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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14

~ FOR ~ALE-Ths valuable 3-story brick house on
the northwest Of secondst and Firs avenue
49, with the stable The house Is - feet II inches BY
co feet tho stable 80 feet BY 10 feet The lot has tront
Of 80 feet 90 secondsL
A.o the story house "a 81 Markspace, house q feet
inches hy feet deep and ory tes-room m The rear
Lol ieel deep. Apply % j. HUNT. u Wslst of Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of
lths County of New York, notice Is hereby given
20 an persons having claims against ELAN WILL
LIAiIS late OF the City of NewYork deceased, to pre-
sent the same with the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber
al her residence, No. l67 William street m the City VI
New-York, on or before the third dag OF June neAL
igf7 fnlg law6nnsl DEBORAH WILLIAMS, Executrix
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CONVEYANCES,
REGULAR VAIL n

y q Pssselgefs gle srr'sl OF Zoe tosn-ssa See
irtar proceed i1asdA.cy m tho splendid Railroad
4 Froyldence AID Bcsoa baggage mssief soeompariss
he .iskuboAg tscs SD fom Boston IA isks etGxeQ
ths baggage For pSsssye befhs state roos, 90 ffeis
srplicstOu rsy he made 10 me Agens ihs wharf al
a. lh- oi.ce ~ Bss.srJ.plsee d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14

y t T~T NM y - r ~ =
County Of NewNork notice Il hereby given % an pc r.
sons having claims against MICHAEL WEAVER iate Oh
Inc CITY OF New-York bostman deceased TO present me
same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber nc MS
Office No street. in the City Of New ork on or
before the 9Th day OF May nextDasd New fork e atn
dag OF Nov. 1871. JAMES > IhA fn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14

sc. FOR sALE,-A beautiful Residence la the VII
h ageOi hunting tOn Lone lssnd situate frontng the
Bay Alarss two-story house barn andothef outtuid-
ings, bsagttol garden we'll stocked with strawberry
vines grapes peaches. pum., &c. II acres Of aod AZ
;achsd in hi gh state Of cultivation can be made a.
much land detached might be wanted which VIII b
sold cheap. For farther particulars inquire ct WOOD
HULL co. N Front It New York or Of tho subscriber
90 the premises.- "a huntington, Jan. p, 1919.
~ 4.eods r. WALTERS
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CORpORATION NOTICE.-

CORPORATION OTltE.-fubic hotce - hrIr-
~ by given the owner owners occupant or occu
pant, Of all houses and lots improved or unmproNed
lands affected thereby. that the following assessments
have been completed BY the Assessors and are LOGGED 10
IN. sreet Commandments Olce for examination Dy al
persons Interested viz for regulating and setting curb
And gutter ia Thys-ycntstf--t bstwsen Seventh and
Eighth avenues This limits embraced by such assess
spt include all the several houses and lots Of ground
vacant ots pieces or parcels Of land situate on both SIDES
Of nthstres between the Seventh and Eighth
avenues All persons whose interests arc affected BY the
aboVenaned assessments, and who are opposed 20 the
same or either Of them requested 70 ent their OBJ
factions in writing the underlined a. the Steei Com
soner = Office within thirty days from the date OF this
nofire MARTIN z. THOMPSON, Street Commissioner.
snd Chairman Of the Assesrlli
Office Feb u. lif TOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14

IN PURSUANCE u an oTdeT OF INC SlTTOsaIo ~ 1Ie
Couuty Of New FORK notice IL hereby given 20 all per-
sons having claims against CHARLES DAUCE, late OF
the City New York. importer deceased 10 present the
same with the vouchers thereof 10 tho subscriber at is
office No. Nassaustreet in The City OF New York on or
before the eighth day OF May neat Dated New-foIs the
IN dey OF Nov 1917 JAMES s. THAlER,
M aw6m Public Administrator. &c.
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oe. To IAWYRRw.-Two first class ohees 70 let.
- Immediate possession could be even NPPyW
- lNlI@ jos ". Ni.'Ns''f ~ 's'' 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14

