LoNcEvITy.-There is now living in this counly. a man of the name of John Hill, who from the best information that can be obtained from himself ard oth- CTS, is between iz2sG9 iz2sG9 ard i3UU ii3UU years off age! He served George the l, II, and Ill, as soldier--the latter the last time :a this country under Gen ( ci. Brad Brad dock, and was considered too old for soldier when our revolutionary war broke out! lie enjoys pretty good health at present, and appears likely to yet have some years il store. His lsab- its through life, so far as the memory of any now living suaaeth, affords 10 ar gaueft of temperance being necessary to to .oli lI'asss 1ss t pssss sssss.1 Rep. An eastern gentleman at New-Or- leans, thus sums up the occurrences of the week insthat busy city. It is what may be called a rough entry of ordila- .ry occurrences.

 " "Aman is to be hanged to-day fortry~ ing to fire the city.

 Asailor was killed this week by the guard, for disturbance, and not sPeai- ing French.

 A fight took place last Sunday, at a Catholic Church, because sotne men preferred sts,ldilI with their s:r backs s;ssik ks to the altar, rather than lose sight of tine pretty creole ladies.

 Two friends went into the country a few days ago, in an honorable way, and ole was buried a day or two after.

 4 respectable yourg gentleman shot the husband of ladv i1s bread diaylis s''sstts beeause he sisted ea protecting hts wite from insult.