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The steamboat Belle, of New Haven, Jeff this city on Thursday afternoon, at about o'clock P. M., but was forced by the storm 10 anchor under the lee of Hart's I>land.- At abou, ten she dragged her anchor. which was cast in new place. The cable soon parted, as did that of the second anchor.- The machinery was set in motion, but the tiller ropes gave way, and the boat was driv- cn at the mercy of the winds, and went a. shore at half past ten. She continued to withstand a most furious sea until half past one, when she sprung leak and soon filled with water. The passengers, crew and freight are all saved. During the whole, the Captain acted with great coolness and discretion, and the crew with prosnptitude and vigor. meeting ofthe passengers was held yesterday morning, and resolutions complimentary to the Captain and crew adopted.-N. Y. Tribune, lSh.

 Heary Damages against q Sherif.-A jury in Boston has given damages to the amount of $l2.65O against the Sheriff of Worcester, for the neglect of his deputy in emitting many valuable articles of stock when attaching the property of the house, and conducting the sale in such a manner that fair auction price could not be obtained for the property Sold.-BGh Sun.

 SaUing Girls.-It is said that the Factory girls of Lowell have on deposite in the Savings Bank up- wards of sSO0,oOO. The whole number of depositors are 97S It is said that i, is very common for one girl 10 have $500 on deposte.

 A Freesisg BGsiness.-Mr. Tudor. near Boston. is erecting an ice house. which will hold hundred thOssand ef Zee. He has also rented three quar- 1ers of mile of beautiful pond, near the city noted for it's pure water and excellent ice.