NoThs FARMERs' BANK or NINA, chsutauqu'
County, mas this day tied Ii this once notice OF me sp
poiptn1eut Of j. Van DuEen, Of 10 Greenwich-s New
YORK az Aren't for the redemption Of its circulating notes
together With revocation Of the appointment 90 Wash
barn Co Of Albany such Agents agreeaby % the &C
snfited An act relating % the redemption VI Ban.
Notes passed May A. l8fj.-Feb >. 1919.
9fet ~ FILLMORE. Cou'r
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INV given 10 the or owners, occupant or occu-
et Of an houses and ois improved or unim proved lands
affected thereby that the following a.essnsnis have oeea
completed BY The Alsesso' aad arc lodged in me
Ccr,fssiouers OIce Tor eNaunation BY an persons IN
tsresfed viz Fer regulating and settn. curb and utier
stones in Tsentysevent street between sixth aud sew
s,bsv@nues The limits embraced by such assessments
inude s several ,ouses and lots Of ground vacant its
iec, or psrces of and situate both sides OF Twenty
severth ,treet between Sixth and Seventh avenues All
n.rsous whose Interests Affected BY the sD0EenAed
,sssnenis and who opposed to the same, or ei1ne
sb reeuested present their objections 10 wIung
=. Re az the Street Commissioners Ohcei
within thirty days from the date Of this notice,
MARTIN =, THOMPSON, Street Commissioner,
and Chairman Of the Assessors
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-01
To the Freeflolders Of Orange.

Aware how soon the public mind grows
sick of newspaper controversy. ! sincere
Is regret the necessity Of again addressing
YOU, and shall show The truth of this, by
the brevily Of the present paper.
The "North Carolina Democrat" of
the 24ih inst. contains second address
from Capt. Berry, called forth, as 1t seems,
no, only by the article under my name
which appeared in the Recorder Of the
llth instant, bu, also by the Gard Of The
Sheriff, Mr.. Turrentine.
The address of Capt. B. begins by CIV
ing the certificates of the Inspectors. Ora
ham and Coble, and what do they con-
Tain! Nn,hing but statement that upor
coming 10 Hillsborough. and looking a
the Books and return. they find they die
not correspond. The Captain nigh
have saved himself and his friends the ia
'isno of writing such Certificates. Dic
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-01

Ur SANDS sARsAPARILLA-FOr ths re-
mesal and cure Of all diseases having their origin
in an impure state of the blood and deprayed con-
dition of the general system, viz: Scrofula or
Kings Evil in its various forms, Rheumqtism. OBJ
s,inaie cutaneous Ernptions, Blotehes, Blcs, Pim-
piles or Puslules on the Face, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Ringworm or letter, Scnld Head, enlargement
or pain Of the bones and joints, stubborn Ulcers,
diseases Arisine from ininiieipns nse Of MsTcrs
~. and other similar complaints. ~
II Il highly concentrated for convenience and
portability, containing nothing but the expressed
essence and is the representative Of the Sarsapa-
rilla Root, in the same manner as Quininc is of
Peruvian Bark, or Morphine Of Opium. II is an
established fact, that few grains of either Quiz
nine or Morphine contains all the medicinal value
of large quantity ofihe crude substances; hence
the superiority Of these prepsrations--and no in
valid would desire 10 drink gallon mixture, when
half pint contained the same medicinal value.
Prepared and sold by A, B. & ID. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton street, corner OF William,
New York. E
Sold also by LONG & WEBB. Hillsborough,
by ALEX. s. WEBB & CO., Clover Garden,
Orange, and by Druggists generally throughout
the United States.
Price 81 per bottle, Six bottles for IS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-01

