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Warren AOodsmy.-A cOTFsspOAden, remayks-We regret to learn that this recently AOuTshng and popu. lar school has been discontinued. The causes we are not able precisely to state although we have known that for the last year some misunderstanding has existed between Mr. Howard, the principal, and few of the inhabitants of the village and we conclude MT. II. has retired in consequence. We understand that MT. Howard is to take charge of the Highland GrOUe Gymnasium, located at Fishkil Landing. oppo- site Newburg, N. Y We wish him all the success his talents and experience as a teacher deserve.

 The Senate of New-Yo ork have defeated the small bill law, much called for by the people, by strict party vote-2O to TO- The House had previously pas sed it by vote of93 to 23-and IS said the Govern in favor of its passage, well as all the Bank Commissioners. But the authorities at Washington willed it otherwise and the Senate obeyed. It will, as MT. TaIlmadge said in his place on another occa- sion, produce such peal of indignation from the City to the Lakes as will shake old Tammany from her throne.

 The story in our paper few weeks since of the drowning of twelve or fourteen young men at Eyre mont, Mass, is presume without foundation, as we do not find it confirmed by the papers in Berkshire county.

 MT. Editor-Wil you have the goodness to say in your paper that when any person asserts that more popular man than Gen. Phelps could not have been named for Senator, they are entirely mistaken as there are number of our pure democrds in this vicn ity who not prepared to give him their support at any rate. 4 COnserrotiue ofthe l5kA District

 WoLcotsrille, Feb. 10. 1898.