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 the knee. Tho body of the deceased and the wound ed man were brought 10 this city by the accommOda- liOn train aI nOon.-NOrUicA Courier.

 TIE CHANKEL CLosED.-We passed last Friday, from Middle Meadow tO the island formed by a new cut ous Of the river. on dry land Not drop of the waters of the Connecticut out of the river, pss ses ayoand in the old channel The old bed Of the Connecticut, however. w not Veman dry ; fcs Mill river Funs through it, and nngles with the waters of the Mahan. A large spot between Middle Meadow. and the isand will soon become dry iand capable of tllage; and then, whom wl it belong tc7

 Uao1tainty ef Life.-The Journal Of Commerce records the following affecting illustration of the un- certainty Of life: A Mir. William Burtch. aged 22 years n months and l5 days, was maTTed at Wood stock on the 18th inst. 10 Sarah daughter of John Hatch, Esq, aged 22 years Il months and l4 days On the 3lst ut Mr Burtch died of the scarlet teseT and on the 4th inst Sarah his youthful widow, in the hope of glorious resurrection.

 DEATH IN TIE PuLnr.-Rev. Henry Clarke Hub bard died q, South Kingston. R. on the 9th May, in the 7sd year of his age. He entered the pulpit as usual and had jus. delivered his text. when he wa' seized wish 6 and fs en the AoOr, and soon after was eospse.

 A Lonr Oms.-The msmOsisl iOr National Bank in Nsw.Yovk ssy on the 18th inst contained dOub le column Of names ISO feet lOng-7oO names being added on that Asy-snd st increasing