The Boston Cssainei, oae of the most aaciens and respectable papers in Massachusetts, is about to bs converted into daily paper.

 Mr. Charles o. Bill, aged 2l, a student of the med. cal College at Fnir6eId N. Y. while visit to the Trenton falls in company with his sister and another young lady, made mis-Ssp near the edge of the wa ter and Cell in and being able to recover himsef was swept by the force of the down the als- his body was not found until days after, some dis tRnce below.

 The subscription bOOks for the Bank at Middle town to be called the Mddlesex County Bank, were kept open but parts of two days. Capital Of the Bank $2OO.0OO Amount subscribed $27l.OOO. meeting of the stockholders is be held the 3lst inst for the purpose of choosing Directors.

 MeianchoLy--Drowned on Saturday evening last, whiie bathing im Black River, in this vilage Arch- bald M'Claren, agedl8, and Emery Pierce, aged 22 years. These young men having swarm from the south the north shore Of the river walked up the stream few rois when M'Claren flung himself into the current of violent whirlpool, at the foot of the fIs thinking doubt he could a, pleasure extrcaie himself from it. He was carried rapidly round the circle of several rods diameter, when Pierce. proba- bly supposi"g his friend very pleasantly borne aIong plunged n after hm. By this tilns several persOns beheid their hopeless sua,ion but could aao'd them no possible assistance. They were carried around with resisess iorce dashed through the breakers and plunged in the boiling waters of the whirlpool, until stranged and exhausted, they sunk ia death the un happy victims of youthful temeriiy. WatessoW" San

 At the village of Carthage, in this county, on the 29, inst. whilst baihing iD the same river, Benjamin O.trander was drowned. The particulars attending his fate are no, communicated. He was to have been married the next Sunday.-b.