Important Question.-The Demo
srai Of yesterday s,Hies that Judge Caldwell. IN
his charge To The Grand Jury on The s1hjori d
illegal voting. at the las, term Of the Superior
Count for this county. gave il rs has opinion that
= ;he Trustee Is not entitled to vote Tor scnator.
but the one who m.kes The trust" We this
morning receiveI the following note on the snh.
Jet, from John W. Norwood. esq. His state
men, ssrees perfectly with our own impressions
We were present during that portion Of the
JUICES charyc relative 10 illegal voting. and liz.
sael with great attention and interest, and did
not hear him maks any allusion TO the particular
Qualification af voters; his charge was general
upon The necessity Of guarding the purity Of the
b,lOt boz. IS Of siAl importance 10 the preserva.
ton Of lilety. The editor Of the Democrat
mus, he Iahoring under a mistake. II Il inpor.
tan, that this should he made known. that no mis-.
takes may he made on Tuesday nerL
The following is the note Of Mr.. Norwood. 10
which the certificate Of Richard J. Ashe, esq. ha.
been sdled since the above Vas in type:
heard the charge Of Judge Caldwell to the
Grand Jury Al the september Term Of Orange
Superior Court. and listrned silenii.ely and with
interest 10 that part Of il in relation In false voting
at rlec,ians anil have no hesitation in saying
positively and distinctly, thai Judge Caldwell did
no, charge the Grand Jury that the Tuslsr o,
maker Of decd Of Trus. for land had q right ID
vote for Senator. He gave no charge as 10 u,
particular qualification Of voters.
]. w. NORWOOD.
Twas prs.en, and heard the charge Of Juds,
Caldwell, and entirely concur with Mr.. Norwood
RICHARD j. ASHE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-01
nROTAkF FEON THE sOTTH.
IT, Z. - Eal.innEa eEn.l

AAs.xs4E4e9 - - D4llA'aHs 80
Ns~ OIis4ss. o. ~. iets.
The British West India Aail sfesHeF
Fosih. has srriErd &c slip Island. from
Vera crz- Si,e hrsags ad.irss from Mex
iro . ire Islh inss.
The resnluilnrsry enfhresk. e uhieh
here were ihFraifning indiralicrs fnr some
lime pTrtiaUs. iook plsre - lie Oh. The
eureFnmsnl mas fhlly pFsPaEed and srisd
slih drrislse energy: frnnps wtrr rslled
ruii esahnn usIe rlasled 70 bear 90 sEsilA-
be Tninls. ard hwscTe hl0odshed ensnsd
Ihe insuErriiOnary sllempi ~ss frustrated.
linrhide. md many nlhsr0fieerE e0nneried
Nth 4. hare hrsn anrslrd and imprisoned.
The 0hjrrt Al this movement Is sail 70
have been 10 hiring hack and plsrr in pow
CT Grn. SANTA Anna.
ten. Busiamenle was raising fore Of
1000 men 10 queil Me revolt II Tslnrico.
A destructive Gre nrcnrrrd AZ Aleasn-
dris. on the Red River. on lie 18Th in
slant. Six squares. all sIorPs. = nssining
al immense amount nf properly. valued II
over half millinn of dollars. sere desirny-
ed. The Republican slice vas among
The buildings consumed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-01
Intrspidity ola Lady.-A rem

Intrspidity ola Lady.-A remarkable
instance Of inlrepidity and GOODNESS was
exhibited at the Blue Lick Springs, few
days ago, by Miss L., bell Of Bourbon
county. Kentucky.
Miss H., and Mr.. F., gentleman from
the South, on their return from an excur.
sion on horseback, were riding down the
long hill about quarter of a mile from the
ho,el a, full speed, the lady being a little
ahead. At a sudden turn of the road. the
gen,leman's saddle turned and he fell from
his horse. but his foot remained in The
stirrup. and his horse, although his pace
was somewhat slackened, kept on his way,
dragging the fallen man upon the ground
The Young lady seeing this. reigned in her
own horse by sudden effort. leaped from
him whilst he was still in rapid motion,
ran back, seized the other horse by the
briGdle, and released her gallant from his
perilous situation.
This feat was witnessed by hundreds
at the Springs, who could find no words
strong enough to express their admiration
of the daring courage of the beautiful
young heroine.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-01

