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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT. h. Lacey,
of Virginia. to bs Consul of the United States for the
port OF Neuvitas IN the Island OF CuD1, IN the place
OF William Hogan.


CASE OF THE REV. c. T. ToRREY-This per.
son, indicted for abducting three colored Slaves
from Mr. Eeckro,te of this city, WAS brought into
the CITY Court this morning for nal but not being
ready, his case was postponed until Friday next at
which time it will be taken up. Bait. Pat


Iron WoRKs.-Some extensive iron works are
projected at Smithville, Mel bv Edward Smith,
Esq. There IS n stone furnace 40 feet square on
the ground 23 feet square at the top, and 40 ieesn
height A building 83 feet by 80 ieet s also erect.
ed. in which are a refining furnace trip hammeb&c.
Ore is abundant and contract has been madesto
deliver coo bushels Goals per day for five years at
cents per bushel. AT these iron works forty men
are employed at present.


~ The citizens of Warsaw tIll) are in per.
tuIbation about the Mormons, who by the last &C.
counts, have turned thieves. Four stores were
stolen from, horse was stolen, wagon loaded
with buckwheat md about 90 head of cattle, allby
the Mormons, as is said.


ACouNrERrEITER RARRFsTEp.-Wea are informed
by Mr. Stevens, of the Uxbridge Express, thata
man named Windsor Hatch, Of Westboro', formerly
OF Worcester, Mass was arrested in Worcester last
evening, for passing counterfeit money! and held TO
bail in the sum of $20O0 and fer want thereof COM
mitted 10 Worcester Jail. Bost. Mer. Jour.


FATAL ACcIDENr.-Hazen Lawrence, of this
city, aged 2S, laborer at hs Worcester Railroad
freigh, house. died on Monday evening, from an In
jury caused by the rolling upon him Of heavy
cask, which he and others were taking from car
He has lelt wife and one child. Bos Adv.


FATAL AccIDESr.-We are panied to learn that
William ID. Frazer, Clerk OF thu steamer Hannibal,
fell overheard on Sunday evening while the boatlay
at Chester, Ill. and before the iact las ascerlained,
was drowned.


Y Miss ALMEpA SMITH, the Young lady wbcae
limbs were az dresdlnll, pansIed BY the Long lsand
Railroad cars, at East New York on Saturday last,
died yesterday morning.


SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-The Nc cCracken home.
stead, at the foot of State street, was purchaseda
few days ago. by VIM. Buel, for $4,000 in cash.


Rochester Democrat