griev- sin of marriage, in defiance to the known laws promuged by pretended majority ofthe fraternity, we have only time to say, that having met Palmer wandering companonless the cheerless waste of cebacy. and being oursefan alien from the hap py state, we have become Denizens of the common wealth of fmatrimony and wehumbly trust joint heirs to the couenant of promise"