AGRICULTURAL MEETING. Pursuant to a call of a few friends of agriculture of the town of Hannibal, there was a meeting held, at the school room, in district No. 12, by the citizens of said town on the 17th inst., for the purpose of consulting upon the propriety of organizing a society for the promotion of agriculture. On motion, ZEDEKIAH HAVEN was called to the Chair, and ALFRED RICE appointed Secretary. After a few remarks of interest as to the object of the meeting, and the importance of the subject, on motion of Alvin Rice, Resolved that it be expedient and desirable, to form a Town Agricultural Society. On motion of Rev. J.N.HUBBARD, a committee was appointed to draft a constitution, form a plan of operation, and devise subjects for the consideration of the next meeting, consisting of nine members, viz: Messrs. ALVIN RICE, J. N. HUBBARD, J. H. SKINNER, MARTIN WILTSE, J.P. STORMS, THOMAS SKELTON, S.W. BREWSTER, JOHN TITUS, H.H. BRONSON. Resolved, That when this meeting adjourn, it adjourn to meet on Thursday, July 31st, at 4 o'clock P.M., at this place. Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be published in the Oswego County Whig and the Oswego Palladium. Adjourned two weeks. ZEDEKIAH HAVEN, Ch'n. ALFRED RICE,Sec'y. HOLIDAYS ABOLISHED.--The Sandersville, Fa. Telescope gives out the following information to its readers. We trust this sort of thing not be allowed ot spread: AHard Case.--We have just been informed that there would be no fourth of July, in this place, at all, this year. Just as we expected, elect Mr. POLK again and we will have no Christmas. MARRIED. At Volney, on the evening of the 12 inst., by EPHRAIM BEARDSLEY, Esq., Mr. NATHAN M. SNOW, to Miss PRECILLA C. DUNBAR, all of Volney. At Granby, on the 3d inst., by Rev CHARLES MERRITT, Mr. LEONARD W. OSBORN, TO Miss ABBY ANN FINCH, all of Granby. DIED. In Granby, on the 16th inst., Mr. ABNER SAWYER, in the 79th year of his age. In Fulton, on the 12th inst., of congestive fever, JANE G., daughter of FERNANDO C. JOHNSON, aged 15 years. In New Haven, 25th June, after a painful and protracted illness borne with Christion resignation, ISAAC B GOODSELL, aged 26. THE STATE OF FLORIDA.--On the 26th ult, State Government of Florida was established and organized at Tallahassee, the seat of government, in all due form and ceremony. WILLIAM D MOSELEY, the first Governor, and a democratic one too, was inaugurated, and deliverd an address, ably written, democratic and strongly Southern in its character. The ceremonies attended on the occasion, are described at much length in the Floridian and appear to have been quite imposing. A procession comprising the military, state officers, elect and territorial, the Legislature, clergy and citizens, was formed and marched to the Capitol. There, after music and prayer, proclamation was made of the result of the election., and the Constitution of the new State formally delivered to the Governor by the Committee of the Constitutional Convention, with an interchange of appropriate addresses. Governor MOSELEY then delivered his inaugural, and took the oath of office. Debbie