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TRs S:ate PSisOnevs-The petition of Wm. Teller, alias John ScO praying, that the sen,ense ot death passed upon him Ut shs late Specia Superior Court, might Do cOmmUted hard labor ia the Sta,e Prison, during his natural life, and tO report oG ,he Commit tee to whom the same referred were taken up by the House yesterday forenoon. A lOag and elOquen, debate ensued which resulted in nega'iviug the pe ton. C@sNrs petition will likewise share Ike Gats with Tellers, and of course both OfIh cONVicIs S he executed at rhe time appointed by the Court uR- less the Legislature should grant them . short re- preVe. This, we understand, wil: be asked.

 Hartford ReUieW.

 There are 1881 Canal Boats that ply on the Erie canal. 300 Or these are said to belong to CayGga Lake alOne.-Ai6. Ado.

 Ar. SteUensoH.-The Richmond Enquirer says the fact has not been officially announced but there seems IO be little doubt that Mr. Stevenson has already re- ceved the NpPoiHtment of ambassador VO the cour, of St. Jnmes. Why then has tho announcement no, been made

 Going; going--gone."--The New-Yolk Whig, a daily publication devoted to anli.masonry, has gone the way of all fesh and its editor, after having redu- ced it to weekly sheet, has re,red from the press and taken hold of better business. The editor, Mr. Dana Ward says that his abors in the cause of anti masonry have produced nothing but the rebufs ef the word-ho loss of money, and the almost total pros. tra,ion of the parmony he received from long line of ilus,rious ancestry" HoU crNek-Prov. Subait. Excuse Jor presenting a 6M.-"Y You need not dun me so sharply" said gentleman to a ragged urchn who presented his masters bill, "I am not going run away ut present" II don't suppose you are," replied the lad scratching his head, bat Nny master is, and WantS ths money"