nun sor the purpose Oi entering nto tre0y tor tel removal, has been declined by the Indian Council. Nat. Knseiigencer

 The ceremony of breaking ground for the cOnstruc ton of the Albany and Schenectady RaiI-ROad took place on Wednesday of last week.

 MeLGnchOiy.-We understand, that person, Mr. Smith, of Chestnut Hil caine his deat on Satur- day aernOon Iast under the following circumstances His well being in condition to require repairing he attempted descend for the purpose of asceaining what improvements would be necessary but he had scarcely reached half the depth of the weII when pratOn became difficult, that he suocaled and fell to the bottom. When taken out, he was quite dead. It is stated to us, that previous his descending, candle lowered into the we'll, the quality oi air, for three successive times, and often was ex- tnguished. His descent against the advice of his Griends.-Ge, nsGntoscn Telegraph.

 A young man named John Fisher native of New Jersey, but resident of Albany for many years, has been arraigned ut Albany a charge Ot robbing the mail in June last. Fisher plead guilty. The Albany Daily Advertiser says:-" Judge Conkhng has sen- tenced John Fisher, the man who some time snce robbed the northern and the western mails in the v- ciniy of this city. to years imprisonment in the states prison. Five years for each offence.''

 4 Nes0 Project.-It is proposed, through the edit oral columns of the New-York Sentinel, to form a combination of editors, without respect to creeds, political religious, in favor of fairness temperate argument and courteous language, and against party abuse personalities, misrepresen,aons of opponents opinions, and every thing calculated woundthe feel ings or arouse the passions of cocmporary."

 On Friday the Both ut. Isaiah Van Aukn was found dead, in a field near West Town.

 MMrder.-Mr. John Aflack, we understand, has been apprehended in Wilson county, and committed for trial in Lebanon, for the alleged murder of his own daughter. From the evidence given before the jury of inquest, appeared that she beaten and bruised so as to cause her death. We forbear com ment this shocking event.-Nashciiie Banner.

 Ontrage.-On Friday night last by the name of Jefferson stabbed by negro whom lie was ejecting from his premises, in the lower part of village. Jefferson is still iving and hopes of his re- covery are entertained. The black, whose name we cannot learn, is still at large, having thus far elued the officers who were in pursuit of him. --.

 Bufato Journal.

 Death 6y Intemperance-On the 3lst uit. Anna Baldwin, long addicted to the incorporate of are dent spirits was found dead by the side of the high way, in Bethel, Sullivan co.

 Another Victim-Last week a young man by the name of Isaac Madison, was found dead, near the head of the Lackawaxen, in Sullivan county, from the same cause.

 We have received the Liberia Herald of May 6. 1t is in mourning on account of the death of Dr. John w. Anderson, Acting Colonial Agent. He died with the African fever the 18th of April, after illness of ten days. Rev. G. A. Kisseing, German Mission ~.~, rorC,rr,od aho f,ne deeease an. pears to have been regarded witt unegued regret by all the members of tI,e Coiony.-N Y Jour. c Com.

 Storm in LimestORe cOMnty.-On Friday the 16th a violent hurricane passed that part of Limestone county, lying near Limestone creek and south of the township road. A gentleman (Adr. Webb) informed us Saturday last, that he had counted 700 trees which had been blown down or torn of upon 65 acres of his land. Great damage done to his crop, and those of of his immediate neighbors: although fortunately no lives were lost Its course from east wes though did not learn how far the storm extended.- Hnntspiiie (AiG.) paper.

 We learn says the Atenian that the gold region of the Cherokee territory is again by the hunters of the precious metal It is supposed that two thous and persons there from the state of Tennessee lone wi.h regret say, many citizens of our own state. We expect some serious examples will have to be made before they ydesist.-Georgian.

 We learn from the Macon Telegraph that on the 18th inst. on the Federal road miles from Macon, men were knocked down in blacksmith's shop by lightning, one of whom. Samuel Satcher, the master of the shop, was killed. He has leit ten children now deprived of both father and m0iher.-ib. Oaeida Conference.-The venerable and esteemed Bishop Hedding, presided this assembage, which consisted of more than 100 Methodist ministers and closed harmonious week session at Utica, on the 2lst ut. Among the various business transacted by the conference resolutions of very general inter est passed, viz. tO promote the establishment ot Temperance Soceties throughout s jurisdiction, and requiring every preacher his influence to effect this object, and discourage. as far as may be, the practice of dressing n black and other unnecessary expenses of mourning eppGrei.-Lints Falls Gas.

 Breach in the Miami Canal.-The Cincinnati Advertiser states that breach occurred, on Thurs day week. in the hank of the Canal, abOUt three miles from town; and that the water continued to rush out until the breach extended upwards of fifty yards MARRIED.

 In Middlebury, Vt. Mr. J. w. Copeland, editor q the National Standard, to Miss Georgiana Croswell formerly of this town.

 In Hartford, Mr Beajamin Hicks, Jr. Of Manches ter, to hiss Aureia Shepard.

 | At ToNand, Mir Valentine Best, of Hartford, tc In East-Haddam, Mfr Truman Fuller to Miss Lucy

 