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 Revival of Busiaess.-Yesterday was the busiest day Troy has seen for the last nine' months. Our streets wore an aspect of Rctiv- ity to which they have long been strangers, and our docks exhibited an appearance ot busi ness which was highly gratifying. The amount of flour, whoat, iron, and other com. modities, now coming down from the interi- or through tho canals. is very great, and must cause the return by the same channels 1 of a large amount of merchandise. The ] Whig tariff has totally changed tho aspect of commercial affairs. and every bosom beats wi;h confidence and hope. May it be 1 long before n measure sO beneficial shall be ] abrogated by the ats of demagogues. aided 1 by the votes of those who in sustaining them, l prove incontcstibly thnt they "do not know when they arc well off," -

 BENNETT, rHR MoRMoN.-To judge by what he says himself, this man deserves to be whipped at carts tail. "Show me your companions, and I will tell you what you are," is an old saying. and from thls we presume that Joe Smith must be vile fel- low, for Bennett was his chosen companion, and Bennett, by his own showing, would be no great credit to a field of tinkers. No wonder the Mormons call themselves the Latter Day Saints" We think they might go little further and call themselves the 1 Later End of all Creation.-N. Y. Chron. The New York Common Council have finally ap. painted the l4h day of October for the long talked of Croton celebration and appropriated S2OOo to de- fray the attendant expenses ;