, 1859-03-04

The Bath (AIe,) Tines gives the following par
ticulars in relation to Mrs. Lee, Of Edgccomb,
perishing in the snow storm on the night Of Jan.
4th: "Hcr husband had gone to the sclioOlhouse
for his children, and returning aItcr nightiall,
became bewildcrcd In the storm, and hallooed for
aid The deceased heard him, and instead Of
placing light so as to be seen, salied out in the
storm to ronder aid, and soon found Mr., Lee and
the children. Both parties became bewiljered,
hut Mr., Lee finally, with the children, succeeded
in reaching the house, when lie found his wife
was missing. Search was unavailing until
morning, whom her lifclcss frozen body was found
partially covered with snow at short distance
from the house" 'Ai#' ' T'''
II Is rclatcd that the six.mile kingdom Of Mon
AGO was rescued from 6nal absorption, when the
Congress at Vienna was engaged in dc-Napole-
oniSing the map Of Europe, through one Of Tai
cyrands jcsts. The iacetious diplomatist OBJ
serving, when the now chart was handed TO him
ior approval, that no note had been made Of the
Italian Lilhput, ran his pen round the rocky prom
ontory, and wrote, "and the Prince Of Monaco
will rc-enter into his estates ~ Aud thus the
ancient House Of Grimaldi' was rcinstatcd in It's
divine rights. ...irt5
John breckenridge, of Shelby county, Ky,
was recently subjected to brief Imprisonment
IN the Louisville JAIL where he was smitton with
the charms Of Agnes Moran, lively Irish girl,
charged with larceny. IIc offered 10 furnish
bail in the sum Of $500 for her IL she would go
and live with him, TO which sho agreed, aud
leN, as sho said, 70 pack up her clothes. That
was the last, however, that johnny saw Of the
handsome Jade, and his grief thereat was not at
all lightcned BY the fact that he was responsible
for the $500. aln1airs ayaFI gEV
A knowing dog In Lawrence, the other day,
seized the handle Of the town pump with his
teeth, and putting his paws against the pump,
worked the handle up and down, but tho water
within being frozen, Towser could not get drop
to drink. 4 gentleman who had observed his
motions kindly presented pailful Of the liquid
element forthe assuaging Of bis thirst whereat
Towser wagged his tail jcyGIly and partook.
The Salem Gazette says that America Burn
ham Of Essex Is supposed 10 have been lost in q
"Tock sloop, on his passage to somo Southern
port. The vessel has not been heard from since
leaving Boston, three weeks since. Mr.. Burn
ham was o singular man. Believing himself
commissioned by the angels to oyerturn our gov
ernment, he was on his way to Washington for
that purpose. fEl W. W|1A5 v
Mr.. George W. Blake, of Fairfax, returned
home from fox hunting on the goth December,
and placed his gun, which was loaded, in cor
ner near the nre 70 dry, mrs. Bake accident
ally knocked the gun down, which caused dis
charge, lodging the contents in one Of her feet,
mangling itnin . dreadful manner: The limb
was ampatAted the next morning, but Mrs. Blake
died few days after i , e - s.s X @ :, {. (. \ d,
A daughter Of Mr., Lawla Of Holyoke, aged 10
years who had complained Of pain in the head
for two or thrco weeks, suddenly shriekcd out
Ohsmy head," and almost instantly expired.
Bella Squircs and AIrs Mary Cromac, whose
united ages amount to 1870 years, and who were
married at Hartford last week, rejoice in the
present possession Of twenty.seven children,
. A politician at the west claims the support Of
tho Catholics on the ground that ho burnt Ro-
man candles on the 9Th Of July evening ~