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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14
Mechanics Lectures.

I'LL E third Lecture ofihe course wall be given
j in The III Street Cnurchon Thursday eve
ming, the llrh inst by r. K. Russell Esq, and
The remainder Of The course Oh each succeed
ing Thursday evening at The came place, com.
meEcing al O'Clock
Tickets for The course 81 90; single tickets
25 cls., Tor .ale at VIM. A, Barber's, e.. E.
Hammeu's, j.? B. }. riley'S News room and
al Parker 81 Weavr'S. Mechanics wishing
to bcco ne members of he Association by paving
The innIiatory lee 81 90 are entitled 10 a ticket
TO The Lectures without father cost
nec IL
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

III The dwelling house Of MIR. Adams 10
Saffeld, Conn, was entered on Saturday
iRht and robbed. As the thieves were re-
firing with their plundcr, the housekecper
came down Stare, when one of them fired a
pistol az her the ball of which broke her arm.
They afterwards threw her down breaking her
skull. The scoundrels were traced and ar
rested. Their names are James Murphy and
John Nelson.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

PyscruALiTY AT CHuRcH.-In the new and
elegant church Of the Holy Trinity, at Brook
Iyn, n. Y, regulation exists, by which the
doors are closed at the commencement OF the
services, and no persons are admitted after
wards. This prevents disturbance of the re-
ligious services, ensures punctuality, and may
be worth initiating in other churches.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14
A Coroner. iuaue., va. held Dee. 9, befor,

A Ooroner's iDquest was held Dee. 8, before
d. G. Denham, Coroner. on the body Of Gif
fsy ThurstOn, Q eolored woman, sRsd about
"a years, found dead in her house, in young
street, supposed to have died in fit. Ver-
dict Of the Jury "Died by the act Of Cod
The deceased lived alone, and it 10 therefore
not known how long she had been dead, il ia
supposed sho had been dead some days.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

- NJ wv GD ~ H&
TNiiIS Company, although II cannot boasi .
Il being "The Oldest Tea Establishment in A
merlca does 81 ,im to have sold during the tw,
years of It's existence, more good pure and un
mixed Teas, and al lower prices, than any Siml
ar eft abliShment n'h- United States
The following is list oi their retail prices
which will be found to be nearly the same a
similar Companies The only difference They
claim, is in The qualify Of the Teas.
GREENS BLACKS
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

Coon BEcINSiNG.-Hon. Horace Greeley
has commenced his Congressional career by
giving notice that he should introduce into the
House bill to prevent speculation in the pub
lie lands, and to encourage their occupation by
actual settlers
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

ExrR.vAeAsr SulRrs.-1hs New York
a,ndes who frequent the Opera, are afiordlnre
,he % elaborate elegance of their shirt bo'oms
Mrs. Beapn, who, few years ago. was
poor, night working semps'ress' now employs
four hundred sewing women, and Is over
wbeLned with business. Her opera shirts are
"ouick" at from 81 to SIP apiece.-N. r.
G,To-.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

NJ An Irishman, in recommending acow'
said she would give milk year after year, with
ou, having calves; I" for" said he, runs IN
,he brced-she came Of COW that never had
calf"
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14
ST. Marks ParOchial and Class.
iCal School,
WARREN, Il. I

THE 6rS torn, Of this Institution, for the
l. year l5i9, will open on Wednesday. Jan.
Is, sud continue IL weeks. Expense of boa,d
nod Tu,tion in the common English Branches
S375 Language and Ornamental Bispc!ss
EXTRA.
N. B-Owirg 20 the pressing demand for
room, arising from the Increase Of Boarding
pupils. the building of the Institution has re-.
cerved tins Pail large aud commodous sdd-
tion, furnishing desirable accommodation fns
A. l-sa twelve additional bosfders, bestd-s
giving nor. ample space for carrying into sf-
feet fully we'll ordered domestic arrangements.
A French lady will board in the In.iitutioa
with the pupils, ~ a teach.r rf the Language,
thns afTordiIg rars is.ili,i"a for learning TO
converse in tterCh For further particulars
sec Catalogue fnr ls49, or address
CiiNS. W. WOOSTER, PRixciPAG.
Dec 7 Iei5. Aws
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

MONEY MATTERS IN New YoRK.-Money
in New York continues easy on call at per
cent, but auction and other paper is selling in
the stree, at 10 to IL per cent. The amount
pressing on the markets. not materially ncreas-
ed, and the banks are dscounting with consid-
erably freedom
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

