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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

HORRIBLE CASE OF LYScHISG.-A noted Negro
thief BIZ the Yeoman having been arrested near
Albany Baker Co. Geo. and subsequently discharged oy
Judge Warren writ ofha5ecs corpus was
" rearrested says the Savannah Republican and under
charge of Messrs Mallory, Crimson and Adams conveyed
at once 10 Florida On mis- way hither ne confessed TO
the gentlemen in whose charge ne was that be was one
of an organized gang OF Negro thieves and
tina, during Florida War they had carried on their
operations under the guse ofIndans and that since the
war they had stolen Negroes in Thomas and Losndes
Counties Geo and Jefferson Co. Fla the value q
Ee confessed his crimes in detail and offered them $1,000
cash for his release, alleging tha. carried 10 Florida ne
knew ne would be unceremoniously hanged.
On his arrival in Jefferson County, Florida the ciuzens
assembled 10 the number of Dety and after an inVes.
CATION OF the facts took formal vote which resulted o.!
In favor OF hanging and % against IL Yeoman was ac-
cordinely executed IL o'clock I'd inst The prnci'
pal reason for this summary execution OF the law was
The insecurity their and the fact OF bis having oand
OF scconplces in the community who wouc In ali Prooa-
blty have effected release. reward OF Slooo mas
already been offered By the citizens for the arrest oil
others known 10 be connected with him who has already
suffered One of those implicated was arrested few
days since we informed, near Newton. BAKER Co,
Georgia and afler the ndicon Of 10 sshes released on
the pledge that ne would leave the State in i've hours
TIE Republican received these particulars from gen.
teuan In Baker County, who stated that he received
them from o;hers and therefore thai they might not De
entirely accurate But the main facts ne had no
doubt
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

UNITED STATES CoUkT Steamboat Horeeser.-Tsis
yes.ei was sold By NJ VANDERBILT the former %
the Long Island Railroad Co but the changes Of owner
ship not registered az the CustomAoUse. In sccc
broush, by Malcolm & Gsul, last Summer, against Gr
VANDERBILT as owner, TO recover damages tor tniQy
done TO some freight il wss shown the cnange ofownrr
sbip had been made. and they were non.suited TIE
,sboat was then lbeled for forfeiture, for breach of
he Bvenue Laws in not causing the names OF the owu
ers 70 appear on the enrolment and register The See
tary of the Treasury has power 10 remit the forfeiture
when the omission was saown 10 De wltno9t irs1d or
l neglect the petition 20 be presented through the
District Judc on his taxing proofs Tie Long Island
h Co through their counsel Mr, Ihotne presented tic
net,;ou YESTERDAY IN which they disclam any intention
10 deiraud &c One or two questions IN tee case were
left for the decision OF the Judge
I,bn S1re.ys Peter HdreoHg and otasTS-l oe ps.ntt
was seaman on board the bark Messino belonging 70
defendants The vessel was sold al a ioicieu Ponm
$40 and he was left behind sick. having been injured
on hoard the vessel He brings action TO recover aooC
SsG0 for wages support since &c. Decision reserved
Fer plantit Mcssrs. Burr and Bencdict for defend.
ants. +. B. Cutting. - ,,.;
larson pbbrck sca,nen OF the bark Adayio for attempt
ing TO make revolt
CIRCUIT County,. s z S9n:tord vs. Gerard 5Gsa
The plaintiffs purchased Of defendant. IN June lef
small farm st Newtown, b. ana contend tnas .ne!
pu, chased the crop in the ground al the ue ana weT
entitled To iumcds,e possession but dd no set sucn
from Mr. Lambert the occupsnt, until Decewoer. teey
bring action $500 the asserted vaue OF me
crnp rs i, was in the ground the time OF purchase
They failed 10 show their right TO such and non SUI,
was asked for As defendant had promised however
eiye 500 should difficulty occur as TO the crops vss
die; was taken for plaintiffs in that amount fSTjee, % ss
oniniou of the court For plaintiff Messrs r. Potter snd
J A. Benedict For defendant Messrs T. Tom!inson sad
H. A Weed.
Josepa Neison vs. George P. Geise.-Tho plaintiff wa
ossi,, down near the junction OF Liberty
= y,s a hand cart in May 1874. when the deieadsa
overlook him with his horse and cart and in passing
struck the side the hand cart with his wheel upseth
and knocked plaintiff into the gutter. "nereoy ne wa
ssT;ously injured Action ia brought for damages. Yer
dict for plaintiff SEQ damages and cents costs 70,
plaint1. Mr. H. Dresser; Tor defendant Mr. Henry sad
tr n. 5. Blunt.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15
Things in philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune,

