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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-05

An English and French Department under the united
care of Miss Z j. GARDNER and Mons. A. De YENEzE
graduate OF the Lyceum Louis lie Grand in Paris i'll be
opened in connection with the School Of Design Sept
1st, 1883 Children Of Eve years Of age will be admte
to the preparatory course, in which they will begin the
elements Of both English and French Older pupils will
be advanced to such standing the regular four years.
course as their previous sttainments may Justify.
french text books used and recitaons conducted en-
rey ia French. whenever is possible SO to do For
catalogues, address.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-05
REAL ESTATE.

o. HOUSE FOR SALE.-Fhe estate NOW
s;;s occupied by me, the north side Of Pleasant
~ street, viii be sold cheap Tor cesh. The lot is SO
eel 'front.' by so deep upon which neat little cottage
containing seven rooms. Wen supplied with hard
ana SOFT water Apply the premises Ne 81 Pleasant
Street. WALTER sTEtRNS
jeIS diff
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
FROM WASHINGTON.
TIE DEATH-BED OF BENTON.
From Our Own Correspondent.
" ....x..-..I.1..- H. L. 4, IL

kToE Our OWn CoIrsspohutnt
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, April 6, 1-,5.
Col. Benton is dying His disease, cancer of the
bowels has made such progress that he cannot sur
yive much longer He suffers extreme pain and is
exhausted to almost the last degree of physical
prostratiOn. But bis mind is as clear and as pow
erful as ever, and the high resolute, Roman splr
Cf the old stat sman struggles with ndomtable en-
ergy and fortitude against sickness and weakness
and the awful presence Of the king Of terrors. lie
dies IN harness. working to the last for his country
ard mankind. An old and intimate friend from Mis-
souri, called upon him this morning. Benton was in
bed, scarcely able to move hand or foot, and not
able 10 speak much above whisper. Bat he was
hard at work, closing up bis Abridgement of the
Debates of Congress, which he has brought down to
1850, to the passage of the Compromise measures.
He was debating the closing chapter of the work
Ills daughter, Mrs. Jones, sitting beside the bed
received IT, sentence by sentence whispered in her
ear. and repeated it aloud to her husband, who
wrote il down. 1t was then read over 10 COL Ben.
ton, and received his corrections, made with as
much anxious particularly as if il were the maiden
work of young author.
Resting lcw minutes from his task, Col. Benton
entered into conversation with his Missouri friend
He told him that in reviewing the events Of 1859 be-
WAS clad 10 fEd that the anmosties of the past had
died out in his heart, and he was not only ready
but eager to do Justice to his former rivals and op
ponents lie spoke with much feeling oi Mr.. Clay,
10 whose merits and services be had awarded the
highest praise in what he was writing about the
Compromise period Of 1850. lie dwc'! particularly
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
BOARD or EDUCATION.

