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kind and humane manner IN which ne treated ine
paupers in the Hospital in that city-(Vide Report
of Inquest OF Blbb Co., Geo, lS44)


But question has this moment arisen In my own
mind whether these watering places are not rather
dangerous for the morals and virtue OF young mar
ried ladies and madens This ntenogatory has
presented itself by walk took after midnight
few nights since down to the Spring, and finding
there in the stiffness and sombre shade OF night
young lady aud gentleman alone beware, my
young iriends-the precept that we learned on our
mothers knee, should be bright at all times IN
memories existence" Lead US not into tempta-
tion" And young married ladies' who leave their
husbands at home, have rather too much boldnees,
andSpermit rather TOO much familiarity lor ne Inc
be erroneous, but II is best at all times 10 be on the
look out, and il our young friends will not heed,
then the consequences will tall on them alone. But
night inteIferes. AN OLD CoRREsPosDENT


Personal Movements.


Lord Falkland, Lady Falkland and son, are at
present on tour through some OF the Eastern
counties OF Canada.


Il is stated that Vice Admiral Sir Charles ADAM
will no, leave the North American and West India
Naval command till next year, and that Sir Charles,
Lady Adam and family, will spend the ensuing win
ter at the Bermuda Islands.


Stewart Newell, Esq has resumed the duties of
Consul for the United States at Galveston, Texas,
being authorised to do the death OF A. M
Green, Esq, late Consul.


The Hon. Thos. H. Benton arrived at Louisville,
ky., on the 18TH INST, on his way TO MS tarm In
Woodford county, in that State.


Hon. Daniel Webster is to preside at the great
Convention on Boston Common on the 18th Sep
tember.


Edward Palfray, ESQ.,, late Surveyor of Salem,
has been appointed to the Office OF Measurer in the
Boston Custom House.


Edward Cuts, Esq. Of Portsmouth, N. H., an
eminent counsellor, died on Thursday last


The Missourian contains notice Of the death
of Ex-Governor Dunkln, OF Missouri, on the 25th
inst, in the 55th year of his age.


Lieut.. Fremont, who had been announced in a
state OF starvation on the mountains OF California,
is on his way toWashington City, accompanied by
his family, all in fine health and spirits.


Hon. B. F. Browne has been appointed Postmas-
ter Of Salem, in place Of Caleb Foote, ESQ.,, re-
moved.


Gen Scott is at Saratoga.
The Alumni of Harvard University held their
second meeting on Tuesday. The address was de-
livered by Judge White, of Salem. In the after
noon the gentlemen of the Society dined together
in Harvard Hail.


The oration before the Phi Beta Kappa Society
was delivered by the Rev. George Putnam, OF Rox-
bury, and the poem by William w. Story, Esq.


At the late commencement Of Williams College,
(Mass the degree OF l.. l.. ID. was conferred on
his Excel!ency, Gov. Briggs, Of Massachusetts.


Rev John Pierpont, Wendell Phillips, and Rev.
Charles Spear, OF Boston, have been appointed a
committee to devise measures for the abolition OF
Capital Punishment.