MORE STORES: Last week we alluded to the crying want--more stores! Especially is there wanted a good tin and stove store, and a dry goods store. The ladies will dress well, wear hooped skirts and all that, no matter what the cost. Now who will be the fortunate man to supply their needs in this direction?

The Commissioners appointed by the Legislature to select a site for Capitol buildings, have we believe, chosen the public square, and several adjacent blocks for that purpose. Property in that neighborhood will, as a natural consequence, appreciate in value.

ACCIDENT: The overseer and foreman on Mr. Young's Ranche on Fountaine qui Bouille, an old man about sixty years, was assaulted by one of the employees; a Mexican, on Saturday last and so badly injured and beaten that his life is despaired of. We did not learn the names of either of the parties.

Quite a severe blow occurred on Tuesday last, during which two buildings were overturned, one belonging to Gerish and Co., the other to Judge Pettit; both were very poorly constructed or they would have withstood the storm.