JudsOm Female Institute.
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The annual examination O. ihe pu, pills of the Judson, closed or last Thurs> day evening. Concerts were given by Mr. Chase and the ladies of the Insti- ute, in the Baptist Church, on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. It were an act of superrel ogauon to speak in terms of praise of Judscn Concert. On Thurs day night the exercises of tho Gradua. ting class, reading essays. conferring diplomas, &c. took place al the church. The dense crowd and excessive heat rendered il less agreeable than we have l seen il on former occasions. The es~ says of the young ladies, struck us as belng a'kabIy good Without ex. ception they were beautifully written chasie and elegant in style, entTelY free from the profusion of metaphor which marks the productions of most young persons of both sexes ; they also display. ed variety of knowledge, strength and an acuteness of reasoning, and a familiarity with general principles which we confess we were not prepared to hear, and winch would actually have done credit to a practiced and popular writer.

 The exercises were concluded by the singing of Parting Hymn," written for the occasion, by our friend and fel- ow-,ownsman, Chas. Grenrell, Esq in his happiest strain. We were prevented by other eng agements ihe pleasure of attending any portion of inc examina. lion, but have heard il spoken of in high terms.-Marion News.

 A Coon ToAsT. " When the Hon. D'xon fl. Lewis was visiting the city n I shcrt time since, he was invited by one of the proprietors of Coney Island, 70 visit that far famed place to eat clam~ chowder. He very gtaciously accep> ted the invitation, and after embarking on boa'd the American Eagle, soon found himself indulging in all the luxu> ries of the Governors Mansion. A party of gentlemen had assembled to welcome the honorable Senator, and toasis and champaigne flowed and spar kled with he brilliant flashes of wit and good hdmof which lent their aid 10 the convivialily of he scene.

 Being called upon for a sentiment, Mir. E. arose and let off the fol- lowing:

 "OUR WoRTH9 GUEST:

 His heart and body have been striving 10 opt grow each other all his life-but, as e,, his heart has it