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The Ethiopian Serenaders have been well received in
New Orlean where they made their first appearance
the 18th inst The editor Of he 7ropic says :- Tht
performance, to US, was new and unexpected and
proof Of apprt citation of its merits, sat il out
from the first rafting Of the bones" the last tlnkle
the tamborne"


Howes end Mabies equestrian company performing
in Mobile.


Christys Ethiopian Minstres gave their last concert
in Pittsburgh. on the 13d inst.


WISCONSIN. Legislature of this Territory
assembled at Madison, on first Monday of this
month. Hon. Marshall M. Strong, Of Rock Co.,
was chosen Speaker of the Council, and Geo. H.
Walker, of Milwaukee, Speaker Of the House.
Gov. Tallmadge transmitted his message on the
same day. 1t is brief, sensible, and well written
rltory, his recommendations are general in their
character. He urges special attention to the mi
ltia, internal improvements, lake harbors, edu-
cation, light taxes, and the territorial debt -
He speaks strongly in favor Of connecting Fox and
Wisconsin rivers, and proposes also railroad
from Lake Michigan TO the Mississippi, He sng-
gests also the trial Of plank roads in the heavil,
tmbered regions. He is opposed to an extension
OF the naturalization term, and seems to apprehend
that it would check emigration.


An AFFRAy occurred in this city, last evening.
between E. G.. Squier, editor Of the Hartford Jour.
nal and Henry Hudson. question was disputed by the
parties and Squier gave the lie to Hudson blow was
returned causng blood to flow from the face squier
Gentlemen nterered and the parties separated
Hudson felt blood ricklng from his person He repaired
domen, about two inches long and elf an inch deep
The wound attended TO- squier Immediately employ.
ed in this promine gentleman Of the
fard Times, jan 26.