We Are Requested To State That Mr. W. P. Glover Is About...

{L? We are requested to state that Mr. W. P. Glover is about taking a tour through the State for the purpoBe of lecturing, nnd obtaining subscribere for the Literary Messen - ger," the publication of whicn was suspended some weeks sir.ce. Mr. G. intensa to resume its publication soon, and make it a valuable medium of scientific and literary imformation, and also of intelligence respecting common schools. As there is no paper in the State devoted to these departments of knowledge, Mr. G. believes that one of that charactef will receive ampie encouragemenl, and highly ! subeerve tJie best interests of ccnmunily. (Lp The Detroit Advertiser and Pree Press have been discussing the merits of the Irish Repeal debate, which we published two weeks since. Both papers thmk that the several speakers had designs to make Irish' Repeal subservient to their respective parties. We saw no indications of this kind in those remarks. We supposed Mr. Ramsdell was perfeclly honest and sincere in expreüsing his abhorrence of American slavery, and that Mr. Eackkr was not less sincere in deprecating what he conceived would be injurious effêcts of discussing Slavery and Repeal together. - We do not believe either of the gentlemen spoke with reference to the election of Mr. Howard or Dr. Pitcher. 05o The Michigan Conference of the M. E. Church closed its session in this place last week. We shall publish a notice of their doings on Slavery next week. A resolution in favor of rescinding the resolution of the General Conference cutting offcolored testimony was adopted, and also one for concurring with the N. Y. Conference in making the Discipline to prohibit "the buying or selling of men, women and children."