Mr. Torrey

It may interest sotne ofyour readers to learn that the Rev. Charles T. Torrey, who is confined in our penitentia ry, for abducting siaves, is well. He is en gaged in the 6pooüng department, and is quit skilful nlready, getting throuo-h his task at a eaily hour, and devoting the rest of his tim to readincr. He receivcd a letter from hi wife on Wcdneadny, which the humane nm gentlemnnly warden of the prison gave t him. He eats hearty, sleeps wel!, and, as fa ae outward manifestations go, is not unhappy I may be enabled, iu a fowdays, to write yo