Ho, FOR CALIFORNIA We learn that a
company is forming in this town, with the in
ten,ion of purchasing the bark Charles Devens,
and freighting her for that modern FL Doradas,
accompanied by number Of our enterprising
Young men, in search of the wand Of Midas
success attend them.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

The PRiSclpLE CARRIED ouT.-An IRISH
man being arrested for beating his wife, com
pia;rrd Of interference with his peculiar
domestic institutions"
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

A VETERAN OrFIcER.-The venerable ia
cob Hays was on Monday sworn in as High
Constable Of New York He has now filled
ptnat post for.y-seven years, always with credit
to himself and honor to the city.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

DT J. p. Bigelow, Wing, was on Monday
elected Mayor Of Boston, by about $500 ma
jority. The Wings also elected large ma
orly of the other city officers.
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NEW BOOKS.

MONEY Penny, or The
MwEsNtxA Heart OF tho Word-a
v=.1sN romance Of The present
Jam MN day-embracing the Ad.
tAAtAWaslA ventures oi a Gentleman
3.--Ss.---s from the country. IN and
about New York Story Of the Indian Girl
The SeTp>rrSs and the Poet The Cheerful
NewsEoy The Sharper and has Confederate,
the Young Dandy and The womsn Of Fashion
with various othsr Characters from the up )er
aud lower walks Of Life, in two paris. part !,
illustrated by Darbey, 25 cis. the Huncbback
or The Bel Ringer OF Notre Dame. by Victor
Hu"e % cs.
No one can deny the talen, displayed in
Nore Dame. the rich and poetic tones Of the
description. the graphic reality Of the more ac-
tive scenes, and The actual presence given by
he Imagination 10 the Chalhedral lis scuip
are is living thing in llugaS hands, and The
dim purpoe ofihe lofty ai>es become instinct
with spiritual existence --London Literary
Gazette.
Mary Barton, a Tale OF Manchester Life, 2h
cents Julian de Clifford, or Woman's Love, q
romance Of Smiles and Tesr,, 80 cts a lew
more, Life Of Eafiu, and the Pictorial Broth.
er jonathan, all OF which with a great variety
al late works. Newspapers &c. ray be had al
TlLLEY'S Newspaper and Periodical Depot,
Dec. Q. No 10 Thames Street
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

The Population of Arkansas, by the Govern.
! ,r's estimate. is SOC, 900, which will give 1t
three, in place Of one member of Congress IN
fhe next apportionment.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

o. We learn that the horse and carriage
stolen from Mr.. Stewart, a few days since,
was found in Bridgewa'er. The man who
stole it escaped to New York.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

The FAMILY of the late Gen James Taylor,
Of Newpsrt, Ky, have unanimously determn-
ed TO emancipa,e all the slaves, numbering over
forty, belonging to the estate. and that the aged
and children viii be provided for.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

Three thousand dollars worth Of the gold
found in California, has been sent to the Sec
re,sry of War in a box, 1t is TO be ade up
into medals for our otiicen who distinguished
themselves in Mexico.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

wha, q beautiful place heaven is,"
exclaimed little boy. Why do you think
40" asked his father. Because" said he,
alladins to the stars, the nails in the floor
are so beautiful
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

The Teas mentioned in the above catalogue
a.c rut up ~ Qnarier. ilall ard Pound Pach
ages, made perfectly air tight. an warranted to
h. we'll worth the price marked On th" label n
they are MOI found To be 80. they can he return
ed al anv tine and the money will he refunded
The Canton and peckin Tea Company. al
though not The exclusive v,nderN' ui the justly
celebrated 'llowqua Mixture can still accom-.
r,oda,e their customers with II, nt price and
suy other.
The citizens OF Newport and vicinity are
respectfully invited To- call ~ The above store,
I5G Thame> street, and test The qualities OF
these Teas. A. the company arc conhden after
the purchasers mske'one trial. that an extensive
cnstom will be secured
ps~ III - elD
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

Jpnrrp OvenBoAsp.--At about o'clock
,h;s morning, a. the steamboat Massachusetts
was of New Haven, young man jumped
overheard and WAS drowned. a passenger On
board says that he conversed with the young
man in the saloon; he VAS weeping ana was
oyideally laboring under mental arrangement
ssid he feared the people on board were going
10 kill hlm, and exhibited other signs OF erea,
mental distress; represented that he had los'
considerable property, and that his name was
Wilson, Tor Weldon. He was a foreigner aho
had ,icke, for New York. lie vas aPpa-
renlly well educated about twenty.hSe years
of age; wore a brown o'ercoai' p'a'd Pan'u'
looms a glazed or silk cap. lie was pas,
senper from Boston. A heavy log prevailed
N. Y. Ado. Of Ffiday.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