The Board Of Education met yesterday.
Tie matter Of SCHOOL houses IN the 2lst AMI 20
Wsrds up snd an attempt vas made to hitch the
two together ard ,oll them both through The 22l
Wad certainly present. very strong claims for their
new building. Cornelius Collins proposed 10 do the
csrperter's work Of the /" shool house Wm. T.
Tyson, who bids for the work, ohers two gen
tlerren as "shuretjs:" Keyser & Berrien offer
"sur,iiies;' Alopzo Dutch ofers scuritiesi Charles
y6L6evoort Offers etcuriiys; W. T. j. Sanky ofeis
"srretvs:" NJ j. Newman offers " surities. OLe pro-
peal reads ss follows:
To Ne M H. i'9i De- ~ v1o T :, 70 all the M. Work
scLc s p ~. Nss 10 HgeS n ,n5 & x = n. Ss.
AoosF 70 'ss M s + tc ss9sI I. n ''a S wSs'
is Iossr oi Ny sue'cty Joaa Brodrk No 7s Z. .
ypwD SEEMS SfsG Ysfs" ssst s' No SoF 81 We. sa
Not from these. but froD party grOuncs, the demand
of the Twenty second WeEd Was aeceded to.
Tie PRYsiDESr stated that the injunction sgsinst
tuyiIg toe Fourth Ward property il Oliver 'treet
was It'll in force
III. Committee on Printing instructed TO in
cuie into the prCpriety OF desigesting one more
lerspspers 70 report and IriLt the official an othe
The Beard then elected the Hen. s. 8. Randall City
Superintendent for two years frCm the lst Of june by
lhe fOl ing vote:
saI lel : Randsl........ 81 Henry Millennium.
b.sna..::. ,.''''''''.''''''' 1t :,
ID
NJ K;ddle was elected lis istaH,, by the follow.
ipg vote:
H.I y p. kidoe ......"..9 BAak.".
M.chael J. o Donnel,.
Ar. ODoInel was not q candidate, and was voted
fcr without bis consent
The report CT the Executive Committee on Normal
Schools vas teen taken Up. II contemplaies tne
sbon.cu oftte Saturday Nornsl School in about htee
years aDd tor that PrrPose recomu. na' .ns' rno
Dsly Normal Sci 70, be ,eorg .lissj, aad wss pra'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
IAddiiional by Telegraph. J

sENATF-TyENISG eEs>IOS-RE?ORTS.
b. Mr. PATTgRsoS-TO reduce the capital STOCK Of
the Rochester Bank.
BY M Noxos-To appoint Commissioners Of Rec
ords in Richmond County.
By Mr.. HALsTED-ro prevent frauds ln assessments
op local improvements in New-hoIk ana brookyh.
BY Mr. DIyEN-For the consideration OF the Senate
bill 10 pay tie Interest On moneys owing by 'he
State.
The Serate, teen in Committee, considered claim
bills.
The bill relative to grants Of md urder water in the
City Of New-lork was referc d TO The NeT-fork
Dees alton 70 report complete. 1t restores the night
formerly cid by the Common Council to grant tt.es
to lands under water within the Hsrbor Commission
eIs boundary.
AssTnBLY-EyENIyG SESSION.
When the House met this evening, tie questcn was
on Mr.. ADAMS amsndu ent to attach ReglsIy ID" 10
the bills Of the Committee on Ways and Means, an0
70 mah its tiral passage first in order.
Mr.. MoNrrT renewed bis amendment to make H. last
in order. Lost by 10 to 62.
vote tie Regstry law at Ii &. m. tomorrow IIis
was accepted by NJ. ADAMS, and finally adopted BY
the House by vtte CT II to: -.
The Committee of Sixteen reported humoef VI
bills proper to be- reported compete
Tie funowiug blls were reported by Committees:
BY Mr.. McNirT-To smcrd The act for ths sP-
prsistuent of the lands Of the BuEao end Lake Oi'
tar.o R-il.cad Ord red to third resiing;
TIC incorporate reiltosd company IN lsce VI 'n'
Northern Railroad. Ordered 70 third reading; :,
L. relation TO toe BufT. @ and Aegary aud Builao
aL6 PIT: LurgL Railroads. Ordered 20 ttird readDs;
To reduoe the capital stock Ct tie Sui4"enanAa aIo
CtyUga Railroad. ,p.i,-,.a
Relsii1e 10 the Syracuse al BiLghainion hailoa-'
Ofdored 10 al bird reading. .t;..ha
M. HALLIY reported ice Senate Dill 20 trohIa' & ~
Ieeept c fee Railroad passes 6y puolc on a.
a. eLCed as only 10 Apply ~ The senators u 'N'
Tr.sert Legislature. ., ..;,h ;c-
M HurCHIS,os hoved to Ufor 1t back WIZ IL,
st4uciots to the Coum.tee TO report the pl
n tte ssu shape ID which it passed the >ee .'e,
Lat b, 80 10 1j, aui the b.l went mo Conui'' ''
O. ire Wide.
NJ. stTHIELAND from the Majority ComIn't,ee 'l
Rs.oacs reported s bill requiring the Ne" II 49, asch
Rai,-ctd Company to .gn al esiIy usln i"iu o'''
q es,er iC New York. .,;-i ..os;,,,
TIE foloxitg bills stTe ordered TO thiI" iedo-np
II r,.on 70 Unelsin,d Dep ,, IL saving Bsra. ri
To amend tie Geafrs be Law IA Ao"loiA' ofO"AyN HI
Kt- q Cour.y. ,,. rto,f,-o ~.
CIy Il Now Iork. . -, =, D.,
II declare the les4 Is of tAe ioa-ln= 70 --'' 49,
Z Ntsv ioik. il. --,,ax ~ "a,
To e. abe he Ne sYo.t suPeryi'ors to rise HLsy I.
2 su.E = le tie City q BOfelD - g-ls--'e -
To a,-r~ ~. ,bs N,w.Y rz Puerustc Power OouP'hy'
10 eis. Owe the Aa,xeTp Lunbsi SDinpsif II co-,.,x
To inco rpo- SIC Il as-J's Cst a. M'tres -
To 5rgsLze Lunatic Asyum fof ina3e ,,s car
For the y Il obsfEuctlc- II t'-.-N--
f.rrc.t q t-icze-
4 Sr'-S H. CO.. of.h s. DAY. BE u 57ci-iL
e-y-ICrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
NEE PING OF CLERGYMEN AND LAYMEN

