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Hoe REPoRT.-The Down casters have way
If their ewn of having a little quiet fun among
themselves at each Agricultural air, in the shape
| Of Report from the Committee on Swine WITH
an eve to this, the richest wags in the county are
generally placed on that Committee. At tie late
Ca;,le-Show at Worcester, Mass, u Report
made by the Swine Committee from which
.xiract the following:


Mr. George c. Davis brought flock Of pigs d.
-cribed by hiH as I'raHscendentaiistS. The form
ras orbic-the pork Will he cubic. Externally
,hcy were OF superior construction: the more III
cror quality viii manifest it,eii wien eaten. They
| needed no premium. They raised the outer cover
NJ of the common, commonly called sod, and
,uilt monument of earth for themselves II
hey could have been aided by fair OF The far.
and allowed "A few hundred years. they would have
seaped up memorial as lofty as the unfinished
| column on Bunker Hill. A no gcudc help assisted
,heir undertaking, and Is the clocks which stand
As sentinels on the watch-owers OF time to mark
! his march, gave warning that his advance through
! the next centuries was rapid, it recommended
that Mr.. Davis should have gratuity Of W.
dollars.


Before the session Of the whole court, an un-
happy difficulty took place 1t became the pain
tul duty of the resident Justice TO have ntor
nation presented of the greatest misdemeanor
which had dshonorcd the community of
Swine. Two boars, it alIcdsed. had been
| engaged in dueL. 1t seemed incredible that sen
able hogs could be 50 foolish as to engage in an
affair of honor; and almost impossible that de-
cent pig should so far forget the respect due to
himself, the oeiga,ion. ms family. his repu-
a,ion, and to the character 81 his race a, to COM
nit either suicide ar murder. Some observations
tell from Mr.. Clark's hog which hur, the feelings
nt MIR. Hadwins hog The latter animal had not
fully imbbed the kind-Aear,cd prccep's Of ms
celent master, who belongs TO the peaceful and
benevolent society OF Friend. Exasperated by
in.ul,, unmindta of the non-ressting principles
npder which he had been educated, and sensible
that his honor had been injured, he was provoked
10 send challenge through the rail-. Their mo-
tives VIII be rendered clear by borrowing part OF
he words of an eminent statesman III recent ad-
dress To his constituents:


=" Their minds denomiuated by tins sophism,
! and having adopted the rule o.; their arron
he theory OF denesation OF reason, and sestultfca
ton which il implies, IL is not strange that ;hcy as
suned the same rule Is applicable 10 their condition.


Coffee and pistols al hand. Swiss aud
Jusks for two were provided.


! Caleb Cashing's late Addrcs. 10 his constituents.