Correspondence OF lhe tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Jan l4-P. NJ
The Stock market has been more ouoyant to-day,
.rd nyires have materially improved. Pennsylvania
Fives closed at Oh, advance Of II from yesterday
Reading Bonds up and shares the former sell
IL Tsnnesseo Bonds AT So: Kentucky Sixes at 9o (:
Wilmington Railroad declined ]. selling at s6s
In the Court of Sessions, one OF the Aldermen OF
the city is now trial for misdemeanor In once
Considerable animation prevails along the Delaware port
OF the city the unusually large number oi vesse's
now in port receiving and discharging cargoes, l.:
Tonight. Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay will deliver his
Lecture for the benefit poor. crowded audience
will no doubt greet his presence.
The Lecture OF Rev. DR.. Durbin last evening be
fore the Mercantile Library Association on the turkish
Fmnre was interesting and instructive aud isened 70
by large and brilliant audience.
The new packet ship Wyoming is now receiving
her cargo principally aour and gram previous 10 nes
first voyage across the Atlantic TO Liverpool She is
splendid vessel.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

T1x1Se THE EousE-The Correspondent of the
Argus writes thar while Mr. Cobb OF Georgia, was
speaking few days ago, seventeen individuals
crowded around him. as the place where OF all other
places, they might catch the Charman's eye AS M
C. turned 10 ook al the clock, 10 ascertain when his
hour would expire, the serenteee breced themselves
throwing back one leg, pushing forward Inc neaa
and partly extending the right hand, with the most
intense anxiety exhibited in every muscle. In the
middle of sentence, down came the hammer, an
nouncing the expiration Of the hour. (" Go :" shout
ed a waessh member from Alabama at the top OF nls
voice and instantly the seventeen sprang TO tnei,
feeL crying M. Speaker" as loud as !ney eGu,a quo
bawl! Ladies in the gallery were frightened inio
Mysteries an immense roar OF laughter echoed
through The Hall, while Mr.. Holmes of South Caro-
lima, was seen, with horror depicted In his counte
nance. counting, with his pointed finger the hume
rous asprants Tor the foor. II was rch scene one
which yonld have made Hogarths pencil laugh
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15
ONE TO SCIENCE.

Light Of the World bond and free,
Permit a friend to whisper 'hee
That new plory-do not frown--
Has been added to thy Crown.
Thy glittsring rays, as of yore,
Sill proclaim Thy bounteOus power
Thou ST sho wn to man :-of virtues rsrs--
A Preparation for the Hair.
Twill cleanse the locks, invigorate.
All-appenrance rejuvenate;
Scurf aud Dundruf, both are clett
Sofl, silken hair-nanght else is lhit.
Such, all the ladies', and the gents,
Can have By paying fifty cents.
Knowest thou, great queen, oh whers
They the Invigoretor prepare:
Tis ut PHALON'S grand Wig DsPot,
pa Broadway, near Park. row.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

FROM CALIFoRSIA.--Exuact of letter from
California, dated Ocr. G, l545-received in Salem
The news of the day here il California Is that we
must soon have bout With Mexico butyou may think
differently with the better information you Inust have
of the political relations now pending between that and
other powers. Should there be war. we bound
here NIL it is t-us, it may not be Our (Ame
rican) vessels of hoverng about the Alto
ge,her too thcky for the quiet feelings Of the naTes
Lneu guns rsss ~ s ,Drs .Ne ,on%
be half dozen of them here in rne and then Cali
forna Is ours. This year IS unfortunate for
business having rained only haf Of the coast
The windward part"
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

