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.Sufocation at ihe bottom Of Well] has seldom fallen to our lot to record n| melancholy accident than that which oceu| at the Canadiere yesterday, whereby fellow creatures, all in the vigor of heallhI strength, were hurried into eternity. II the information we have obtained, it apd that laborer of the name of Delair, wht| sided in St. Johns Suburbs, was empId by Captain Julien, R. N., to clean out deepen a well that was on his premises. had been engaged in this employpenI some days, going down and returning OfI the well, without experiencing any incdI nlence, till the afternoon of yesterday, Vh| as he was descending, he was obserd| loose hold of the rope and fall to the b0p1 Mr. Julien's youngest son observing hlm1 to fall, immediately gave the alarm, and VI out moments delay or consideration, scended, and met with the same fate. alarm was then given to the neighboa1 that two men were lying at the bottom o well; and amongst those that soon arrl55sl the spot, II. N. Jones, Esq, and one o men, named Shields. The latter, without least hesitation, offered to go down to rss] his fellow men; indeed such was hls ea] ness, that when one of the by-standerss posed to tie a rope round him, he couo be prevailed on to stop, till this was dop] fatal precipitancy! He had not descel more than five or six feet, when ne observed to quit the rope and fall. By time the feelings of the by-standers Y wrought up to the very highest pitch ! had not Mir. Jones been forcibly held | by MT. Julien's servant girl and oas two others, he, no doubt, would have s1'1 the same fate as the three that had ready suffered. But for all this, an0l victim, named Mathew, with fatally seems most extraordinary, attempted lne5 cue; and like those who had made s|' attempt, he met with the same faee, anu above the other three. By this time, n.' were procured, without risking the llss any more, to take the bodies of the io'l fortunate men out of the we'll but when ', z were brought up, life was extinct in the N~ ' of them. Shields and Delair were bo. :"

 ried men. The former has left WYE :, , large family to mourn his untimely l0sii We have not heard whether the other aa s

 any children or not. Quebec t'd''"