Phenix Gazette

Our readers will be gratified to learn, by the following extract from the Boston Daily Advertiser, that young Frothingham who disappeared so strangely from the Oneida Institute, in April last, has been heard from.

"Mr. Frothingham.—This gentleman, whose disappearance from the Oneida Institute a few months since was made the subject of much public comment, as he was supposed to have perished, has recently been heard from. Letters from him, dated Liverpool, May 27, are published in the Salem Gazette. He states that owing to the effect of close application, at the institution, he felt occasionally that his thoughts were wandering. About the 5th of April, this occurred more frequently than before, and he knows not how he spent much of the time between that date and the 8th; he observes that every thing is confused in his recollection. He remembers only that finding himself in a strange place he inquired where he was, and was answered in Montreal. He remembered nothing farther until he found himself, in May on board a vessel bound from Quebec to Liverpool. He appears to have wandered for a considerable time, and to have embarked for England without any consciousness of what occurred."