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subject TO tho opinion OF the Court.


MASSACHUSETTS, SENAToRs-The following is a
list OF all the who have held the Office OF u s. Sena-
Tor Massachusetts, under the Con.ution 1883
TO- 1885, with the beginning and termination OF their
pectiye periods of Office Four Of these Messrs Strong
Ashmun, Mills and Bates were from Northampton.
Caleb Strong 1886 ITrisram Dalton 1881
Theo Sedgwick 1868 Geo. Cabot. .I79I-96
Samuel Dexter. .99-ls0o Benz. Goodh1e. .96-S0O
Dwight Foster. ls00-O3 Jona Mason. l500-03
~. Q. Adams i803-0s limo. Pickering .so3-ll
James Lloyd Is0s-l3 Jos. b. varnum. -isiI-l7
Christopher Gore lsl3-i6l Harrison g. OTIS. .1sl7-29
EnP. Ashmun. lsi5-Is James Lloyd -ls22-26
Pront!ss M-llen -lslS-20t Nathl Ssbee- -ls2s-33
Elijah II Mills. .ls2o-27 John Davis. ...- ls35-tl
= Daniel Webster ls27-4l Isaac C. Bates. -l54l-45
Rufus CEoa,e .lstl-45 Daniel Webster .lSt5


John Davis. l545.


WISE observation-disclosures with n
friend the other day. the prevalent system OF school In
strucon the improvements which It Is undergoing and
the personal merits Of various teachers attention
instantly and orcbly arrested BY remark which our
friend gentleman TO whose school he had sent
HI. boys-,lr. Lehed. who has his academy at Maiden,
Ulster county Speaking Of Mr. Lttlefeds attention to
the physical deveopement Of his pupils our friend said
why, sir he goes sDow-balsg with the boys-let
them pot him as much they please and pelts back
again and they they get him down In the snow
and rub his face with 1t. But when the bell rings he is
master agaiH In moment" senslble maN. that Mr.
Iitehed. The simple fact mentioned or him gives us
hrh notion his Judgment and proper Of the rea
ton between himself and his pupils. tCom Adv


SOMETHING NEw UNDER THE SUN."-d Fancy
Fair under WaterI Is intended 10 hold fancy fair and
bazaar the Thames Tunnel, Monday next the lith
inst and two following days. The arches to be luni
pa,cd gas and various fancy devices In Chinese lamps
The shafts will be decorated with hags and evergreens and
ball will take psce In OF the arches every evening
All the between the Eastern and Western roadway
Of tho tunnel will be laid out with curostes and fancy
goods and the Wizard OF the North intends to exhibit his
fents cgerdemain In the Mapping shaft. Various other
exhibitions and attractions have been announced.


STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT We learn from the Lou
sve Courier that the steamer Kate Aubrey descending
and the Sarah Baden ascending, in collision on the
night Of the 9th. Ashport the Mississippi about W
miles below the mouth Of the chio and the Kate Aubrey
sunk ten She run on bar, however, and
her In four feet water while her stern Is In twelve
Boat and cargo supposed 10 be total loss There
was an n rsurancc for S5000 and the
was mostly insured No lives lost. Cincinnati Atlas l4th
OLD SMOKERS, BRwARE.-On Sunday afternoon
Mr. White, babtua smoker residing about three miles
north of ugn went to his barn smoking remained there
short time and returned to his house. He had but
Just home when his barn discovered tobo fire.
There being strong wind and the barn being half mile
they unable TO cStlDguish he flames.
The wind blew the rc into the fences and woods and they
were In the course OF few moments In fanles the fre
running through leaves and fences abont half mile
Damage estimated at about $3.50. Auburn Jour- 10th.
AWINprALl TO FANNY WRIGHT wind
fall has come Fanny Wright An uncle In Scotland has
recently dlsd len her property worth fl0ooo0 She
is now In Jersey City, and will remain In this country for
few weeks purpose taking certain necessary legal
steps preliminary taking possession OF this muniheent
legacy. lncrno


FtsE.-A barn belonging to Ebenezer Perkins in
the town of Hannibal in this County. was burned down
with number OF head of cattle. on the night OF he ISL
inst Richard Stark has been arrested and committed for
nng tho barn. and understand has been admitted 10
bail. toSwego Auvertser'


hy-In the State Prison at Concord, n. II. on the
18TH Peter Moss, Italian made attack on Parker
Paul colorc1 barber and wounded him badly with shoe
knife In the law and abdomen. but Paul will recover
They are both convics, ana Moss a second conner.


