Amendments To The School Law

We wül :!f;nn cali attent on to the iüct ibat fit tho lust regular session o' iliü Legislatura t!ic school luw naa iircondofl in fwo important particular which r-ïi i j KI bo remembered al thit ttfne. Fi'st : - Tiiu annual school nieet h ennpgod from thn hi.it to the fust fttonday of Scpternbor, nnd this j year will ha held on the Second day of Stptcmber. Th o Directora ehotild post i their notices to-tnorrow, or :it the l;ite.-t 0:1 Momhiy next. Tho seoond important anicndmont pro vid oh that the ' h;;s ehull irichulo the ñames of il! chil (li'cn btweei) thu ages of fint and Iwntj instend of fmct nnd etghteen is here tofcre. It 'm to lu tuken, as formerTv, duiing tho ten daya text proccding the annunl meetiDg. 5'áT We give pluce in anotber column to the letter of ÍI. J JbwÉtt, nccrpting the uominfttion for Oovcinor of Oliio, nijd invite a careful peruaal of it. Excepi to the single propj osition for a Dfttional oonrention, it must i meet the hearty endorseinent of every [nitriiit, we care not by what party nnme be Ikih been or is known. And, aa be marku out tho worK of a nutional eooventioo, even tlint feature is oi.'ly objeotionablc becanao such a eoDventioo ia unnecesary. Those meo in the South who will be eoiivinced that the Nurth is not wagiag a wur of subjugation, must ;ilready be conviiiced of that faot The President, the bigbeet fanctionary of tho government, ha declared that the institutions of the South are Dot ïo Lo mi ddleé witb; the Flouse of Represen tati ves, the popular branch of the government by a unauimoua voto, has doclared that the war is not to be tragod for the parpose i of sabjugation, but shall cease wben the rebelliomi Htates lay down their ani! and return to their Bllegianct. And wbat other apsunneo eould n national convention give ? And, bewies, the aeceded States would not join.in i national conveiition. Thfi ultimatum of the leaders. ;as Mr. Jkwti concedes, is disuaión., and until the leaders ara. subdued and a penco contjuered, the loyal citizons e.-w dot particípalo in any movemeet looking to an arrangement of diffi r encea. It is thercforc uaeless to talk of a national convention, unless we mean a con vont ion to arrange terms of dissolution, ;ii,d Bgaiost that Mr. Jbwïtt earncstly protests. Ilis letter is worthy a careful reading, and cspccially bj those Demócrata who vainly imagine that tberecan be any compromiso with rebela in uins. m nam m 3-2f Di". LsvrriT, of our Git}-, v:i recently tendered the appointment cl Surgeon oí theSevenlh Regiment, but declined it. He would have made a goud officer. ÍW Prince Napoleon and suite left Detroit 0:1 Tuesday morning, by the North Star, on a trip to Lakfl Superior. '