A meeting Of c.trgyuen ard lsyneu took pace last
evening at Scipger Institute TO devise means to per-
retuate the present uriou of Christian effort anong
the various denominations Of the city. to brugng re-
ligion within the reach o! the multiudes WHO are now
rrscicay excluded by their condition and habits from
existing avenues A large number of gentlemen took
part in tte discussions of the meeting, aud while all
agreed in tie great terabeness of the ultimate oo-
ieet rroposed come difference of opinion was ex-
pressed as to the practcabty OF the various methods
sul gested.
II ives fra'ly. after rrotrscted debate, resolved
ii at the whole subject matter be referred back to the
Comu ittee DT. Peck chsirmsn, " wroa The present
meeting had been called together will the resolution
prepared end tferpd By the committee for the action
of the meeting The expressed object CT this refer
exec back TO the committee WAS to furnish an oppor-
unity or the presentation of more definite plan Q,
action before fuller represeI tation of the clergy and
la tv Of the various nCmnatoDs 8t meeting to be
called ain soon upon day pqued by the comlnttee
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
Important from VPncZuela-Tbe
Government OVeVthrOWn.
BALTINOHE, v ednesday, Apr

BAL1INOHE, Wednesday, April !, Ioo5.
Per bsrk ". X. Taylcr arrived in Hampton Rosds,
We have Lagusyra dates Of the Goth March and impor-
tent intelligence in reference 70 the revolution 10 Ven
ezuea. General Monagss, President Of the Republic,
fearful Of being oyertbrown BY the revolutionary party
sent BIS resignation to Conges on the 18th of March,
winch was accepted, aud Provisional Government
recogpized-st the heed Of which is Gen. Castro The
latter has appointed the following ministers;
w Unutia-secre.ary of Foreign Afsirs
o. Trd-Secretary Of Finsnees
w r. Torsr-SecretsIy Of in'e,rn -
General r. Soto-secretary Of Wal and Navy.
General Monagas and the late Secretary OF Foreign
Affairs, MIR. Jacuto Gsirrrez, are under 'he collective
protection of the diplomatic body.
Leon de la Covs, Consul to Philadelphia came pss-
sepgerin the w. Il. Tay lor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
Yxxvth CONGRESS- First session
SENATE. .WAsHlsGrON, AprI Z Io5S'

