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The noble Dog.--An affecting incident occur.
red at Lynn, on Saturday. A little girl about two
years of age, child of Mr.. ingalls,, wand cred
away from its parents i'll the afternoon, and the
most diligent search could not be found during
the evening. On Sunday morning, the search
was renewed by many in vain. An intelligent day
belonging to the family, understanding that some
thing was wanting, set off in pursuit. In a short
time he returned and endeavored by significant
signs, to induce some one to follow him; but hu-
man sagacity, in this instance, in many before,
was inferior to canine. Again he went away, and
again returned, and, by repeated winnings and
iawnings, was at length successful in makinghim-
self understood. A person followed him, and
found the little sufferer in swamp, where she
was standing up to her arms in mud and water.
She must have remained there during the whole,
or greater part, of the night without sleep


Boston Traveller.