UsIrARIASs.-In Massachusetts, there are
l62 Unitarian Congregational Churches in
the rest of the United States, there are l09.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

~ A Poin, Coupeo (Ls.) paper states
that Major Bliss was recently united in mar
risge to Mss Betty Tsylor--,he Generals "a
sor.ie daughter.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

uP The Governor Of Massachusetts,, has
appointed Monday, the LIST Of January, for
another trial to elect Representatives to Con-
gress, in t!Io vacant Congressional districts in
thai State.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

BEWARE OF THE SAw.-A hoosier, on =
visit to Cincinnati, few days called on busi-
ness at planning machine es,ab shment in
the Third Ward. The planning department
had not vet been started but small circular
saw, which was nearly at the edge Of the
bench, and projected a scant inch above It's
surface, was in full blast. Mr.. Green as the
hoosier may be called, looked around, but find.
ing nobody visible, concluded to seat himself
on the bench while awaiting somebody's ap-
pearance. Neither noticing nor mis,rustinp
ANYTHING, he squa,tod plump upon the saw
one spring nearly to the ceiling, and pitch
forward to the floor. indicated his astonishmen'
at finding an incisiou Of siS inches in the
length of his seat. Iii. cries brought assist
ance. DR.. Eaton closed the flesh wound, and
skilfu tailor that in the pantaloons.
TnE CHOLERA AT QuARAsrfsE.-Thcrei Is
still some doubt whether the disease at Qua
rantinc he chol,sa or not The health Officer
reports six new cases this morning, and foul
deaths, among the cases before rePor'ed.-
Doubtless, fear, and the change Of diet, have
their effects on the patients who have been at
tackled. We SEQ no cause for apprehendlng
yYrvsd &C the disease " Y. Mirror. IN.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

NUMBERS. numbers in Thames street
have been put on TO the buildings. Our num-
Der is now 1877 instead of 1913. The odd num-
bers are put upon the West side Of the street,
and the even numbers upon the East side.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14
Hats, Caps, Mufrs, Fur Trimmings
Umbrellas, &c.

DARKER & WEAVER, have ius, received
l. large and elegant assortment Of the OF
,c-ver. Mole Skin, Fur and Wool Tampieo
Hats. Clclh, silk aud Lawn Caps, --latest
styles: also Childrens Fancy Cloth Csus,
Velvet do, plain and embroidered Fancy
Hats, &c.
They would particularly invite the .ttention
lorths LADIES to their sock Of MUFFS snd
Trimmings comprising The areen ana b'a ("
i,,i,d assOrtnsH ever offered ~ this place -
Consisting oi Black LuStted and NsInrsl Lynn,
vienna do Grew Squirrel, I1pp'd JrnnelI,
Grey do. Con,v and oiher MufS, At
OAK ROW, NO. z.
RS HATS and CAPS made TO ords'.
Oct. rs. -dsr "a w
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

uY An Illinois editor, speaking of bank.
rupi in that State, says he broke every bank
snd Sabbath day that has been in that State
for the last FIVE years.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

FoR CALIroRsIA.-The barque John w.
Coffin cleared at Boston Friday for California,
via Valparaiso, with a large assorted cargo
valued al $50 900.
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Leather.

4 GOOD assortment Oak Tanned and Dry
Hide sole Leather, and Calf skins iar
sale by BARBER & BvONE
Dec5
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O. The subscription list of the American
Art Union now numbers 1900 Early appli-
cation must be made by those wishing TO sub
cribe. See advertisement.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

D- The pay Of the Ptsidep, q France J.
Hrsd q, 600 900 fsncs
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nr The Lecture before the Mechanics As
ISOLATION, for the week, will be delivered this
evsuiug A, the Mill stree, Church, by +. Rus
sell. of BostSp.
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American Art Union.