SENATE. WAsHIsGros, April = lS55
An, 'eted oi-ous.ioo to'k place upon Tue :" IL
90 .tt,p's report sgaust the priLHag q rue
"t,l.s "a -, -, deceas~d S~nH W.: u
euSos"s" ,p6v,E FESSENDtS, HALE ahd
httsrs. BhOMH -. .,ueceess,y printing
Nj CAMERON PA. s-d T. ~ bs reiec,ed in fu,Sre
t,e that an Picture books Won ors.nd b.d
ard Sn, frtm thr'y to fnty ", ~ ""d
I'D beAr saved Nv the Committee. ~ nrN.
Mss.,s, HOUSTON Texas, add MAsON Na'l
s,Dts IN "a vor { priutirg these culog'es.
M SEWARD n " explHoed, thst his vote 10
W.. e ,ba n-intng was rot infuepced by perronsl
intees lie also spoke of exaggerated funeral honors
S' Fipas, aSsfS Nj HoUsTONS motion to print wa die
sTbe MiLue,cta bill Was then taken up. II is very
brief Consisting e preamble and two sectiors sd-
mittrg MLLosota az State and allowing her two
Kfpres LtGtiyes 80 So,
The smendmerts were concuued in and the bill read
third time
Mr. WILSON called for the Yeas and Nays on the
passege Of tie bill.
Previous IN the caiug of the roll Messrs BELL,
HOUSTON BROWN, JOHNSON Tenn, CRIT.
TENDEN, STUART and WILSON made brief re-
1alks On tie clause in the Constitution permitting
aliens 20 vote. -
The Husl vote, that the bill pass. was Yeas A.;
Eays3
kAYs-Messrs Clay Kennedy aud Yulee
ABSENT Me-.f- BayArd Ben. .Sm1. Davis. fesseLden,
Foot HcD5.soE IveIsob Psrcc Reid and Thompson Of n.y.
Bstes.
Tho Senate then went into Executive Session, and on
tbe opening f the doors again adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
The Townsend Trial in Canada.

TONONTo, c. w, Wednesday, APfH' ., Io'o;
After Towpsends aoquittal yesterday of the murder
Of Constable Rcrards at Merrtsville, be was ag Ain
committed for trial for the murder Of Nels at Cayuga
The trial ust concluded has been the most exraordi
nsry on record. Tie verdict rendered was received
with great sstOpisbment
MrRRIrTsvILLR. CIV, Wednesday, April !, 1857.
Sylvester Dosne, a witness who testiied against
Townsend in his recent risl for murder, was attacked
last night when on hs way home, and nearly beaten to
death His a. ssaauts were two who Issued fromthe
woods as he pessed, and are supposed to be accom-
plices of Townsend They both escaped. Dcane is
not expected 70 live. The excitement which preyi-
ovslv eyi.t.d here 10 consequence of Townsends ac
quitisl, has been very much augmented by this out
rage.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
A FCGITITE FROM SLAVERY
co--s,oniscc. cf Tss n. 7. T..Sus,.

I,
P,rERsos, n. j., April :, 1873.
AZ interesting 4 siGyc frcm Amel.csn FceedSm
rived in this city from tie Od Domi-.on, Sunday
evening ss.. s9d leit Yesterday mora0g Tor a homo
srd freeze m on Bfit:sh eel, which wtrs denied him
under the stars aId stripes. lie had been wandering
or his way moe tasp three weeks sleeping and rest
iry in woodr snd csyeus by csy ard running toward
Freedom by p:gh' he was ragged AID almos. baTs-
foot, hungry, and won cut. he wss taken in hand
by few kLmsr- individuals aud furnished with
suit fr m head To foot together with change Of
IoD prrvisicLs Il Ais i,urIey few Gollss n norey
and q ticket ire L. G.. K. X. for Canada. He
told fiight.ul story about the he got started
-friehiful because il shows that the Union is sgau
in danger. His masters darstter q little girl an
ther 90 little Eva. arranged his plans for htn. and
tos IN vb he oree got out Of sight, not to stop
running il three weeks. God bless the little girl
Though dare no, mention your name, yet will
awsys cherish yoGr memory ss one who possesses an
nborn love Of liberty whlch ia stIcuger than the love
Of Money though surosrded b. all the circumstances
whioh make others love Slavery.
When tee children u the saveOwnsr teach the
saves tine way to freedom, il is time to stop talking
sbou, Nostherp faoatoirm aud look to home
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
FROM al BAN \.
ISl,I:N.

