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American Asylum fcr Me Deqf and Dumb.--The thirteenth Report ofihe Directors ofths Institution has just been published by which it appears that the number of pupils now in the school is 143. The whole number that have shared in its benefits since its first establishment is 3O3,-l6O ofwhom have left.

 Tltwill nave been seen by an act tn our last pa. per, that 1t is made the duty of the seect-men in the several towns in this state ascertain and report to the Governor the number of deaf and dumb and also blind persons within their several towus their pccu. niary circumstances, &c.

 The Free Trade Advocate-a paper established few months since at Philadelphia to oppose domestic manufactures, domestic industry, &c.-has been die. continued for want of patronage. An attempt was made to enlist southern feeling n its favor; but its being printed north of Mason & Dxon's lne," was an insuperable objection to it among the whole hog politicians of that region.

 Trh,ram Burgess and Dutec J. Pearce have been unanimously recommended at Convention in Rhode Island for reelection us Representatives in Congress from that State.

 Pascsuckst Bank-Almost tho first act of the Lc. gslature of Rhode Island, recently assembled vast appoint committee to investigate the affairs of this Bank. On the 25th ut the committee rcported ny which we learn, that the Bank was incorporated in 1893; that the stockholders individually able if the directors do not conform to tho general bank law and that the stock is also pledged for debts due from stockholders. The following statement shows the si