~ Gouya,s kass AeiscoLed So for Inc cure o. y. ~
p;es Frscklss Tan, Saowness Eruptions and al skln
6gursuien 1T the only Depot 81 WakersL ls Stofs
Broadway 81 cents GrecRg Hair Dye, Esse'SI III
Liq4id Rouge, for crlmsouing Lips and Cheeks Fol% m
Subtle for erIttoattHg Hperft1l hnr, without nlaIy Il
tie skin LAZY paits, for Instantly scaueFins fednes =.
&c The above celebrated preparations OF Dr. GoafsGa Y
arc found only tbear in ind 81 Waker-sL s' s
FROM Broadway -.
AGEsrs-E- B. TUti!e, Assembly Buildings, Pn-isdeip
jordan, Mls-sL Boston Carleton Co Lowell iyes
lem; w l. G-rrisn ~ Bedford; Guc, Bangor; Bhss S2s
hei6 Green e. Co. Vorc-<,sr: Myers. N. Haven dls
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

~ v. q. PALMER, The Agent for most Of the BEST Ne~
papers OF all the cities and principal towns throughout s
country, far and receives Advertisements al MS Coz.
try Newspaper Advrrfi:iug Agency In this buding-Er
:, ,.nco., or.,cr rSu
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

FROM JANAIcA-Ffles Of the Kingston Journal
10 The 2lst OF December have been received the Ex
chsnge Reading Room
proposition was before the Legislature, to PASS no
measure and appropriate money for Introducing for
egn laberers until efficient provision should be made for
securing tie benefits Of medical 10 the native popu
lation with view 10 the preservation of life.
The railway from Kingston 10 Spanish-Town, now
completed, supplies material for editorial rejoicing
great extent the benehts enjoyed and prospective Of
which Is the dispenser, are d~er upon, with CORDIAL
graduation.
The railroad has become popular TO induce the
landlord OF the Kings As al the latter place 70 pull
down thai emblem OF ns craft and hoist another with
Railway House" emolazoned thereon. TIE mail is
now conveyed on the railroad
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

F- An election held q, New. Orleans on the sth
inst. TO secure Representative from the Is, Con-
gressiona District in place OF Hon John Slidel, re-
signed resulted in the election by large majority OF
Mr.. Enile La Sere Loco Foco
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

e THE LEGISLATURE OF MICHIGAN assembled
at Detroit on the 5th inst. Lieut.. Governor GREEN
LEY presdes in the Senate and JANE, S. PLArr was
appointed Secretary. Hon. 1. E. CRAsY OF Cal
houn was elected Speaker of the House by ss votes
to IA for ]. NJ. Edmonds of Ypsilanti and l for G.
Hazleton. Governor Fclch's Message was probably
delivered on the following day
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

~ Col. Thomas wn Ward of Austin, Texas
has arrived in the City, and is the guest Of his relatye
Mr. Bean log wavery place The Colonel was one ofthe
braves, and mos, efficient officers IN the late war with
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

Master scoscrA, the precocious violinis,, is
p4as'us AZ Sanrnese, where he has produced sres,
sensation. He goes thence to ws.hinston
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

Observation-Disclosures of the greatest discoveries Of
the age, is Doctor Taylors Balseu of Liverwort kh
medicine that should always De in every bodys house
rich or poor will prevent colds and coughs becoming
settled on the lungs If taken in time 1t has cured &C
many of tubercu!ar consumption and The pro'tu
so strong that ali who will take the trouble TO nqus
can be u y satisfied and the counteries and imitation
under various names and forms are slight proof
its superior excellence One OF public institution
where it has been exhibited with unparalleled sucoea
has rendered the Doctor strong and conclusive ts'c
mony of lis faith in its perfect efficacy in curing ~
mouary and tubercular consumption, bronchitis sstnm
liver complaint dyspepsia, dropsy coughs. colds, 'Fs
ting of blood &c. am reoiced TO hear oil It's increa
ing use by the public They should in all cases see D
Leedss signature the elegant label on each bottle an
if possible buy only of the Doctor at 375 Bowery. TA
agency in Brooklyn is l39 Futcn-st. and there Is NJ
medicine kept family that can compare with IT. an
Is a chrono. thermal medicine. FATHER
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

