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RArHfa CooL.--Among the details of the late terrible disaster lake Esie. little expected to lad joke; yet the CieayelaaA Piasa Dsaier tells as. ths. while the Chesapeake was lying to her saehcr, gsaasaly siaking, and just before she went down. . geulieinaA sought out his wife, who was standisg oa the hurricane deck, and thus aceosted her:

 ~xen, wife. that long nocted question will soon ee settled Sith us..

 .waat ao yoa mean. !" said she. .'whai question to yoa refer so v

 ..WAsi'' said be, .sfhe qaestioa whether that old Red Drsgcn has sesea heads and tea horns. or len he ads and seyeo hcrns'

 "Oh, hnsbaads" said the Lady. ''how can yoa jest af such times

 is about tea misafes tAe bost wect down, and as luck xoald hass t. this imPertuseAbie jesier was saved.

 The New York Mirror, which was tshe first to paf up the name of General Taylor for president, pseferring. to Gen. T's last letter says:--

 s.if Gen. Taylor wrote is, we can oaly say, with regret, that he has written himself out--which we do not beiieve--os thai his friends have done what hts enemies have never been able to do-vauquished him-"