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MYsTERIoUs.-LovE AND SUICIDE.-UadeI this head the Philadelphia Ledger relates melan choly story. It states that the sh inst. person

 fishing at Arch street wharf, the Schuykill, caught the hook of his line in the dress of female, and cal ling assistance, drew to the shore the bodies of and a woman, tied together at the wrists by a silk pongee hankerchief! ..

 The was about five feet eight or ten inches in height, of fair proportions, with dark hair and to appearance some 25 or % years of age-though the mud and dscoloration of the face rendered it difficult to determine with any thing like certainty. The fe male youthful in appearance, light eyes, y fair, small in stature, and delcatey formed. Her hair was quite dark and shor barely reaching to her shoulders.

 In the pockets of each of them (the female had a pocket in her petticoat) was found pistol loaded and capped, which rendered it almost certain that their death was a voluntary act.

 An inquest was held, (says the Ledger) but as nc person present knew them, aad there were no marks of violence visible upon their persons, verdict ir and the bodies deposited in the green house at Cher ry for recognition. There various rumors aaoat many of which told with the air and plausibilt, derived from perfect knowledge of the circumstan ces attending only the end of the unfortunate cou pie, but of their history, and the particular induce ments to commit the rash act. All these we ascer. tained upon inquiryt to be the workings of lively ginatons, and that not even the names and wherea bouts were known by any who had visited them.- They are generally believed to belong this city and as the circumstances will be made generally known to-day they may be recognised.