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INHuMANIrY.-We arc informed that a family
of German emigrants, consisting of the mother,
four children, and a young man, two of whom
had the small pox, were put off upon the canal
bank between Weobsport and Frazeysburg a few
days since, where they renamed with Their house
hold stuff entirely exposed for about twcnty.iour
hours, when Mr.. Joseph Notthup, OF FrazcyshurF,
heard of it, and, aided by friend, cxeTtcd theu'-
selves to procure an outhousc Tor their use, and
furnished them with provisions. Theyouug man
had been first taken aud recovered, but the mother
of the children sunk under 1t and died. The
children had been vaccnatcd and escaped. Tine
father had come in advance to provide home,
und was settling near Chicothe. Word was
conveyed to him, and he reached the scene of sui-
fering in time TO witness the dying agones of her
who had travelled far, checrcd by the prospect of
rejoning the partner Of her hopes in The land of
their choice. The same who bad minlstercd TO
her wants while living, deposited the remains
hastily in the coffin and buried ,hem near the
place of death. AS neither of the gentlemen who
Ininistered to them spoke the German language,
and none who could speak would assist, the hiS-
tory of their case was little known.


GAINESVILLE (O.) Gazette.