msff Coz he lsaEii llrF Whlrh Mr., Wnilr
dell sdllfFsFtdihe &c 80 haHT ard hall,
We Wtll Rgl slnp here ~ eBmmeHl uphB
The eaaIis q desc ErnllsmEh, hui lsaEf
- he sih q AoFemhrT n ahuW WhelheI
seed sd. VEL s8sn. Will gI0w sruaRd
he BnEni ShoPi
Al Boaa's. whers Old ssiakiag Qnar-
isf wss eui sissHg. miKrd up Eilh gsiianl
bays fFnm gsilanl GaliGn1d. anoslssr hear
~ greeting aasiird -. Ard Il 49,
enough 10 make EN- hnilrss A Nsgan
lasd a. music. with bannrFs dying. fallaw-
Cd ~ dnEsn sshielfs ami me hundred
and Sly hanrmsn. msdr . show lhal
woIid SIR aay mas hlnad.
The meeiing Eas here rEganiEsd Nv
The appointment nf Dr.. Michael Hnli.
President; Mirharl Shoanrr. Joseph w.
Sitrlr. Col. Jeremiah Iloli. Eli Smith,
Joseph Gibson and George Hsrdle. Nire
Presidents; and Samusl TurrrhIinr. John
Cameron. Alfrrd HnlI. Campbell Dirk.
and S~pheh Nirhols. Srrrrisrirs.
The meeting was addressed hrlare din
ner ~ Messrs. GorrrIl or Gullford. ard
Nash IL 0rangr. AIi~I dinner whole
hearted. funny Jack Gilmer. and Mr..
waddell. kept Ihrm fixed IN lhrir sesls
- though they aeIe pinned there. q
sou could only hare seeu how he ladies'
smiled. The hnys laughed. aud The old msn
laughed and erred hy Turns. II would have
made your Wing heart feel As big as al
out Of sionrs. Meter hays We seen two
such meetings -uch attention. hee0rum.
and deep but sub,lueI snihusiasml
Though The good things Of life wsre
furnished 10 abundance. mt The slightest
disturbance Occurred al either place. exceEI
that AZ Blooms one lInle buhIailed. drunk
IN Iyocolnro tried 10 kick up row. and
@poher big oae helped him 10 holler.
To the many gentleman who extended
IN ms The h0spilsliIies of their homes and
hearll.s. wr lendrrnar most sincere thanks
and trust thai on Monday next they viii
all give rs an opportunity ofgiving Ihem
mnre substantial evidence Of our graft
lnde. THE ROUGH AND READY's.
p. s. Thfre were. as nearly as couli
be estimated. with desire TO avoid exag,
gerslion. between 500 and 1000 person,
At the Burnt Shop. aud sbnuI 600 a
Boon's. Allhe first Plaee there were l2s
ladies', and al the last about 20.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-01
H,ar Slorm.-p,slh a Litut. P,yr -,

HtayI AoFms-Dtaih Of LifuL Ptrry ard
0lhtrs-The ship Suvisl, fnm The Billie.
on The 5lh inst. f"r Nsg York. having 90
board The 9Th Regiment Of Infantry. from
Pascagnula. under lhe command Of Bre,et
Maj. n. AlEnrd. encountered aseyere Storm
in The Gulf. and having lost her rudder.
was compelled TO put back. and arrived
here on The 10Th inst. On the slh inst,
while the Storm was raging. Lieut.. Chris
lopLer >. Perry. "f The 9Th Infantry, and
six Of The men died on board. and one man
was washed away. Lieut.. Peny was a
son Of the late celebrated Commodore
Oliver u. Perry. from Newport, u. J..
and was gallant officer. The Regiment
will leave Tomorrow for New York in The
Crescent City.
n o. EreRing Mercury. ish inst.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-01
1900 WINGS I'M COUNCIL.
The Rough and Ready Meetings.
at the Burnt shop and at
Rooms.

