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Melancholy Death cf Young Lody-A beautiful young lady named Eliza Bradley, aged about IS, was found drowned in a mill.pond in Bnndford, few days since. Circumstances lead 10 the belief that she had become the unfortunate victim of her sedu cer and then destroyed her own life to conceal her shamc.-Eariford Rrpie,r.

 "When vnadorned, adorned he most."-It is only exquisite beauty which afford to go in plain at. tire. PL'in women are aware of ths, and therefore are those who dress most gaudily.

 Most Singular Deaih-On Monday night last an Enzlishman by the name of Joseph Thornton fell out of bs bed and broke his neck He had gone to bed intoxicated and the accident happened in about half an hour afterward. He was about GO years of age, and has left family of children in England, whom he was preparing to visit.-Po'keepsie Eagle.

 The Hartford Times takes it in high dudgeon that the Norwich Aurora has said that John M. Niles cannot be brought forward n candidate for U. s. Senator or any other office" The Times says,

 whether he viii or will no. he candidate as afore said, depends not on the will of any one man, ,-bu. must depend on the democratic party" Indeed The Wings will probably decide that matter. and save the loco focos the trouble. He will we pre- sume, never have another opportunity to read his speeches in the U s. Senate. Mister Niles is attend ing to his stuCJle land in Poqnonnock.

 MddLtoirn Constitution.

 4 Candid Doc,or.-Tn the course of inques, held. ME. Wakeiey, M P. staaed that short time since he heldan in quest on ihe body of person who had been slightly bitten by a dog. The deceased had shown symptoms not unlike those of hydrophob'a, and was attended sedulously by surgeon up to the ,imo of his death. Mir Wakeey, examining the sur eeon-asked the cause the death of his patient. and the surgeon with great n0iuets and fTsnknsss, an- swcred Il cannot positively tell. do not know whether he died from the effects of the bite or from those of the medicines which administered to him.

 JOSEPH BARBER, Esq the veteran Editor Of i've be- lieye, the oldest Democratic journal in Connecticut -,he Columbian n Register at New Hasen-has just established ct Syracuse a weekly paper devoted to the interests of the Mechanics. It is entitled The SyEacusean.'

 WRGs are Yankees ?-Some pupils of the Deaf and friends, were asked, among other questions designed to probe their knowledge to the bottom, Whaf are Yankses ?.' The question was put to the youngest. but she not knowing, asked her sister; when one of them, after little consideration, made sign that she knew, and took the pencil and wrote this answer -" TRey are people liring in ths Eas'sTH StGss, a- suOus for noking ~OOdsn ~st@ess."

 We see by the New Haven Hessid, that James JohnsOn prosecused the editor of thas paper for pub l;ahinu report of case in which Johnson was con- v;.,ed and fined for ceiling siiahiae msat. The Su- pesiOs Court struck the hbol case rom 'he d"oass leaving the msasman sO sAOuadsT sAs costs