The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-10
NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 10, 1S43.
Albany.
Correspondence Of the Herald.J

ALBANY, Saturday, Jan. q. lS43
Mild Weathe-Names of fe,C Office Seekers
Their Chances Fashionables and Iheah'icats.
We now experiencing what the wes.therwise
call January thaw. From the most extreme cold
the weather has suddenly become as mild as May,
and the streets are now almost impossible from the
water and splash. Fine times for coughs and colds.
There has been nothing Of Importance before the
collective wisdom of the State, in Senate and AS.
sembly, to-day The State printing bill has not
been touched Meanwhile, the seekers after it are
busy with their intrgues Levi ID. Slamm is active,
and stands good chance. So do the prophet of
the Troy Budget, and others. Next week will de-
eide the question: and it will leave more ill-feeling
and heart burnings behind it than any other one
that will arise this winter.
give you below what may be relied upon az an
accurate list of few, and but few, OF the many
applicants for Office
j. Arnold, Pot Ash Inspector, New York-chanoo deci
Edmund Sloan, Flour Inspector city of Albany
A. W. starks, do city Of Albany, at present Alder.
man-doubtul.
Cornelius vospurgh, do do.
Morss seHy Smith aS of Albany Flour Inspector
L. K Norton d. Leather Inspector.
acNN Beatty sv do inspector Of Beef and Pork
Jane. SssS: Inspector Of Leather. Monroe County
seRsy ks' Moses. Of Lumber Monroe Co.
Chas G. Cummings, do do. do.
Thos. g. Green do do do
David J Holden, do do do.
hos os[1: Inspector of Beef and Pork Monroe Co.
Michael Doyle Inspector of Pot and Pearl Ashes, Mon
roe County
John B. Dewey, do do do.
w Foster tnspecto of Elour Monroe County
Jesse Clark, First Judge OF Seneca County.
Thomas barlow, do do Of Madison.
Thomas Osborn, do do Of Chautauque
Ashley Sampson,d do do Of Monroe
Sardis Dana, Associate Judge Of Madison.
Egsnf Uss noIe 30 do do do Of seneca so
Nathan b: Wheeler, do do do.
John Nj. Edison, do do of Chautauqus.
Chas. B. Daughaday, do do do.
John Patterson, do do Of Monroe
LOAN CoMMrssIoNERs
Hosea B. Clark and jeremiah Whippe Of Madison.
John 6. Stubs and Nathan Wakeman, of Seneca.
VIM. Hood and Henry Mather, of Monroe.
James Buckliu and John M'Whorter, of Chautauque.
Addison knox, VIM. Clark and Charles A. Gibbs, of
Seneca, Examiners in Chancery
Ben. Waworth and Lorenzo Norris ofChautauque, do
Asgill Gibbs, Of Seneca, Supreme Court Commissioner
Joseph Waite and Peyon Cook ofChautsuque. do do.
J. d. Husbands, of Monroe, Examiner in Chancery.
Rial Wright, of Onondaga Superintendent OF Salt
Henry G. Beach, of Onondaga, Inspector of Salt.
The names on the above list have been, most of
them, recommended in county convention, and are
likely therefore, to be those OF the successful candi-
dates.
II is extremely dull here in fashionable life. No
parties, suppers, etc. as yet. The locoocos must
brush up; there is nothing like these little entertain
ments to ensure popularity. When their antagonists
were in power, the city round Of gaiety all
winter. We have theatre here-the American, at
which they are playing London Assurance, Mr.
and Mrs Brougham starring it. 1t is not very well
supported, however. The Circus takes better here
SIMON