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ANOTHER STREET ASSASSIN NArloN.-The Au- gusta (Ga) Chronicle, of Tuesday, states that, on the preceding day Edward w. Collier, proprietor of the Richmond Hotel, was assassinated in the street by man named Robert Burns runner for another hotel. Mr. Collier it seems was in waiting at the depot of the Georgia Railroad for the train. On its arrival, two passengers accompanied Mir. Collier towards the hotel, when Burns ran after them, to induce them to go to the United States Hotel, for which he was runner. Some words passing between him and MT. Collier, Burns rush. ed upon the latter and stabbed him twice to the heart. Of course the unfortunate man died in- stantly The Mayor offers areward of $500 for the arrest of the offender, who is thus described =: (. About 5 feet 10 inches high, between 35 and 40 years old, light blue eyes, nclining to grey, little baid, and thick set" s'.@ i,]

 We understand that the Hon. Daniel Webster has formed law partnership with Edward s. Van Winle Esq, of this city, and that they have taken an office in the Merchants Exchange from the 1st -ofFebruary ensuing Soft appears that this city is hereafter to enjoy the benefit of MT. Webster's great legal talents. It is an honor to any commu- nity to enroll such man among the number of its citi2ens.---DH F. Journal 0f Commerce. a,sy s, Esastus Beaob, Esq has been appointed Post master at CatssSi, in place of T. 0EIara Crcswel, deceased