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Ing struck him the with q knife, whilst he was
engaged in beating her few days since He died from
the effects Of the wound and she carried of to jail


The movement for reform in the State Constitution is
assuming more general aspect and all delegates elect
ed by political meetings are to be excluded The Anti
Slavery from all parts OF the State will be largely
represented and strong move made towards introdu
cling clause in the Constitution providing for the gra
dual emancpato of the slaves. A great excitement
may consequently be expected The Convention meets
the 9th of the present month


The excitement with respect TO the rape and contcmpt
cases has somewhat subsided but will be renewed with
ten-fold vigor when the trials II is said that
the Governor has expressed self decidedly hostile 10
the pursued by the Attorney General and the
Court and has despatched letter TO the former who
rustcatng at Saratoga requesting his immediate pre-.
sence in the city, to withdraw the writ and reconsider
the proceedings admitting the prisoners to such small
bail was cruel act in him to get the poor old Judges
But they have determined net TO give the hearing
us have the fun over at Both cases. it said will
one and judicial vengeance in the other. be fully
tshed. The defendants in the contempt case, however
must avoid making catchpenny affair of it, fthey wish
to retain the sympathy of the community II is said that
Judges Worthngton and Nesb TO resign but Judge
Brce wont hear to it, ought he unless he goes soul
and body with them.


sEcoso BoaRp.-There is nothing worthy of the slight
est notice being transacted by the Stock Board.