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o'SaAi poat A,cu S utt s,ittfVo .s..~ last night, who reported her as having run on large sawyer, about seven miles beh.w this place, and after remaining on 1t near half an hour, she capsized. There were several passengers on bourd--=but fortu. nately no lives were lost. She had goods on board for several of our merchants. which it is supposed are entirely lost. The accident happened yesterday afternoon.

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 The state of things at Providence and it's nelghborhood, may be partially estimated rom the following brief nohces of a me- moral about to be presented to Congress rom the mechanics and artizans, conyen- tlon of whom (29S strong) was held u few days ago;

 fltty thousand spindles are already stop- ped, and so have many of the machina shops-as for example, 2475 tons of iron was used Ill the last year, but the present rate IS less than $50 tons per annum- 800 men were employed in the furnaces now only 90. At this time last year, contracts for lumber amounting 10 S7O,UeU had been entered into; now only l4Oo dollars. The master builders are now without contracts, and so forth.

 An extraordinary punishment was recent

 y awarded by a jury in Perry county, Mo. The aceused-a slave--was tried for an assault and battery upon the body of Mrs. E. Murphy, of that county. lie was found guilty as charged, and the jury awarded that he should receive seven hundred and fifty lashes ;! The court, however, very properly, granted new trial, l,.on the ground that the accused could not survive the punishment. 1 Portland, in Maine, has followed the ex- ample of New York, and thrown off hex allegiance to King Andrew. The election for Charter officers took place on the sth ut. and the Whig candidate for Mayor was elected by 397 majority. The vote was, for Levi Gutter, 1232; John Anderson, late

 Mayor, s35. The victory was hailed ill the most enthusiastic manner. Cannon were fired, the bells rung merry peals, and the whole was concluded by the burning of tar barrels on Mount Joy.

 Mir Preston has accepted an invitation rom the young men of Philadelphia, 10 D, public dinner.