sANDs's sARsAPARfLLA-Th- blood contains the elements
Of the whole animal sruclure-hosh and FIBRE glscda
muscles tendons the mails, the hair and tho bore
themselves, all sustained by the blood Well then MAJ
IL be called the Of life. In proportion TO tbs punV
Of fluid will be The into which Is conli
usliy changing Corrupt blood instead OF producing hesI
fesh is likely enough to develop sores and ulcers "Ds
these appear, whether In tho speclhc form OF scroaa,
scess &c or OF The ordinary types Is desergeo
Is believed that Will rapidly neulraze the virus IN h
blood from which they spring Ssndss SarsaPaTina
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by 4 b.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulton-sL H3 Broadwsj
and n East Broadway, NewYork. Sold also by Druatsa
generally throughout Tho United Sates Price 81 per o'
lie, or six botLles for S.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

Cy The Hair IL dry and dirty in winter, but fns-
quantity Of shilling botle of JOness Coral Hair Rss
Ave would moist soft, clean and smooth and
80 thrice long any other preparation 500
sgn oi the American Eagle, ~ Chatham 81 or ~ DoS
az, aud lS9 fullo1-sL Brooklyn. lo<o"@
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

y Pime!es, Chapped Flesn Salt Rheuia, are enre, y
few hours by using Joness Italian Chemical Sosp a
American Eagle 81 Cnsihamst O. 3ll Broadway: sSd
Fulton.st EroOkIyn. jIo %eVs
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

u DR.. Gro. B. cHEEyER of this City, lectured
seiose the Young Mems Association in Albany on Tees
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

II" PEALEs BEAUTIFUL PAINTING, Tho Court
DEATH corner of Broadway and Leonsrdst. open even
dav from 10 A. NJ till 10 p. NJ Admittance 25 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

B Al Olneyuiie R. |. on Thursday, boiler
!, N. factory of ]. Waterman blowing out oue
SIDE OF the bui ing and inurins several persons oae
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

STEAMER ACADIA, Harrison, hence, srriyed
st Esfax previous to the <th and saed for Lyerpoe
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

~ Hon. Caleb Cushing delivered lesture on
Monday evening before the Young Mems Association of
Albany Ills subject was China
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

1 At Neg Orleans, on the Sd inst the towboat
Shark, Capt Whon burst her boiler IN going the
Bar. Mr.. Whom brother Of the Captain. was killed TO-
srsnily. Mr. Kew, The lst engineer. and fireman
have died injuries received and other reen were
severely scaLded.
z At Burlington, VT on the I'd inst. the Bow
ard tavern destroyed by fire. with all its conrenis
injured for Sc 500.
q Al Ecoree, Mich recently, the house Of Mr.
Miller was consumed and two Of his children burned to
dasth
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15
a3nsirless $ Notires.

~ We would call the attention OF those who are IL
,eres,ed in the Improvement OF their children in q
the mos, useful as well as most pleasing accomplish
r,ents OF the age to the Drawing Academy OF the Misses
Holman & Norwood No $50 Broadway. Room ~, Ls.
iarge Building They teaching Perspective Drawing
on plan entirely different from any others In the City
We were much pleased with the improvement of al lad
OF l3 who, after courss of l2 Lessons drew several
buildings correctly.
We think their system of teaching the true one and
would advise those who desire the speedy advancement,
Of their children to adopt their mode OF instruction IL
preference to the old system of copying for months
years before they taught the hst principles Of Per
spectiye.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

ry Fos Eguprloss, CHAPqEo FLESH, or dissgurens,s,
or ccuiofed sain, notDs mas ever acted 50 cnas
as the seLuine JoSEs's ITALIAN CHEdIcA- sokf. VI
paris almost lnolaatanSoaey 20 The San sncJlas.
c.earness and soitaess truly beautiful hiad-Kes =
bot Jness Soaps buy no ~nere ess sat al ne ssn-l
American Eagle s2 Cna;n4i-sL and 2Si pfoadnsyJ'~
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