VNflE time for subscribing to the Institution
l. Is about drawing TO a close. Those wish
ing TO subscribe can do so only by applying
%itnn few days, as il is probable that no
names will be received after the middle OF This
month. CHAS. T.. HAMMETT, in,
dec g. Hon Scc'ry.
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Books for the Holidays,
ICHaRLES Z. HAMMETT, yR, l,l Thames


" Street, has receive a FIRST rate assortment
Of An,uals for l949 and Juvenile Books, 10
great variety. Among the Animals are
'Che Rose Of Sharon The Garland
The Amaranih Ruby !
Moss Rose GIit OF Friendship
Christian krepsake Memlenlo
Friendships Offering KeepS.GsoiF'dship
Gem Pearl 90
The Juvenile. consist OF the bes, selections
from The publications Of Munroe 81 Francis
g. ). Appleton. G.. II. Pierce &c. Among
them are works by Miss Edgeworlh. Mis-
Gore, Mrs Lee, Mrs SKINNER, Miss Strick
land. Mrs. Birbsnld, Mrs Sherwood Mn
Holland aud others. In addition 10 which are
received the various new publications a. they
ar. issued. by a good assor menl and rea asonaOh
prices, hope " suit those who will give ms
= call.
| Newport, Dec. 8, Ia4a.
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New Windows for Old.

THE Subscriber wishes 10 exchange SIN
i lights by ! sash and glass on The most
reasonable terms. SIMON MOFFI Il.
sent Dl fm w.pd
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Wilmington, Wilde 4 Wclch,
MUSTARD, COFFEE AND SPICE
FACTORY,

No. z. Dutch Street--betNecn John and
Fulton street--NEw YORn.
Joshua TRIP. B,oad SIeet. Newport.
ID Agent. w. ". w manuiaetuIe and ha..
iconstanily on hand, for sale
Green Coffee Murard Ground Alspics
Roasted DO Whole Nurnegs do Ginger
'GroIrt DO Ground Cloves do Cayernr
Domestic 30 Do Cinnamon do Nutuiegs
Prepared Cocoa do PEPPER.
N. B. Coffee rs1s,ed sad Ground for Gro
GERS.
Ros@ing 80 cents per hundred Grinding
50 cents per hundred.
". g. The above named goods are sold on
ths most reasonable terms ard delivered TO any
pat oi the city or Brooklyn, free OF eYpenS,
Dec !, iSi5. ly.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

TIE TRrAsuRy REroRr.-The Report Of
the Secretary OF the Treasury Of ,hs United
S,ates has been published. Il is - document
a. long as the President's Message. From il
usut for the year ending on the a0,h Of June,
lsie, were $50, ,394 ,70i; bot Of this amo unit
92l $50 700 were proceeds Of loans and Trea-
sury notes, and 81, i,7of,25l were in the Trea-
nry when the year commenced. The whole
expenditures were s5s ,24l, ,lB7.
The estimated means for the year ending
Juns 30, lsi9, are $57, ,c4s, 900, Of which,
however, only $50 eco, 900 are real income,
the rest being the proceeds Of loans. The es-
,imated expenditures for the same year are
Ss4, 1885, ,276. So that there will be gain OF
ses.ip,s over expenditures Of S. 1853 ,es4-PrO-
vided the estimates prove correct.
This gain 10 expected to increase, 10 the next
6scsi year, ending June 80, 1850, 10 $5,o4O,-
sac. 80 that our monetary Affairs appear to
hs 90 the mending hand.
The repor, then plungss Of once into oom-
taratiye estimate Of the TARIFF Of lS42 and
lsaU, Of course to the advantage Of the latter
10 every respect. This argumen. occupies
about one quarter Of the report. The ex'en-
sion Of steam navigation in the Pacific 10
strongly recommended, as particularly suitable
TO the pacific character Of the waters TO be nav
igaied. BY its aid, the report suggests. we
may command the commerce Of Asia.
Reciprocal free trade with Canada and Mex
NUr,ecomnendcd Also the establishment
of asrauch-mint at New York-,his point be-
ing ngued at grea, length.
he sub Treasury is warmly commended as
= or sslu,sry operation.
A history Of the sixteen million loan Is giv-
ep-also Of the purchase Of 100000 United
States stock.
Other topics Of the report are the coast sur
sey, the lighthouse system, standard weights
and measures, schools in Oregon, the gold re-
siou 10 California, &c.
PRosABLy Losr.-The schooner James
Hart, Capt Dsnel Burdick, Master sa''eo
-fu,s ;his pvrt for Mobile, on the ll,h OF oc'o,
VI, since which time, nothing has been heard
fher or her crew and passengers. She had
twelve persons in all on board v'z-Da"ie
Burdick. Master Benz. Capady, Mate; Joh'
King, Dennis Chambers, Portuguese and
ne-son from Narraganse,., as crew. Passen'
4.
ees, Henry Crowell, John V. Burdick' Nm
Nor,hup, Ja,hniel Swasey, OF 'ms Town
Thomas Rider of Middle,own, and a person
from Fall River. The schooner belonge" u
Capt. Daniel Burdick and John G Braman'
CHoLrsA.-Four new cases appeared IN n
York on Tuesday. The case reported IL
Greenwich street. died.
up The Lecture before the Mechanics AS
socis,ion, for the week, will be delivered this
:- =, 81. Nil utract Church. BY +. Rus
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n 0 TIC f..

