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STATISTICS OF THE AssEMBLY.-1he present AS
sembly consists of l28 ms mbers. Their several occu
pations are as foows-Farmers, 59; Lawyers, 20;
Mechanics, l6: Merchants, l3; Doctors, o inkeep
ers. 8: Editors, 2; Manufacturers, y Engineer
Rntcher. Contractor and Banker, each |. me
oldest member is &c years OF age the youngest %
borb being members Of the New York city delega-
,on. There are members between the ages OF ~
and 80: 4S between 80 and 40; 40 between Az and
so: 80 between 50 and 60; and three that are over
co. The birth places OF the members were as 'ol'
lows: New York, 84; Connecticut, IS; Vermont
IL; Massachusetts, 9; New Hampshire 4; New
Jersey, 2; Ireland, Scotland, West Indies, i


Albany Evening Journal.
SpRING.-Sprng came in gentle and frlsky as 3
lamb: quite Milierish so far calorc is concerned,
though a little TOO moist for immediate combustion.
The Ice has disappeared from the Canal, River and
Lake hereaway, and we learn by gentleman from
the Islands, that there is ice in sight IN that Vi
cinity save occasional floats from above. Before
breaking up at the islands the ice had become very
thin and porous and he thinks II quite probable ha
boats could now reach Detroit


[Cleavelard Herald, I'd March.
gJP We noticed the arrival at levee yester-
day of four boat loads of Ice, from the Upper Mis-
sissippi wnich sold almost soon as landed al
about 81 per ton, making The sum received for this
article in one day. something near 81 ,5OO-ap prota-
BILE investment, no doubt, to The purchaser.


1St. Louis New Era, 9th.
tF. new Postoffice has been established III
the town of Reading, Steuben Co., n. Y, called
Reading Center, and Alonzo Simmens appointed
Postmaster.