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 that hs has p.escience of those who will, un- der any. circumstances. support the Execu- five and that he understands the wants of this people better than they do themselves.

 Resolved, That inasmuch as the President h.s u messed Congress, in the most empha- tic but respectful language he could employ" In pass such laws as suited has notions of tho public interests, he is not responsible for any evils which oppress the nation.

 Resolved, That it was consistent for the President to sign the Distribution Bill which had clause shaving DO affinity" to Dlstri' button although 1t was just as consistent to veto Tariff bill for uniting the same subjects.

 Resolved, That the proceedings of this city, in the NeO York Herald. the NeD York Ulior, and Ass Madisonian Gt Washington.

 To PREPARE GREEN CORN FOR USE IN WIN. ruR.-A few months since farmer ats some green corn at our mothers table, which he liked SO we'll that he requests us to furnish the process for curing to our readers.

 She has a large copper boiler of boiling water. which she fills with ears of huSkcd corn. such as are used for roasting ears, and after boiling about ten minutes, the corn IS scraped off with un iron spoon, and spread in the sun to dry, either on plates, boards or cloths. When thoroughly dried, it is hung up in bags, and makes in the winter n most delightful dish-aimost as good as fresh green corn. The best kind is the sweet com, of which the best variety is that which shrinks most in drying Chicago Agrieuh.

 ARREST OF A NOTED BURGLAR AND PIcK- PocKEr.-Otficer Boyer to day arrested in Wall street uoted English burglar. thief and pick pocket, named Joseph Honeyman, alias James Smith, charged with having on ahe 2Oth of June, 1888, picked the pocket of MT. Philomel Garfield, of Hartford, G.. of his pocket book, containing about one thousand dollars in promissory notes drafts and checks, when on board the Hartford steamboat at Peck slip. He was then arres- ted, imprisoned, indicted and bailed out and going to Boston was there arrested for a burglary and robbery and sent to the state prison of Massachusetts for six years, whence he lately emerged. This Smith is tho same accomplished felon who some ten or twelve years ago, broke into the City Bank, and robbed it of Aone $244,OOO, for which he was arrested, tho money recover cd, and he sent to the state prison for five years. which he served out. He was com mitted in full by the Judges of the Sessions for Gial.---Jour. cf Com.