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The Pennsylvania Inquirer, under the head of infatuation. tells the story of young lady of family who abandoned home. married. in opposition to her family's wish. young man guilty of theft and forgery. and who had bro- ken prison, all of which facts she well knew {; still. sO strong was the hold on her affections, that nothing could restrain her. the power of love proving irresistible. and ultimately tri- ! nmphing over her judgment. hazarding her ! happiness and prospects "f life.

 | The President.-The following is from the Nashville Banner Ofth 10th instant :-" The President of the United States. as we are in- formed, left the Hermitage on yesterday, fo: Washington City, via Knoxville and Virignia. We further learn that he was in the enjoy ment Ofan excellent state of health"

 I Aagfal Catosirophe.--The Easton Whig says :-On Thursday last. at half past le o. clock. the schr. Thomas G. Edward. Captain Handy. a small craft loaded with oysters. bound from St. Michaels to Baltimore, when oh Tighman's Point, was capsized and im- mediately sunk. and the following persons, seven in number. who were in the cabin at the time. were drowned: Mrs. Emeline DOb- son, wife of Mir. Wm. Dol'sOn. of Baltimore, and child; Miss Helen DOhsOn. sister Of Mr. DObsOn Miss Ellen Jane Hamilton, sister Oi Mrs. DobsOO; a Mir. Harris; GarretsOn West's two children, of St. Michaels. The vessel has been raised. and the bodies brought to St. MichaeIs and inferred on Saturday afternoon,