: Connecticut State Temperance Society.-The An nual meeting of this Society was held in New-Haven on the evening of the 18th inst. The report was read blythe Secretary, Rev. John Marsh. IL is spoken ot as an able and highly interesting document. It will be published, in pursuance ofa vote of the Society," The meeting was eIoqueDtIy addressed by Hon Tim o,hy Pi,kin, Daniel Frost, Esq. R. M. Sherman, Esq and Hon. David Daggett.

 An impulse has been given to the cause by this oee,;nr which will be felt we trust throughout the State. Daniel Frost, Esq. was unanimously chosen General Agent for the Society for the ensuing year, This measure will meet the appreciation ot every friend of Temperance in the Slaie-and there cannot be doubt that the means of carrying it into enect' w.li be promptly and cheerfully provided. pare fragment of what is saved by the Temperance reform ation, would sustain dozen agencies. correspo"' dent says Our meeting was noble one.'-CO". Oos'

 General Root has received some appointment reia' tive to the Indians.

 The Senate have rejected the bill authorizing sub scrpton io the stock of the Baltimore Rail Road, aye 21, nays l9.

 bill has been introduced in the Senate, providing sha in future, the newspapers in each State be SC lected for the publication of the laws and advertise mentq shall be designated by the Senators and Rep resentaves respectively, which choice shah bind th Secretaries of the Departments.