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During Feat, and Attractions Escape.- In Laurens street, near Spring street, yes- terday evening, about o'clock, child fell down cistern, constructed in the shape of jug. with neck or entrance about three feet in length. The child had fallen in, and had foated under the sides of the cistern, when a person named A. J. Brown jump ed in, made dive, and succeeded in res- cuing the child. The diameter of the cis- tern is not more than fourteen inches, mere ly large enough for bucket ;and when every thing is taken into consideration the saving of the child is truly providen- tial. The child. when brought up, was recognised by MT. Brown as his own, although at the cry of "a child had fallen in the cistern," he knew nothing of it. It IS the sixth being he has rescued in the course of his life from watery grave. Where IS the Humane Society,". We reccomniend MT. Brown as proper subject of thelr fla yor.--.N. Y. Star.