E-A LOVELY HEAD or HAIa for .hree shi!lings. tsa ~
nuctr-ds IN city who dry, dirty REQ sne
a Intee smiling bot 10 OF JoS.s'. CORAL HAia KEsTol
T.vE. l. Jrcea Toe hair grow stops IL ialaos s
cures the scurf and daIdruE Mind. thus 10 noHest "A
Sold at lhe sign of American Ease, S2 Cassnsn 90
81 BrondRaY--o ls9 Rulon -. efUokiyn llo L-SY.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

ET~ We advise all deaf persons McSsrs Aeotr
tic Oil for Deafness from 2l Conand-stine bes reeIl
known and the annoyance of tho deaf 10 their f1ehoa
much more than the price OF this remedy. 10.
Sarsaparas sold at Il CorI!snd-sL al nau 'ne p
others sell IL ht.
1t folly aud nonsense dispute 10 make the puoM ~
believe that any have the right, or know how 70 na,e -
Magical Pain Extractor hut al 2l Cortiandst wnefe no
els 10 warranted specific for burns scsds sore eJes
esss, as, = ts;rSoni a scar ~ - us 2eod
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

" Our acknowledgements ara due to Esrnden
q Co. for az early copy Of Gov. Briggs Message.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

~ Our Acknowledgements arc due 70 Livings-
tom Wells for copy Of the Albany Argus Of yesterday
and The Evening journal of Tuesday, delivered at
scasouable hour last evening
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

Dr. swAYsE's CoMrousp s.kuP oS WILD CJs,ss. Css. Il
Those Who louDlvd VI h cousss, COLDS 's.socycS
cough, pain In the s.ce and breast. sore fUs.. os =
ticking IN The throat, nervous debility, Pa!po-asI
heast bfoaen consultation, from the abuse oI tes
Of DE-. Swayne, OF his sgents-C. h Rirs,s rwSsrus
John-si; r. 4 Sands, las Bowsry: z 80 p. S esa
Bleecker-st; J. c. Hari, S;s Grand-sef D. G's' is
son a.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

bRoOKLYN, January eyr
M A G. BAEgY-Usar SIR: nsye worn wig i1
ny years owing ~ the loss VI my hair from tovef ~,
uisdo up my nlnd should be perd ~ cVb-S;
for The remainder OF my days A tew nonlas ~
Ioosing over Newspaper, saw your edyerisens.5tI
although had bat ite iata n the sdYeIIissd eA,s
the day, sud hac, naoreoYcr used en anlcio OF " NJ
name Jours mace BY somc other person, ~lus ~.
good effect determined: 10 give your TncoPbrfoU.a
iloL cauGs 10 coEdennI II without bearing ProeI.ls
bottle and eppied according 10 dIectlur thef ss
lew days see would DC the er.c- soon esi =
ed strong Indications OF new gtowth VI hAif, >.
neda'ey renew cd the Application, and eoGnnaso t.,5
Ubul bottles had been Consumed Ana ooW Lave - ~.
some head oil hair yoa would wish 10 see
ly say thai tasc every proper occasion 10 ;eeouH
TrlcopGefous TO Hiy ffi-nds. nn,tl,c
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15
FOR ALBANY ,
in the biggest kind of type, and

