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Two young men, whose parents are respectable, were fined fifteen dollars each for disturbing the con gregaton worshipping in the Methodist Church in An thony street, on Wednesday evening. These young men were guilty of entering the of the eders and violating the sanctty of the house by bosterous cries of Glory, Amen, sec him.. &c. which they kept up for some time and were making preparations to be off, when the Minister expressed hope that they would not be allowed to depart and they were taken to the Watch-house.-N. Y. Star. M eal

 Profession and Praciice-A young lady near Calais, who appeared in . religious procession in the morning under the character of the Virgin Mary, eloped the same evening with an officer of the Cuirassiers.

 Harlem RaI Road 1anael. This stupendous under. taking, it is expected will be completed in about six weeks. The tunnel is already through the mountain 475 feet on the north side and 60 it. on the south and about 60 feet remains to be cut before the work men meet. This tunnel, when completed, will be the largest though not the longest, in the world, and cut through rock of as hard and finn texture can any, where be found. The open cuts either side of the tunnel are almost terrific gaze at from the edge of the summit. They are through the solid rock, and that on the north side is 55 feet deep. When compe

 ted and connected with the adjoining scenery. it will form one of the randest and most romantic sights to be found on the face of the gobe.-N Y. Times.

 The Bostonians boast-we mean the Morning Post boasts for themhat the first canal cut in this couI- try-the Middlesex, was by the Bostonans- that the Quincy railroad was also the first constructed in America. We believe the Post is right right. at least according to our recollection.

 |. A ConsTast-Mr. Jefferson in letter to Gov. Mo. Kean. says. The Constitutional remedy, by the cleo tive principle, becomes nothing, if may be smother ed by the enormous patronage of the General Govern ments' How beautifully thislanguage contrasts witt that used by the Van Buren Democratic organ ir Washngton. in apologiang for it's defeat in Missouri

 1Ae pafToaags tas Fsdsfal Govanmsat has aot bss. ssss e ssssan tAs slicaa psssys so ar as DeAnD night . espses." This is Van Buren DemOcracy.- .-- And yet ts party claim to bs the exclusive Je6esso niaR RspSb'icaa DeaOeraGss- Albaay DaiEy AdU. As euz Omen.-A manb the nems of, ,SiIas W,iekt was lost in the steamboat Gaisd Jacksoa, when sh. susHs doDn-W -Waekingtoa Cosaty Po1.