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A young fellow Tn Vermont Mnety~one years o0s recently applied for divorce for the purpose ot mar rying again! .l%F sf5a

 A young lad named Henry Walters. engaged for q year in the Post Office, at Erie, Penn has been de- tected in robbing letters, containing money winch; have passed through the Post Office. He had takens about $500. He is in prison awaiting trial

 The receipts on the Boston and Providence Rail Road, for July, were S2S0oO

 Good.-Two scamps in the employ of a widow. who kept a store in Manchester, England, took advantage of her absence pack up goods to the value of al thousand dollars with which they succeeded in get ting on board of vessel on the point of sailing for New-York The lady, nothing daunted, took pas. sage in another ship for few days afterwards, and had the good fortune to arrive week before the ngl tives. She made her complaint. and engaged an oeti to wait for the arrival of the vessel As soon asr came in sight, he proceeded on board, arrested the rascals transferred them from the ship to prsous and the stolen goods to the lady. s

 duel fought on, the 18th ut. opposite Vicks- burg, Miss between Col. Quvall and MT: Cannne- ham. The first named individual was shot thfoagh the heart at the first fire The latter had narrow e' cape, as the ban passed through his clothes

 The marck ofrap;s;ty.--We learn from the Norfolk Beacon. that gentleman lately travelled from that horo,,gh to Boston in orsy yega Aea's, deduSfng the lime he stopped in two or three cities and the whole cost of the route was only @00.75. Quick enough and cheap enough, in all conscience. and qsickerand cheaper to9 we venture to say, than such an exploit was ever accomplished before,