From On Own Corr spanil n.
ALBANY, Wedne-d4y. April 7, I-5-.
The prospects of the passage of Regi'try' or
at leas. Of vote beiig taken in tie Assembly on
The bill Introduced by Mr.. Adams, are Frightening
The frierds of this measure have the power 10 PUT
it ard keep it ahead of the Appropriation o'' anu
believe they have determined to do 80:
Last evening Mr.. LANIyG reported from the
Committee of Ways ard Means eight bills intended
to carry out his Canal policy, and TO furnish means
for the support of the Goyerrmert. ard moved thAt
they be made the specisl order for to-day sld con
tinue the special order until disPosed Of. aid that
the final vote be taken on Monday Rest.
Mr, ADAMS immediately proposed 81 ~ arleud'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
niagara Falls Water-POWer co.

NIAGARA FALLS, w eGnesOay, ApTll iN,e'.
meeting of the stockholders of the Niagara Falls
Ws:er-Power Company took place here yesterday az
and resulted in the choice of Stephen NJ Auen OF NJ
sgera Falls; f. Holngsworth OF Brooklyn, n l.;
j. o. Firke Of Niagara City; Geo. l.. Fau OF Niagara
Falls and James TollfniD Theodore Dunn and l.. Bur
nett Of Boston.
Some sparrng took place between the President, s.
M. Allen, ard the Vice President Hiram ii. Day.
each controlling just one.half Of the interest and
PROXIES in the stock of the Company.
MIR. Allen proposed a ticket with himself and Day
on it, and five prominent citizens of the Falls, aud
stated that NJ Day insisted the majority OF the
Roard which was granted him in courtesy last year.
MIR. Allen charged the old Board with confirming
fraudulent judgments in favor of Mr.. Day saying he
would not support them.
Mr. Day boted at this carrying off the record-book.
TIE election then proceeded with the above result
MIR. Dsy subsequently entered the Office with his
hired men nnd put out tho keeper in charge wT re-
turDed sgau and took possession. 80
Mr. Day ard his mon were held 10 osii ana thus
~ matter stands for the present
Mr. Allen ropre cents One-baf Of the whole interest,
mostly in behalf Of Bryant, Allen * Co., aud Mr. Day
s ATTEMPTING 70 got the whole property, Dut mas Iaf
been cett0ted.
I've Niagara Falls Water-POwer Company did not
hold an election as stated by telegraph yesterday The
aots mich at the pretended election as stated
by -eleblc ItrsunS who were present. are as foiowS
But .trce soCkt elders were present: Mr.. Day, Mr..
Allen AID Geo. l.. Fall. The stock Of the Company
cons;sts OF 500 shores cf this Mr.. Day owns pa
shsres and Mir Allen and Hr. Fan bu. 6 shares Mr..
Dsv nelo proxies Co vote upon sharse and thus as
ow er AID by proxy, represented half the stock
MIR. Allen Pretended to hold or control proxies
fer "a shares but in fact held legal proxies
,xha,cver MI Day, a. owner Of half tho en-
- .,,,L voted against the inspectors of else
D eD props Dro posed by Mr. Auon, and although a.
msttef Of consequence they could not be legally
elected agsiat Nj Days sGte they were W %' Hevsrt1e the
yoteS ara protested against the Organization OF the
meeting upon several grounds. In the face OF ms
vote and protest MI. Alen pretending ne was the
x;,b ,Ss election and declared the perons named BY
b, s,cted trustees This election is OF course void,
sne, therefore, uUt valid election is held, the od
hoard must coTtiuuc TO be the only iegal
tiyes of the Company for the trans icuon OF business
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
The new sTrar gene OF will CT oif all lever tssa ID.
Ara .o In. u a a n nch NIL AZ Grade of tcachars.

