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The Hartford Eage has nominated M- Tyler for reelection, and has colnmn r,, two of shaver tor the President, for whom he must entertain very contemptible onin- ion, if he suPP0ses he will be induenced bv such outpourings. The Eagle man rra learn, is absolutely suffering for an office as his eagle is losing it's feathers daily. and he means to have an office at some rate he fore the bird "kicks over." Hence inc re- ward of fifty dollars for information tbst would prove any office holder to have in- terfered in the elections. The PLACE of such an one is wanted-that's all. But tbe. Eagle man may be assured that when the President wants to buy an Editor he will purchase one of some influence.

 ". 1T. PolIadium.

 Sudden Deatk.-On Sunday last, the Rev. FREDERICK TUcKERMAN, of this village, while engaged in preaching to a congregation at Manchester, fell down in the pulpit, and inn mediately expired: He had complained in the morning of feeling unwell, and stated to his hearers that he didn't know as he should be able to speak long, for he felt strangely. Soon after taking his text and opening lis discourse, he tainted, and almost iDn1edj ately breathed his last. MT. T. was former ly preacher among the MethOdists, but for several years had been connected with the Presbyterian denomination. He served his Heavenly Master with zeal and fidelity through long and useful life, and has been summoned to his reward at the age of 70 years-FO'keepsss Telegraph.

 Marriage ErtraordinGry-Yes chi valric young Pole, named Louis Grobosky, was brought into the presence of the Police on complaint of affiliation, lodged against him by young French woman, named Elizabeth Kease- As the gallant Pole had few resources of money, but extensive stores of honor and affection, he deemed it his due ty to expiate his folly by profering the la- dy his hand in marriage. This she prompt ly accepted, and placing herself at the altar, with an interesting infant in her arms. and the heroic Pole taking his station by her side, Justice Matsell recited the ceremonial promises, to which they cordially respond cd, and the fiat '5as pronounced that made the lovers one- Then smilingly they left the office together, while the tender pledge of their mutual affection cheered Oa the procession by three hearty squalls.

 Y. Y. EzPrsss.