DELAWARE COUNTY IN A STATE OF IN ...... SJTRRECTT0N
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 The Albany Argns of the 2sth, contains proc lamation from Gov. Wright, declaring the County of Delaware to be in state of nsurrection, accord ing to the provisions and true intent and meaning of the act of the Legislature, entitled An act to enforce the laws and preserve order," passed 18th April. 1s45. Any person who shall, after the pub. lication of this Proclamation resist, assist in sisting the execution of legal process, who shall aid, or attempt the rescue or escape of any prisoner from lawful custody or confinement, or who shall resist, aid or assist in resisting any force order- ed out by the Governor, in the County of Delaware, is. upon conviction of either of these offences, to be adjudged guilty of felony; "and punished by 1 imprisonment in the State Prison for term of not | less than two years"

 The Proclamation fills more than two columns of the Argus It begins with particular statement of facts already known, and which the Governor thinks sufficient to warrant him in complying with the request of the Sheriff, District Attorney, Judg. es, and other officers of the Peace, that he would exercise the power conferred upon him by the stat ute above alluded to. It closes with direct appeals to the several classes of men concerned in the diff cultiesto the freemen ofthe State, to the Tenants who disapprove of the disguised and armed force by which the violations of law have been psrpetra- ted, to the Proprietors Landlords of the lease hold estates, and finally to the disguised men them. se!ves.-.N r. Tribune. ..G .,a. .... OS- The Phoenix Bank has declared dividend OI JO@ per cent TOT the laSt SIX months, payable l on the 4th of September. -... -'..0 ...-, 0rs- The Rev. Jonathan Brace has declined the call of the Second Congregational Church in Brook lyn, N Y., and accepted the call of the First Con. gregational Church in Milford, in this State.

 We are told of an amusing scene which occurred in one of our churches during divine service last Sabbath. .. :. ..-.-,,5. .,. A lady. who was enjoying comfortable nap. fell from her seat against the door of the pew, which being unfastened. she was precipitated into the aisle. Three gentlemen, tsupposing she had 1 fallen in f) immediately sprang towards her. and taking her in their arms, carried her by man strength from the house; she was. of course, scde GtCake, and probably sufficiently mortified to pre- | vent her from sleering in church again for a month !- Worcester Tunes.

 Some scoundrels in Boston have recently been engaged in squirting tobacco juice on the dresses of Ladies as they are passing by. On Monday a la- dy in passing Fremont row, had new white dress and shawl worth $6o completely spoiled by this liquid. Two other outrages of similar character were committed the same day. This is very mean and dirty business. HartfSrG COsTG"f.