The sTrsr cement viii CT oa all lever tsaa u.
and go ins ne a q aCh Dial er grade OF teachers.
Tie res iut;oDs adopted ss follow;
Rrnt That Do s~J. cste he sisuted sni sees Sr>e
b. ikS thsn Known grsde B and % and aAS
JstusTy lsa teacher shs be espeyed IN sny Usmm~
.,loo wbo "a 6cse q gsee A. ana that IN "a eAsnH
uson TO- sex 4 not he Necessary 10 ec ca
smsrd in ssebs and scotae.yi but suoA c-sesfe ssI
qps tesch IL ~ hoos This rrs,sor soAn
B. he position q tee aes
I yed " Frsm1 schooi 20 prevent the
roinier motion u teacher prosco holding aag
Certi6cse.
Re.ord THIS, the of every sppsnt for cekcs;e shs4
/. ~nte. years. January 1889 the ~
sta le sevetc.n yesrs so BE- hd BY shdssS
v toe Clsk of the Bead o Esnes len and b. h
pgratved.
r, soluico iimr the ege of teachers was fetcely
contested. After the previous question had beea
ordered 0tion was made 90 reconsider the vote BY
which il had been ordered. The motion decided
tc be ss of order, and sppeal was taken from the
decision Of t5e ChIir The appeal was debated, and
there were seNersl more moves Of the same sort
Aeere stst,on Of Elk hours y 0 Boa;d adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

cps' pr Al aitsee,at Ti!, thst 7. tax, scloArs vhs
psfs asood exam! sor ir ~ branches tsugst ia tho
Ware School' and ca'ry them through tbpee years
,s's 20 be cevossd to the higher un.tbe
atcs tie raturG tciercos especially nh vs,ojoyy
rccern lsrgua2ss, snd ErgIish literature, srd &c
,Sdd ,e.r I,ncPsL{ to The teaching of teschiog.
!. "a. -reAt January ne lower thsn erade A. Aisrv
80. 'rs are "a re years old after III. yes,. To
80. zee ib,k tlat ero,gh corid be sayed |, ths
h :, 'escl ers 10 pay fr tle rev tescbers IN this
Ssss 49, ~ They state that $ae0 was paid ,o az
ss.i -. -. =; -. Ward du.ipg tie last half otss
Assr .lsr., ,'rmbcr Of speecbe, In favor Of ,hs
o5 lem >vL;ch suoh graDd saccees had bees
sthi:yed srd a. sqnuy arge Humser IN fayer Ct tss
~ vb;cb !. 70 en,sneisste sseches from TIE
dub duty cf teach pg AID leaLrg a. tie came tine.
sutuber Il ame ljmsr.s ~e's voted down. ssd the
recCmmerda, s:optec.
Uvil Be -een rom the annexed table, which siv~
II Numbers that mot Of the Gex teachers 90 int
IL lnn or cls.. a ~ ,le n rrnsl ScN OO.:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

