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 nF The Jacksonians of Windham county are de. iermined upon having grand parade on the 4th oi March. They have appointed somebody member of their committee of arrangements from each town in the county. Why not get upa barbecue after the manner of the Tennesseeans

 Iu Hartford too, they are to have eating match in honor of the General. @

 The New-York Spectator furnishes list of the surviving officers of the revolutionary army, who have applied for and received pay under the act of the last session of Congress. There appears to be only 26 of them now living; 5colonels, lieut. colones, and ls majors. ..

 The Resolution for appointing David Wilk insOn, Thomas Whipple and John Whipple, Commissioners tO confer, with Timothy Pit kin, Calvin Goddard and Eras.us T. Smith, Commissioners on the part of the State of Connecticut, relative to modification of the jOlnt laws Ofthe states regulating the Fisheries in Pawcatuck River. boundary between the States passed tine House of Representatives on inc i7th inst. by vote Of S5 to e4. The passage of the resolution was opposed by Mr. Potter, as a matter of course.-I'reU Cadet. g.

 '%H''E = Bunk CGse,-An action was lately brought in the Superior Court in shis city to recover the amount of cheek, lSlOOO) which was drawn on the Franklin Bank the day before it stopped payment and paid away with oth- CT monies in discharge ofa debt. It appear ed in evidence that tue Bank opened at the H. s,,al hour on the day after the check had been passed away. received deposits. paid drafts and ttAnsacted other business before the in' iuIcti on was served upon it, which closed it: doors. It also appeared that the drawer ofthe check had much larger amount in the Bank when he drew upon it and which remained there when the bank failed. It was conten ded that as the holder of the check lad ar opportunjty to draw out the amount in specis if he chose, the drawer was exonerated, but the Court decided otherwise. Ifthe debt had been paid in the bills ofthe Franklin Bank in stead of a cheek, there would have been nc 0uestion On whom the loss would have tallen We understand an appeal has been made to I higher Court.--N. York EseMtng Post.