We regret exceedingly that circum-
stances have placed it out of our power
to do full justice to the hospitality. har,
mony and enthusiasm. which character.
ICED those Two glorious gatherings Of the
Wings OF Orange +! beauty, bounnlul
preparation. delightful weather, the hear
" grasp of honest hands. tina. 'old how
whole the hearts were that thus rendered
their greeting, all conspired to make the
visit of our Rough and Ready Club. one
of unalloycd delight. AT the Burnt Shop,
under the active superintendent Of ]. w.
Steele and others Of the Committee. eve
ry thing had been done tina, open-hand.
ed hospitality and hearty good will could
suggest, Ia show the invited guest that he
had fallen into the mids, OF band of bro
Tiers. I.,rge as was the gathering. be-
tween 500 and 1000. five hundred more
might have feasied upon the remains ol
the banquet. TO which one and all, big and
liule. friend and opponent, were earnestly
and cordially invited.
A fine band of Music. drawn by four
sprightly Grays, gayly decked off witt
flags, met and marshalled US 10 the ground
and accompanied us through the trip.
There was no regular organization o
a meeting. Giles Mebane, ESQ.,, received
| The delegation from Hillsb"rough, in
short and appropriate address, which wa
responded 10 by H. X. Nash, esq.
| Messrs. Mebane and Nash entertaine'
the crowd while preparations were bein
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-01

Ina preceding column Of our paper to-day will
be found the second address Of Capt Berry to the
Freehsllcrs Of Orange, in reply to Mr.. WsddelI.
The late hour Of which the copy came into our
hands las, week made il inconvenient TO give i, a
place in our last weeks issue; and Furthermore,
an example bad been set by our contemporary
which VIC felt ourselves constrained to follow in
this instance, as an act Of justice to Mr.. Waddel.
The first address Of Capt. Berry We published
without hesitation, though other matter previous.
" prepared had 10 he eft out to make room for IL
We did so under the impression that equal cour.
te'y would he extended by our ncighhor to Mr.
Waddell But the editor Of Democrat chose
to directed by more cautious councils, and with.
held Mr.. waddelrs reply until the rcjoinder Of
Capt Berry could be prepared to accompany il
y" tar we have proGied by the example of the
Democrat; but we could not follow il in that 9th.
er example which was placed before us. We
have not, while Withholding Capt. Bery's reply
attempted to forcstall public opinion by any ei
total remarks upon the subject. But having now
published all that Capt Berry has thought proper
TO say. we feel that we have right to take some
notice of what the editor Of the Democrat has said
In the premises.
In his paper Of the l7th Of October, while hold
ing hack Mr.. Waddell's communication, the edi
Tor vcntured upon the assertion that Capt. Der
" had been elected once alrcady-but the Shcrii
had refused him a certificate Of election" Thi
was direct censure Of the Sheriff which was eyi
GENTLY unjust. The Sheriff, on the day appoint
'd 'or the purpose, had proceeded according L
Jaw TO add up the number of votes, as thew an
peared upon the face Of the " statements sent Vi
10 him by the Inspectors. These statements
We're his vouchers; it was not expected that h
would examine the poll books to see whether an
mistake had been made; the Inspectors had acl
cd under the sanction Of an oath, and their ac,
ne Sheriff was obliged to receive as correct. Ha,
ing added up the votes thus certified to him,
appeared that Mr.. Wa,ldcll and Capt. Berry ha
received an equal number of votes; it then h
came his duty to decide by his casting vote whic
person was duly elected. Which he prompt
u'a by deciding in favor Of Mr.. Waddell, and M
WALSH va forthwith csi,l-l 20 his certihea
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-01
Gen. Casss Extra eay.-The follow