FarN RFNCoUsTfR-TTrBlBiE FiGnr WIT" fi'-
tots svp BowIT X K>WEs.-On saturday evering ono
OF the boodiest and ruost desperate encounters ey@
rctodcd even in the annals of Kentucky, took p'acs
in SpiiI gGcld, Washington County. Kertucky, be-
wen Ben Palmer and W. Mack Booker.
Po,ksr ,he SCI of Judge Paul Booker, FER many
-tars District Jr6ge in the State. Palmer ID eon
of the Her. X. &. Palmer, ex-senator from ssh'n:,
en- County, aud grandson tf the late Ben Hardin OF
BarcstOwr.
TIE Icui.rWe Courier Of Yesterday gays that
Palmer wse stanty killed and that Booker not ex-
pected 10 suryiye La wounds There had boen soma
ifcc!ng between the two arising from tue electioe
of Booker 20 the command Of company hat had
bCcn raised 10 tt al county TO 20 TO Utah.
Tie particulars Of tie desperate afroy are tseve:
The raite5 met in the bar ROOM Of tavern In spring
field and an atercstion instantly epsued, one OF the
other fret usiI bis hts. Each then drew revolver
ard fred four shots apiece in rapid succession three of
PsIueis bit il Booker-OBe in the lett hand. se-
copd IN bis 'eg, and tild in the Ian h.-.- Is
fr-t sbc lIId b. Booker struck Palmer in the groin,
tebsiaug The bladGor--s mortal wound. he waH
slso wounded IN the leg. After exhauStiLg bis shots,
Ptlncr hurled his p ol with all his strength against
BccLer. who, thinking himself mortaDy WOUNDED.
sered the other with his le hand by the coat collar
srdtbrcwins away bis psto drew Bowe-knis ana
stabbed IT, Q al fortunate Palmer nine times In ths
breast end body The latter fell dead in bis tracks.
his body Areanirg bIoodat every pore. Booker mag
u<ssb $ ,ayiye bis wounds.
,ciuenBsi Hrqslfef, April 8.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

ARGAY - LLoosPros 0RhIoRs.-7ne Css-
cogo Times s,ys that ii following distinguished gen
ttmen vii be cpgsged during the presert yesr 10
s,umpiI the stats of Illinois in opposition to the A.
n.in!,tIation patty: Gov. Wise Of Virginia Gov.
Wake, the Hon. +. Z. Stsntcu, J. J. Crittenfcs.
Gov. Packer, Pennsy. .vsria; Col. Forney, the Hoe.
Ii. B. Payne, Ohio; the Hon. :. S. Cox, Ohio; the
Hon. b. NJ. Ssmuels, Iowa; The Hon. T.. q. Ryan and
James h. Cross, Wisconsin; Henry Wilson, Msss-
cAusests; Gov Seward ard Preston King, New.YosS;
Simon Cameron. Pennsylvania Gov. Grimes, Iowa;
Gov. Bingham, Michigan Gov. Chssc and J. II. Gid
diI gs, Ohio, and many otLers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
To .r,slc A.rie4':ur,l soe,eiiss ,y fr--~

To ersbie A.ric-'.lr,l sceieilss - prrre
fsrs erS AZ b,l /.
Tt prrvertthe psyreai of wage Keep 10 e1s.
To an ett ,b~ Ne~-N o-k s'sfe asftrr CouT 81
To eatLd t1e sci fOf the P,grss!rE OF gar
1offe TIE pt pc reTeup, yctaleuSe risht IA efitnN
T, r-l 'he s., r tire -corp4-l;io- cf k5-J sossSs
To ncoipofs'e the l. y Msfehe1 - Company
To inc poTste the Hgdson ard HsFisrn River Cana %
To inc ,fpofs'' ~ hi .'cn Steam Nsyss;icn CO.
To snie nd the Kcis- Law.
A sige numher rroTe of risa'e bIls wers also or
Gsrtd 10 q third ,ssding.
At lcI p. N. the House took up ibe special order
..r bl Tor :te zeal Of re M-iropOt tan Police bI.
Er Va, VALNI >IrFGH q, x tts for IN support N
th' Yrtcirlc tf The MetOpoliiaa Ice bill ard the
r'ct salty fu- Il.
Tie Gebsts cortinued until tte adjournment.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
The State Associated Press.

UTICA, N. Y, Wednesday, April !, iS1s.
The annual meeting Of the State Associated rIess
was held here to-day. j. G. X. Truar OF 1he Syra-
The Treasure1s report was presented, showing
sound financial condition r,
The officers of last year were all reelected as io'
lows:
py,sident-I,asc Butts Of Rochester. ,,,.,
S-erltr. and Troasrrey Ellis II Roberts ot t't"s. ,
TTn,t;ps Cormitfee-Cayeit Comstnck OF Albany, MIN
Wheeler Of Buffalo and President aud Secela " eN oneo
The Association then adjourned