In the biggest kind OF type, and
as za- as the ice viii pe-rc::
in such dinnutive characters not to be worth men,
touipg.
THE MANUAL OF THE CORPORATION. For l546.'
This valuable book, by D. T. Valentine Esq Clerk Of
the Common Council whose assdueus attention 10 the
duties of his Office have become proverbla will appear
IN few days with additional facts and figures got up in
magnificent style 1, will contain avery thing in
the shape OF City Statistics with Maps and Illustrations
invaluable and indispensable to every body
n We mentioned yesterday robbery at the
United States, from the sleeping of Mr. Pastacodi.
Suspicion II seems strongly upon boarder at the
Hotel, Horace D. Champion upon whose person, VIXEN
searched. were found several false keys The chamber
maid had him taking unusual notice fMr P's room
He is young man. had been figuring rather prominently
at several of the Hotels and that ne is connected
with families of high standing in Philadelphia
e George Washington Dixon was arrested on
Monday by officer Davis for assault and battery on
James E Magic and was held bel to answer fer the
charge.
Court OF SEss1oys-The Recorder yesterday
after stating that c. W. Terhune, who had been permit
Ted to Attorney This Corrt since his admission
to practice Ii The Supreme Court had been indicted Tor
forgery in the third degree added that the dignity OF
from the Court which entered upon The minutes by
the Clerk that Terhune need no longer hang about
the ert1tor OF the Tombs Charles Templeton Tucker
and James Robinson convicted yesterday OF grand
larceny, were sentenced the former to years and
months. and the latter years and months IN the
State Prison.
e William vitterve, the German who said he
was robbed at early hour IN the morning OF $1,000
trns out TO De arrant rascal It appears ha; ne made
up the story for the purpose OF derasdDs MS employer
and upon being arrested he acknowledged bis rascaty
and returned Ss5l of the money. As there was much
doubt as TO the State IN which the offence was commit
ted, ne discharged
s William n. Andras, q man who mas moved
IN very respectable society and formerly kept sn een
sve furniture establishment in Broadway next 10 the
Wavery House hAs been arrested for passing several
SIC counterfeit bills On the Ocean Bank, NewburyPorS
70 store keepers in Canal-street
q Miss Sophia Porter of No. a5s Delancy-street
.astsvsning into the sors of Jacob ssber AZ tie
corner OF Rvingon and Sheriff streets and while there
was severely beaten and kicked by Sisbert, who was
drunk siebet was held to bail in the sum OF $1,000
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15
Courr CaIeudnr....rHIs DAY.
Law Courts.

CIRCUIT CouRT-Nos. 49 g. 6S J7S, %, H. ~ q. ~
Is $50 10 Il Is 70
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

ED Tho Erpress complains that sotnc of The Ci,v
papers steal ts Edsorsis-a very foolish petty lar
oenyand 10 the same paper has sa article on the late
Ohio LocoFoco Convention. proceeding as follows:
The proceeding. Of The Convention are said IN ,r,
riot and vugsrity, OUT of Tamuasny Hall, DC &c.
This is not the rst the fifth the Sfeth trne ,hs,
Intelligence found only in The Tribune has been copied
into the next edition OF The Express as from coscm.
porary,' q letter &C. &C. Never mind.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

NEw.JrRsEY-The Legislature of this State as,
sembled in Trenton yesterday Tuesday, and or.
ganized by electing Hon. LEWIS HOWELL (Whig)
of Cumberland County, SPEAKER Of Assembly, and
General ADAMS c. DAVIS of Fleming,on, Clerk-the
vote stood fos Davis, Cwhig) so, for Arnold, tLo-
oo) tEdiscs of the Emporium) e6-two members,
one of each party, being absent.
The old officers were ali reelected in the Senate
Tho strength OF the respective parties in that body
being la Wing, Loco-making
whig majority IN the Senate.
- House OF Assembly ly-..........4
on Join. BALLOT. II
The State Treasurer, Librarian, Keeper of the
State Prison. and some County officers. are elected
by Joint Balos. and of course will be all Wings
good and true.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-15

r The letter OF our correspondent having iaii
ed, we copy the Congressional proceedings OF Tues
day from the Newark Advertiser.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-04-11
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

The latest news from Connecticut throws much
doubt over the result of the recent election in that
State, caused by the introduction of the Temperance
question into the canvass. The Wing ticket for
Governor and other State officers has plurality Of
some five or six hundred votes but, there being no
choice by the people, every thing will depend on
the complexion of the Legislature. Speaking to
this point the Hartford Courant Of Wednesday
has the following, which we suppose presents the
chances for the Wings in the most favorable light
that the circumstances will warrant:
according returns, the Wings have chosen nine
Senator'S ccrtdnthc Locos the number-and three
districts are in doubt
"The House when full is composed Of $40 members and
law Of the last Legislature provides that plurality shall
elect the second trial. every will undoubtedly be rep
resented OF the number chosen, according our returns
the Wings have 1.-THE Locos 49, The Times however,
claims that the Locos have chosen 81. Granting this they
by Of securing majority OF the towns
be heard FROM and where there choice they probably
will not have than nine memberships will make their
whole number LOG. majorityis Ill.
"The Wings then, have much to encourage them If
they should rally in those where there choice, and
do well at the second trial Monday last, they will
have majority in the House, and in joint ballot Of the Le-
gislasure."