THINGS IN GENERAL
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PIRACY.-The schr Mogu was boarded ofr the Jersey coast the 18th inst, by Capt. Reed of the schr Neptune, and found be deserted by the crew dently to sink her. On examining the cabin, a dead body found m of the berfhs, supposed to be the captain. The rapdty with which the vessel was sinking prevented further examination. On ap- preaching the vessel, Capt. Reed observed three of the in of the boats, making for the Jersey shore The master of the Mogul was named Snow, and, it is sad was of excellent character. His crew.

 including all on board, composed of six persons, and it is feared that three murdered The ves- Tohasco and that place.

 ANOTHER DARING ROBBERY IN NEW YORK. -'rhe New York papers give account of another most daring bank robbery in that city. About half past o'clock the morning of the 18th inst boy apparently from l3 15 years of age presented to the porter of the Ph9nix Bank, in Wall street, slip of paper with the name of"P. Adams, 62 Wall street, 9 written il, and requested the trunk of Messrs P. Adams & Co.,, brokers, which had been deposited

 in the vault of the hank the evening before in accord with the daily custom of the house, and of the brokers generally, of deposting night, for great security, in the vaults of the bank. The unsus- pecting porter, doubting the correctness of the demand. particularly the boy pointed out the trunk to him from among large number of similar appear ance, as the having strap around il, handed it out and delivered t to the boy, who he supposed had been sent for it, although at unusually early hour the morning, and was undeceved only by surprise on receiving request at the usual hour, from the house of Messrs. P. Adams 6s CD. for lhe trunk. The loss amounts to twenty y-three thousand dollars A heavy reward is offered for the recovery of the money.

 Mir. Jeremiah Austill of this city, has shown us of the greatest monstrosities have ever seen It is ordinary hens cgg Considerably above the common sizc) containing within it another perfect egg. lying dagonay and near that end usually called the "butt." The inside egg is about fourth the size of the other, is perfect in its external formation, and its shell is hard and we'll formed The color is a deep brown. 45eyr

 The citizens ot Philadelphia have engaged Mir. Pettr'ch the artist, to statue ofiGen Wash lnson l, is to be in pedestrian form, and will cost $l0,OOO.

 An important decision has inst been made by the supreme court of Ohio, Chief Justice Lane and Judge Hitchcock on the bench. The chief justice de- 'sered the opinion of the court deciding that if the owner Of slave rontariy take him into that state,