DENJANiN MARSH, respectfully informs
I'D his cnomers that their yeari, accounts will
he ready and presented the 1t Of January, al
usual. All who have demands will please pre-.
sent them at the same time 10: payment.
Dec l2-lW
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CRABAM rLOCR--for sale by
U Dec4 WV NEWTON
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DICE FI.OUR-:or sale BY
IL Dec4 WV NEWTON.
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DYE FLOUR-for sale bv
IL Dec4 WM NEWTON.
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f'ragtantvar'uS. prices
Fine Congo do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-18

er.s Ca psse sr. Bsrmrs; tsrsal Rsesu y Ysrk; esn
rsrthn ueksvp. Evupcet Css GvA Couilard az Bspe-
csrr-psv Basrs Cd snirs Phar~AiA Alien Bosss,
fcss 6srssons srs Leopold Don
hsrshsh ksrer a. nArks Borue- Co uabs 81 Hels
bireh Bsss uendu~s Ontway. Be-. der, Apalaehicsa
btts. ObTer rnrca; corSh Bradbury. Brssos 81 yaso
kor rofs. sev % sa ssAr Fra khn Quincy warehau-
~ tanys~ kaA3s-s bio nary Adsfne McLeand N York
teurd q cacs Pot Of sckress Of the tsoops
Nav nrprosn Nov it-cid schr Eris, Aitsn. Baltimore
Pobrl Nes t3Arr hris Sarah Ellen, wsts Phiiad.l
kerfok
FtcH~esn Ssv lear trs Metropolis Bennett New York;
sslr wilst. smith. %. Mary Psok, Rowland, do.
eAco Nes s-Au sckrs Ann Denmsn kYorh 9Th, Baltimore
Bsss<rvey a..
esLsN ssvISA rr schr nay Cara NYork Sid l4th
hrs sv.huss srlsna sui, Afea; 18th. scar WIN Peters,
l0rd. nsltiu ore
ig sieAas Mitchell Portland ltn. trs Helen Maria, Hatch
fortlspA
tsvasssn Nov I3-s ~ SHIPS Tranconia Boyle New York;
Cas Carroll Merchant Boston harks Rhodes sanisrs Liver
pool verroo faxfor Nee fert brig Macon Sheffield do sch
John WEBSTER Marshall rAnpeO, bound to PHILADELPHIA
aceount o. rehness
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Sksse gen,lemep, Mr.. Collier ,e, unquestionabH,
sAe strongest and IL most liable 10 he taken. More
sAsn either Of the other gentlemen, he would be
shnox,cus 20 the friends and supporters fGovernor
seward, and his election would be almost fatal to
me future political PROSPECTS, Of Governor Seward
a the Wing party Rather than have such thing
eeesr u - believed that Stewards supporters viii
no I'M ard make choice OF another cand idate.-
Tne contesi will be no mean or uninteresting one.
The election Of Mr.. Fillmore TO the Vice presl-
s~pcy. yacaies the Office Of Comptroller, aud who
shall succeed HIM n a question OF present solic,
tsde. There are but few men IN the State htted
Cor the station who will accept IL. The candidate
81 those Who are known as /" Weed and Seward
men" is Frederick Wnitllesey, of Rochester, who
already on hand here, for the purpose ht Is said,
81 looking after this office. have heard the name
Of Wsshingtoa Hunt also mentioned, who, IN
OCCASIONALLY, is qualified as well as almost any man
m the state Tor the office IL is probable he does
sct desire the Office. nor IA u known, that am
aware az that he would decline accepting II. II Is
Of The h,sht importance 20 the State that the Of
ace Of Ccmpsrser should be filed by man capa-
Ne of 70 fofming rs duties, and II is TO be hoped
sbs public interest will not be allowed 10 suffer for
shs sske OF rewardlng any mere partlzan. There
are other matters Of interest Transporting at the
,nl. sbosi which have no time TO say word at
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