Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-22
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW York, FEBRUARY le, ls45.

New York, FEBRUARY 10, l645.
The Wings of this city have resolved TO rally IN
their strength at the coming municipal election and,
rejecting all projects of coalition, to vote for their
own men without regard TO consequences. NO can
ddates are to be nominated for their suffrages who
will not promise to Withstand all attempts to induce
them to decline. A perfectly independent course
will be pursued in regard to nominations and, if
any third party wishes to influence them, it must
seek, for it will not be sought.
The disposition evlnced at times on the part OF
the smaller and younger party to merge the impor-
lance OF the older and larger in its own is probably
the leading cause that has reused the Wings to a
determination to come forth once more as princi-
pals, and not as allies. But other causes have been
at work produce state of feeling in favor of in
dependent action. Agreeing with the American Re
publicans in the advocacy of two great measures
Registry system for the city and reform of the
Naturalization laws-the Wings as party have
little sympathy with the spirit of prescription and
religious agitation for political effect which. has
marked some of their proceedings. Many of the
American Republicans themselves deplore the exist
ence Of this spirit but these are for the most part
such good Wings at heart, who will return at
the first trumpetcal to the camp to which they be-
long. The Wings, in spirited and eloquent adj
Dress have announced their intention to enter inde-
pendenty into the contest. They are to meet in
their several wards next Wednesday to take mea-
sures for nominating their candidates for municipal
officers. 1t is to be hoped that their action will be
i such as to produce unanimity and awaken zeal in
their ranks
i The Havre packet takes out S54 900 in specie
Stocks recovered little to-day from their partial
decline; and former prices have been nearly restor-
ed. The weather is clear and cold; so that the
lsleighing has a repreve. There has rarely been
such lack of public amusemenls as at this mo-
ment. TIL: theatres present few attractions; and
the lovers of music have nothing offered to lure them
from their fresides.
violent rain storm last night swept away quantities
of snow and to-day have bright and mild spring
like atmosphere The seghs that have made Broadway such
of animation, with their ngng BELLS during the last
week. have disappeared and cabs and omnbuses again
tie the unmued pavements The change Is not be
regretted Snow in the city acceptable sight TO few
persons except the surgeons and manufacturers of ndaub
Der overshoes Broken limbs and the long train Of physical
ills accuing from feet its inevitable Accomplishments
There has been serious uctuaton in the stock market
during the last week Canton has fallen nearly rapidly
and there general decline yesterday in prices
The clears begin think that it is their The
market continues without material change Money
becoming plenty
Some important appointments have recently been made by
Gov. WReur to Offices in this city The Inspectorshp Of
Pot and Pearl-ashes sineeure worth fifteen Thousand dol
lars year, has been given Mr. EDMUND DaIeos This
the Office which the President Of the Empire Club
PRED. The present ncumbens Of the offices of Flour In
spector and Superintendent Of the Quarantine establishment
have been renominaed These two places worth from
twelve to fifteen thousand year Some removals in
cusom-house expected this week The general be-
lief appears be that Mr. VAy Mss will retain his place
i under the new Administration.
The bookstores exhibit few novelties Of interest Miss
MAnrIsEAUs letters Mesmersm which she describes
the of which has excited much interest, have
been collected and published in s1penny pamphlet by the
HARrEns. A and complete collection of HAILEcKs
poems announced HALLEcK has written just enough
make regret that he had not written Woman
the Nineteenth Century is the title of work by MAaeAnEr
FULLER which cannot fail to claim attention by the startling
bodness with which certain topics discussed which
generally lodged by male ethical writers The
terances those of earnest independent and sincere
spirit The work is written with great ability. For of
better word clearer apprehension many readers will
pronounce it tansccndental" They deny its
: originality and power.