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All the editors in Boston Yere lately is mcnting the fate of bald eagle, which was shot on a steeple in that good city. It turn cd out to be a hen-hawk. The Baltimore Convention made just such another mistake when they chose Van Boren as successor to Jackson.

 The Salt River Journal complains of us for locating it at .Ne,o London, when in f,act it is published at Bosqltag Green. It makes no great difference. We knew it was some- where out of the world.

 

 The Globe says that pesa B,t.,eisss eslaso;e strength is at hte North That is but natu- raj, and the Globe has the merit of making a candid confession.

 Tie Galenian says 1t is a time.hoao:,ed asage, to vote for the man whom the party shall nominate. That fellow ought to be condemned to dig lead with collar on his neck till his gray hairs shall proclaim htaa to be lime -honored,

 A severe shock of an earthquake was felt at Sts Louis, on the sth inst.

 The Randolph Recorder calls this an ertra session of our Legislature. He has made considerable discovery

 

 The branch of the U. s. Bank at Baltimore has wound up its affairs.

  The Bank of Maryland trials are still going on at Bel-Air, Md.

 One of the McGrews, who committed mdr- der in Alabama, in April last, has been ar rested in Texas, and conveyed to Alabama for trial.