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Longley-Rev Dr. Jenks is chaplain of the Senate Rev. Geo. Ripley, chaplain of the house. Many pri- vate petitions have been presented. As the session will be short, is probable that subjects of general and public nature will be understood.

 Stage AccideRt.-We learn that one of the Boston and Albany stages, via Greenfield and Wiiliamstown, while descending hill in Shelburne, three or four days snce was by freak of the horses overset. Several members of the Mass. Legislature in the coach at the ome, one of whom (Sfr. Putnam of Ad- amS,l had his arm broken, ond left with one of his companions at public house. Two or three oth- CTS were considerably injured, but no lives lost

 The WiHiamstown (Mass) paper Aates that flock o wolves have recently made their appearance in the northwest part of Berkshire county and that the des sructon of sheep by these prowlng monsters hasbeen very great In the town of ofLanesborough above about three hundred sheep have been killed and in Of the neghborng places the losses to the sheep have been proportionably great. That section of country, on account of the great number of sheep owned there, must afford fine range for wolves, while its almost mpenetrabe mountain forests w SC. cure them pretty safe retreat from the 1nraged far mers. An attempt was made last week to dsodge the depredators in concerted attack from four ouar. cers by the inhabitants of four towns. By some mis- understanding the project did not succeed and anoth- similar expedition is contemplated. 1.-the sports men of that vicinity have Putnam lead them to the attack shall hear of lots of wolves ears ta- ken of in Berkshire county.

 The editor of the Times positively asserts in his last that he did receive paper of the l7th ultmo, and also that several others whomt senn Hart ford, did not receive it. We willing to believe the assertion inasmuch others to whom the paper was directed say did not their hands. We mail ed the papers usual directed to all our exchanges