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fl smaI Fortune.-T'he Leipsic Gazette announces the death, at Warsaw, of Count de Braincki, leaving fortune of l20 millions of Polish horins (ifteen millions of dollars

 IHc Sea .Serpcm.-Captain Wales, of the barque Wave, of Boston, has written a letter to the Boston Merchants Exchange Reading Room, under date of Malaga, September 9th, vered on the 9th of August, near Cape Cod. It was also seen by part of the crew. Capt. W. says:

 "When I first discovered it, ] thought it was the surf breaking over beach or rock, but immediately 1t rose in a perpendicular position, thirty or forty feet above the sur face of the water, remaining about ten SC conds, and then falling horizontally, the body disappeared, leaving wake in the water, and rising again in the same position, at nearly regular intervals, for the space of half an hour, when il entirely disappeared.

 The form of the monster fesembled that of an eel, the largest part appearing next the water. His head being somewhat smaller than his body, and from the position of the body exposed, should judge it to have been from ninety to one hundred and twenty feet in length, and the circumference, that of hogs head. It was about 6 o'clock in the evening, and we had so good and so tonga view ofhim, that there can be no doubt existing relating to this serpent. do not write this for the sake of filling up letter in newspaper, but as actual facts, and not by any means exag- geratcd.D