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LEGISLATIVE TEMPERANCE SocIETY.-The an
nun meeting of this body held last evening, in the
Representatives Hall. II is composed Of past and pre-
,ent members Of the Massachusetts Legislature. Gov
enor Briggs was reelected President The meeting
addressed by DR.. Jewstt Gov. Briggs, Mr.. Taylor OF
CRANKY Hon. Samuel Hoar and Others IL was spirit
sd and excellent meeting. Governor Briggs made most
cenita speech full Of e and spirit, and heart He de-
clared his full conviction that it the duty OF every
man entrusted with legislative political official Dflu.
ence In the Commonwealth, 10 take decided ana open
rround In favor OF total abstinence. 1t duty which
they owed 10 the State as well as to themselves The
Legislators Of this would be slow to vote


tax OF rs 900 dollars their constituents and yet in.
temperance imposing an annual tax on this State oi
twice sevenydvo Thousand dollars Tor the support OF n
temperate paupers BE sdvered also to the morn effects
temperance REFORM ne spoke IN the osI
feeling and impressive manner. showing himself TO be
a Of enlarged and warm hearted benevoence, nc
well Of clear head. In conclusion he urged every


member of the Legislature and every officer In the GOV
eminent to sign the temperance pledge and to keep It,
spite Of ali the encemens Of courtesy and hospitality
- Boston Traveller, 22d


DECIDEDLY UNPLEAsAET.-The Salem Adver-


ser says that during the severe cold OF Monday three
Of those employed in getting out Ice at Wenhsm
Pond were in the of the day, blown along by
the sheer force of the wind upon the ice until they were
plugged into the freezing water They were rescued
without having sustained farther injury than the discom
fort occasoned by their cold BATH


srssrBLY.-Tbe Liberty Convention in Tompkins
county have resolved support such delegates 10 the
Sta Convention in favor Of unrestricted suffrage
without making distinct Liberty nominations


->f Rochester Dem.


E Mr. BRYANT. late senior editor of the Louis
vile Morning Courier, has announced his retirement
from that paper He in his closing address, that ne
considers Il probeuaiica whether the people are now
prepared TO carry into execution the Native American
measures He believes that other interests than those
Immediately connected with this subject appear at pre-
sent to be the most epgrossng


l@ Tho loss of steamboats, on the Ohio and
Mississippi duriug tho present has been greater
than any previously known. Tho number OF cOaboais
a. fuafuh .th0
produce ffysevep Other losses have occurred which
are not definitely stated.


~ 1t has been discovered that one Ezra Wa
trous, who recently welded young lady Mt Honeoye
Falls n. Y. has wife living 10 the same county. He
has been arrested and is w in Jail at Rochester.


Fs Hon. HENRY CLAY reached the city of New.
Orleans the morning OF the 18th iustantss we learn
from the Tropic, extra