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Springfield, (NIass) paper staies. that there are two whip manuacss in WesseId, In that state. at which 100, 900 dollars worth of whips. of every kind and price, are manufactured annually.

 As M shouid be.-One Joseph Matthews down east" who advertised his spouse, i" ia due form of law." was induced publish ,hS following: "Where. as. my wife Ireoa, like Noah's dove, haa reiurned % my bed, and behaves pheasant wfe this is there fore, to revoke my former adverlisewent."

 Conn. Jour. ,An AFray.--A msn by lhe name of James'rIy, v- ing in Verona, in this cOunsy, stabbed Thurs day last, 60 that he died Friday morning The cir cumsiances, we learn, are follows: lilly (,he deceased) and his partner, Clark Babcock, became mutually exasperated in consequence of dispute ar to the guilt or innocence of the Rev. Mr. Avery. In she course of il they clenched-wheo lilly threw Babcock, and kept him under tor several minutes, asking him whether he would behave himself' if he would let him up. Babcock would not agree to this. lilly, however, let go his hold, and while he was dc. ing this, or immediately before, Babcock drew his knife aud gave h,m fatal wound ip the bowels. He fingered un, the mex, morning when he died. Bab- cock wss immediately arrested and lodged in Rome jail.-Ctica SeRsimei.

 The Newpor, Republican says. we understand ,ha, "CHUVe AV0Ty was proved gWlIty but lhat the proet not strong preclude the possibility ofa doubt. the huDdred,h chance of his innocence, agrseably to the saying of,he law-"l is better tha, DnetyRiOe guilty persons should go un. punished tor their crimes, ihan one innocent man should suffer. ."-- Psovidencs Jour.

 An Editorial Convention. composed of all the edit ore iD Ohio, is to be he at Conmbua, the capital of ta, sia,e onths 18th ofJ1iy The object of the Con- ventiOn is fot announced.

 We find in the KeAiucky papers . singular case of robbery. Joses, respectable man and a member of the Legislature, tried and conviced of robbing he mai'. When the sentence was pronounced by Suoge msaS the prisoner soIemo,y ieaisd his guilt, and declared hsmseif shs sic,,m of a eans of cof thresis horse thieves. and counsrse;,er. ,,ho had combined agaiast him hecause he had ena..vor.a ,o ran them out of the coan'ry. He conc,u.d ,,,h the

 osi excessive agitation, by concluding ,ha, h. ho,. ed God might aever soften the hear, of the Pr..;.... 10 grant him pardon. d what he said was no, ,r..

 responsible young lady was committed to saol i. Aibaag, " F. laai week. charged with shop.iG,ius A quantity ofsaolca goods was foaad in hsr ,ruuk.

 Ayonng man was apprShendsd iaw days since. in Hanessille, Ohio, on a charge of having ahscOnded with s70O in cash. belonging la merchant h Utica, " X who had entrusted him le deliver the same ,o egsnllemsn ia Bulalo. About 99CO were found in kspoassssica.