PgEsnyrrny OF NKw-Y YoRK.-'This Presbytery


NJ Eall tI mini
Mcssrs Walter Iawre Plut Elders. their Commission
ers TO General Assembly which meets at CINCINNATI May
18th.


Nrz. The Ne,c. JERSEY Conference Of the Methodist
pniscopat Church. will commence Its session, in Mount
Hclly on Wednesday next the 23d Inst bishop Waugh
presiding.


Posr-OrrIcE REMOVALS John s. Bagg, Editor
OF the Free Press, has been appointed Postmaster al ps
troit vice Thomas Rowland. removed. I. j. Mclean,
Fs1 has been removed from the office OF Postmaster al
Warren. Ohio and John W. Collins ESQ., appointed. hr
Mclean formerly great Jaekson-Va All Burcn man.
but embraced ylcm for the sake OF Office Served rsht
Married on the e;th ult bv Rev John c. Dunly MIR FREE
nspcx Pp,ss aged 1Oe, to Miss DpEs.s
lis strange the parents Of these rush children
would permit them to act so imprudenty They should
have been kept under parental control until they
years of discretion


~ German pack-peddler, whose name we
di not learn while raversng county In The vicinity
OF Maborcuch taken sick. and went to the house o.
Mr. Cornelius Corson. whcre he died during inc





of Ncw-York Freehold (N. j. Inquirer


Episcopal MINISTER DRowNEp.-The Rev. MIR.
Hcushaw Minister In the Episcopal Church, In attempt
INK days since to cross stream IN the lower part OF
this County which WAS muck swollen by recent rains was
accidentally drowned columbus (Niss) Wing, io'h.


RlcU FRE,Gur TRAIN-A St. PetersburSh pa
ror under date of March mentions the arrival of train
OF fifteen wagons nom the mines Of Koywan In West ST.
lea laden with 400 pools OF cold which was Immediately
conveyed 10 the mint. pood is about So English os


ns- Mons + D. Mallet. celebrated dancing
MASTER and formerly resident in this city, died n Louis
voNst Friday. from injuries received In being thrown
from u sig. lCin. Gazette


ms. Between two and three feet of snow fell Yin
the interior OF this State during the last week This will
undoubtedly secure good snow frcshet this Spring.


A-S- The Vandalia has been towed up 10 the bite
Of Craney Island and her sick sent up TO the Naval Hosp-
al There are ouy about forty my sick. and most Of
thqu, are ont of danger Bangor Herald


az Capt PAIMER!BURkOUGus OF the small lnm,
her Schooner Trader drowned tho 10Th inst of
Peach Island, near Lake Saint CLAIR.


NS- IsvI BEAspsIKY's Distlllery, near Frank
linton. Ohio Wa, burned on the 18th. Lo'' sSSoo.


ny The Raleigh. n c. Register says that the
severe ros Of the sh instant has hSh,cd thing
garden aud orchard, and destroyed all hope OF u' III"
season.


FIRE IN BNpFoHp. n H-The house and adloln
ing budiugS, belonging Mr. David Crowe. OF Bedford
were DESTROYED on the 18Th.


fy- Mr.. TnoNAS FERGuSoN, OF Smithvilie Falls
Chenanso Co Killed thu 9Th inst by falling OF
uud crushing him.


WILMINGTON CRY, Del-The Wilmington Ga
,s;e saws that Is In contemplation build hundrct
houses in ,ha, city during the present year


~ There have hecn thus .ar discovered sever
death, bv the tirc In Pittsburgh.


MARRIED:


A, Newark, " j. 18th, John l. Freeman to ASnea Hie
A, Pot PCaStsSepsie. soth ult Ezra undcrhl to Auen:
Todd. ,,;. ~,


Canaoharie 10th. Francis Anthony TO Corneila psen
VIM T Martvn Of England, 10 Susanna CALVIN: