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The State Agricultural Society
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r havn bnt a moment to write you Of the DO
ings Of the State Agricultural Society at It's An
nual Meeting in this city today The attend
ance was unusally large, great interest beng
manifested in regard to the locus in quo Of the
next State Fair. The influx of some $4,000
strangers with pockets full Of rocks" on such
occasions, makes it great object 20 the particu-
lar locality which may be selected. Three Fairs
have been held at Syracuse, at Albany, and at
Rochester. The places which put in strong
claims for the next Fair were Buffalo, Utica and
Poughkcepse, You would have been surprised
at the unwonted degree Of feeling manifested on
this question to-day. The strife was not at all
times limited to the use of soltspoken phrases.
Some hard words were said. The West accused
the East Of desire to monopolze every thing
and more too, and the East scornfully threw back
the lmputations


The battle-ground was upon the appointment
of a committee to designate the place. The ad
vocates for Buffalo at length yielded their claims
and With the understanding that they were to
have the next chance. Joined their forces TO Old
Dutchcss, and carried the day. The committee
reported in favor of Poughteepsie, and that is to
be the place. hope Old Dutchess will be pre-
pared to display her richest plumes on the occa-
sion.


The officers elected for the ensuing year are
Dr. JOIN P. BEEKMAN of Undertook for Presi-
dent. (Nr WADswoRTH the old President, hav
ing peremptorlly declined a reelection, though
pressed opon him. One Vice President from
each Senatorial District Ben. P JOHNSON, Cor
responding Secretary; LUTHER TUCKER, Re
cording Secretary, and C. N. BEMENT, Treasurer
The Society close .heir transactions with an ad-
dress at the Assembly Chamber this evening. by
J. w. KNEvEls, Esq OF FishkiIl, an able and prac-
teal Agrlcutturalst.


The Legislature have done nothing to-day
worthy OF note The annual hop, or cotillion
party, came otf'at Congress Hall last evening. As
do not tram ii such ranks. cannot of cours,
go into ccstacles about fairies and ylphs-nim.
bic feet and ninlbler tongues &c. &c But
only Judge by the looks of certain people to day,
that at least, the a&uGl quanlum OF CHAMPAGNE
made It's mysterious disappearance on The occa-
sion. Yours, &c. WATCHTowER





misunderstanding following is the official
vote for Members Of Congress in the lid, With and
With Congressional Districts of Massachusetts al
the special election held on the lst January being
the 9th trial:


lid Abbott, " 1882 MausuT l. 23 Scat. 892


MaJouty against Abbott pa.


With Cistyict. Baker W5I5O Chapin L4I25 Seat 1908