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4 .Hagpis's cunning.-A gentleman who had magpe, told me that, having had ma ny articles stolen, he watched him narrowly and at length he was seen by him. gather ipo pebbles with much solemnity, and drop ,,;s.s csch!, stone he cried "carach' triumph ant|y, and set of for another. Making himself sure that he had found the object of his search, the gentleman went to the .!aes. and found in the hole a poor toad, which the magpie was stoning for his amusement.

 Saturday night flat boat got unmanage- able in the current, and run broadsde against the bow of the steamer Shark, Capt. Bebee, and sunk instantly. By the exertion of the officers and crew of the Shark, three men who were on board the boat were rescued from watery grave; im- mediately one of them turning round to his companions, exclaimed, "thank God we are saved" On which one of the others, looking wistfuly at the boat, ejaculated, .what signifies life without money! the boat was worth one hundred and fifty dol lars !n-Neac Oricans .frgus.