From the NesO OrIe0ns Pic0une. EXTKAORDINARY RECOISNITTOI
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EXTRAORDINARY RECOGNITION.

 A most singular and extraordinary incl dent took place in this city last week. Two brothers have been living for twenty years within hundred yards of each other in neighboring streets, and the consanguinity was never known until a most trival 'acci- dent few days ago developed the story- The particulars are of too remarkable na- ture to'escape publicity, although the names we must withhold. The brothers were born in Paris, and were orphans at so early an age as to have no recollection of their parents. While yet children, an accidental explosion of gunpowder, with which they were playing, marked an indelibIe scar up- on the cheek of one and rendered useless for life a finger of the other. They were separated while still infants and taken care of by strangers-One afterwards following the sea as cabin-boy for many years, the, other remaining an apprentice in Paris.- The cabin boy when fifteen years old found himself in this city, and, obtaining employ nlent more to his fancy than, rowing the waves, he abandoned salt water and applied himself to another pursuit. Even at this time his brother was residing in the neigh borhOod, and they became acquainted and have conversed with each other daily al- most from then till now. Both were indas- trious, and have gradually improved their condition in life, until now they. arc sur- rounded by the comfortable rewards of thrift. Each remembered the accident which occurred during childhood, and knew that he had then a brother, but this was alk.

 The other evening one of the brothers collected circle of friends to witness the christening of his first grandchild, and his old familiar neighbor round the corner was among the guests. Accident brought >the mutilated finger into notice, and the history nf f11L1 and surprise of the whole party may be iIn- agined at the old ncighbor abruptly giving the history of the scar on his cheek and claiming his long lost brother. Each had retained the original family name, butH t had been so altered in spelling that neither ever detectcd the similarity. There was quite dramatic deno,lment, when the old friends mutually explained, became convin- ced of the relationship, and rushed into each others arms as brothers.

 -''"}# MADISON O., WY, Dec. %, ls4O-

 Od Tips Sure Pig.-Mr Seahoiy Nose. ley,a respectable farmer tn Lebanon, Madi. son county, N. York, has raised, and now owns a pig, 2 years and mouths old, deep and long bodied. with short legs, his belly just clearing the floor, and weighing l.255 pounds and is intended as a present from New York to Gen. Harrison, and has now just started for WashingtMl-expecting to be there by the 4th of March. The animal is drawn by fAl red oxen, in Q deep covered wagon, open near the top, and hung round with red bolnbnzctte curtains. On the out side is wrote, in capitals, "Old Tips Store Pig"-and onsthe inside, I'm going to s~e the Gineral myself"-and at the four cos- young men, " We go the whole hog'-and one for the young ladies, We go for Tip prcanoe and Tyler OO"-Ond two for the peopls. I've go for reforsn, &c." This wilk do to match E. Mcacham's cheese, weighing 400 lbs. from Oswego, N. Y. which he scns' to President Jackson. That's the way shay do up things in New York; Yankee Farmer.

 Arress efthe Mal RO6bers.-The Uniontown, Pa. Den,ocra. Ua Friday las. says - Our town is now the theatre Of great exciens n and commoiiOA grow ing out Of the arrest ot Dr. John F. Braddee. Os t

 p!acs and !h!ss of nis supposed centede!a,es. who on Mir. German the driyee 1.-the mail stage, who sIrcs.cd at the instance Of Mr. Pitt, special agent ef the POst Office Depars"lent. CGrman coon cew- clerk, Pinncll, and a person named ,S,rayer. wh. were all arrested last night. A guard was placeh over the house and ou'buildngs of Braddee through labelled Ns'e York" which had been conceded h

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 found in the hay n,Owbesidea sunday apparatus for coning y.pistor. travelling trunks GU, to pie ces. Sc. &c. They are all committed fur want of examination. MT. Pitt eave i, as his opinion ha. tho sun ss'rssed 2, shi. place in ca.h and draiis must e.a exceed sioocoo We unde's'and other eomn'

 The Wilmington, Pu. Reporter. gives the following particulars ss the method Of committing robberss. as confessed by German. .ua

 On reaching the Post office n Uniontown where the coaches are usually changed ai the mails were discharged except the Eastern Mail above referred nnt driven into the yard, where the acccmplices "f the driver received it. and conveyed m to the office of Dr. Brnddee, when, being rifled of it's contents. the bags were thrown into privy apartment to the premises.

 This was done on the nights of the 18th. ls.h e3i, and 20th of November and on the 5ih, l2lh and lSh uf December. t5' .-t8t.>A &t .'a{l

 . $. NOMINATIONS BY THE GOVERNOR. {. FoR RECORDER, Frederick A. Talmadge is norui. naed. Mir T. ispecuarly fit,ed for the station. Hs has for the las! twenty years piacsed extensively iH that court. He IS familiar with the Criminal Juris. prudence. He was long an Alderman and an eiIi- cent magistrate, and for the last four yeArs has been

 distinguished Senator in this State. He IS emphali- cally an honest man: He was long in adverse cir- His circumstances in conseqGence of the decease of his father, distinguished officer in tho Revolution, suddenly changed, and he promptly paid of his feeE liabilities. principal aud interest, although he had hearted and genesoas spirit, and will fill the ofice wlh credis to himself and advantage to the pubhe-

 M. M NOAH is also said Co be nominated as Assist ant Judge in the Sess0ne, selection that gives ns have been feIlow-laborers in the somewhat ard0, GUS duties of daily press. A kinder and meys be- neVOlenG man does not exist. That he s man of distinguished talents all will admit. A move exen,-