Reorganization

-It appears by the lastFriend of Man that the Executive Commit. teeof Ihe N. Y. State Á. S. Society piopose to reorganite the Staio by discontinuing anti-Slavery societies, and eubstituting in their stead, a "Liberty nesocialiou" in each toivn, with proper officers, w.ho ghall convert as many as possible to the support of Emancipation, and keep a überty rol! of the names of the legal votera who will pledge theraselves to vote for none but friendii of Liberty. QJThe Liberty Association at BoBton have opened a reading room, wliere the ninetcen liberty papers, the othcranti-slavery papers - the ciiy d;iily and weekly papers, and many x.eligious publications can be read by all the xatizens free of charge?. A measlure wurthy of the Bostoniaofl-wise, liberal atid philanthropic. (fcirThe Emancipator is to be united with the Free American, and published at Boston under the editorial direction of Joshua Leavitt. For ourselves we are not particular where the Emancipator is publishe.d, though we regret it could not be sustained in New York; but we want the paper that LeaviU makee, cali it by whnt npme you please.OJOur exchange papers will please notice timt lilis píiper is caüed the "Signal of Liberty," and is publishcd at Ann Arbor.- - Sonie of them are sent directed to the American Freeman at Jacksor., Ihereby subjecting us and the Post Masters to much ioconvenience. Will the publishcrs attend lo this? jfc CCThe New Jersey State Prison has realized, from the labor of 151 convicta, a profil of 4,000 during the ]ast year. The value of the tea, coffee, and cacao imported into this country in the year ending Sepiember, 1C40, exceeded $ 14,000,000.flThe pledge roll of the Hibernian Tee-total society, in ltochester, numbers 1400 good namcs and true.