Gen. Casss Extra ssay.-The follow
ing letter from Mr. Stewart is copied fiom the
National rnteIIigencer Of the 24ih uIL u GER
tainly is very bold, and indicates perfect conf
dence in the truth Of his statements. If the edi-
tors of the Union and his coadjutOrs do not &C.
cept the terms proposed it will be pretty concur
sive evidence Of the falsehood Of their charges
against Gen. Taylor:
Uniontown, Pennsylvania. October 10, ls4s.
Messrs. GALFs g. SrAToS:
Geniismen:-Findin The task of dis
proving The various charges made by
The Editor ofiihe j" Union" and the De-
mocra,ic party at Washington against
Gen. Taylor to be tedious Undertaking,
and az the documents referred TO are ac.
cessible To but few persons, and the eirc-
ton now close a, hand, ! propose Ia sub.
nit the whole matter, at once, to pracll-
cal test. With this view, make the fol.
lowing proposition:
Whereas | have charged Gen. Cass
with taking s6f.s65 46 "erira pay"
over and above his legal salary, and TO
offset this these gentlemen have charged
Gen Taylor with taking s74.s64 "erfro
pay" over and above his regular compen-
sa.ion, in the following words: /" The adj
ditiQn to This amount, s93,42l 81. regu-
il. lar pay, to the allowances of 1864
|. proved by The record, will make the
. handsome sum of sl6s.2s5 "a received
by General Taylor" See their pam
phle,, page D.
Now, agree to bind myself, with ample
security, 10 pay Thomas Richie and the
jackson Democratic Association Com
mi,tee" every dollar Of this charge oil
s74.s64 of allowances TO Gen. Taylor. in
addition to his regular pay, tina. they can
prove to be true " by the record referred
TO.
The said Thomas Richie and Demo-
cratic Committee agreeing, an their part
to pay Andrew Stewart, not the amount
Of extra pay he may establish against
Gen. Cass, but only SO much as he shall
Prove, by the Presidents message and the
documents Herewith printed. that Gen.
Cass received as "exrra pay over aud
above the SS64.S65 46, as heretofore
charged by the said Stewart. IS
That there may he no equivocatl"n OF
delay, it is proposed that both parties be
confined to the evidence furnished by Pre-
sdent Folks message of the llsh o.
Angus, last and the documents therewllf
printed. and ,ha, The said message and
documents be referred 10 Roger Jones
Adju,ant General Of the United States
whose report shall be final and conclu
sive. ...-
And If these gentlemen are not satlsf
+ ed TO refer the matter to Gen. Jones alone
they may associate with him Gov. Marcy
Secretary Of War. from whose Depart
) nent most of the documents have ema
mated. ...:
| further hereby authorize and empow
, &c GcoIgs Gideon, esq, Of Washington
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-01

IN a letter 10 Edmund Pendleton, grit
Ten in 1893, the following language is used
by George Washington:
4" Yon do me no more than justice when
you suppose that from motives nf respect
10 The legislature land may add from my
Interpretation Of the Consliluiion.) | give
nv signature 10 many bills with v hich my
Judgment is at variance. In saying this
however. l allude 10 no particular &C,
From the nature Of the Constitution | mus
approve all the parts Of q bill, or reject j
in toto. To do the latter can only ht
justified upon the clear and obvious groun'
of propriely; and never had such conf
,lence in my own farulty ofjndg'ng as ID
he over tenacious of the opinions | may
have imbibed in Doubtful eases"
Writings Of Washington. roll i. p. 81.
Such is Washington's language, who
conscientious as he was in the perform
anre Of his own duty, was equslly scru
pulous against intruding upon functions
not his.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-01
THE ELECTIONS.
Since our last, complete returns have been re-
csiyed Of the vote for Governor in Pennsy lvania,
said to be official Il is as follows:

said to be official. Il is as follows;
For Johnston, (Whig) les,523
LOngals,h (Loco,) I6s,22l
Majority for Johnston, 800.
The STANDARD calls this "pitiful majority"
Well, il is a small majority, il is true; but it will
do very well when il is considered that the De-
mocratic MAJORITY last year was over $4,000.
But notwithstanding this tremendous loss, the
Standard counts the state safe for Cass and But
Ter, having been assured, he sys, that 10000
Abolition Wing. and Free Soil men would vote
for Van Buren, and Adams. Blu; upon how frail
a foundation his hopes rest we think will be made
manifest by a reference to the vote in Wilmots
district david Wilmot, the "previse" man, and
one of the seven Loco Congressman electcd) In
that district, consisting Of the counties Of Tioga.
Bradford and Susquehannah, the majority against
Johnston was 100, yet Wilmot was elected by
a majority of $500, showing difference of over
5000 between the vote for Wilmot and the Wing
Governor. This, we think, shows very clearly
that the Wing candidate was not at all indebted
to the Free Soil voters in that district at least
and we are more confirmed in the belief that the
twcniy-six votes Of the state will he given 10 Tay.
Tor aud Fillmore. And such. we understand, is
the belief Of at least one good Democrat, who ha,
returned to Raleigh after visit Ct a few weeks al
she north.