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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
No reports or statements were received from
the following named Clerks

the following named CIerAs
Lawrence Van Duzen, Albany Co; John C. Moore,
Broeme Charles H. Jones, Clinton James Storm Co
unbla; William McCsughry Delaware; Joseph T.
Adriance, Dutchess; Edmund F. Williams. Essex
Samuel c. Holden, Geneseee John C. Holmes, ilami
ton standish Barney. Herkimer James G. Lynde,
Jefferson; John C'Essh Monroe Chester g. Bromley
Montgomery Chstles Mclean, Otsego; Ambrose H.
sheldon, Rennsseser.
Also the following
STATEMENT or rEGs CHARGED and receired
official serices. and also he amount Of srpesss pad
b. TIE Jootcng County Cieyss. during the year 1913,
ooring n the ,poyL statements receised BY tie Seere
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

WATER roR ALBANIA large meeting OF the
citizens OF Albany was held on Monday evening. Mayor
TAYLOR In the chair express their We've relative to
tho blu nov pending 10 the Senate 10 authorize an in.
curry into the praetcsbily and expedency Of procer'
ing supply OF water for the city. series OF resou'
Hons expressive Of the great importance and necessity
transmitted 10 the senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

GOVERNMENT ApvKRrisIN0.-The National In
tAssse~ has 40 article tho continuance oftbe Gov
ernment advertising In Locofoco papers Tue law pre-.
scribes that the papers publish laws and Government,
advertisements shall be selected at aud daring the
session of each Congress and accordingly no change
can be made I'LL the next Congress assemblies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
BY Telegraph 10 the Nsw.Ysrk Tribune
Disfresaing shipwreek.

BALTfnoRx, Tuesday. Aprll TO-
The pilo. boat Coquette. just arrived from a
cruise reports boarding vessel upsiie down which
proved 10 bs the Thomas Russell Of Cape Nay, ~ J.
The voices Of persons could be heard beneath the wreck
when boarded. They were fnally drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
CITY ITEMS.

"WEDNESDAY, April H.
FIRs.-Aboat 10 O'Clock last night fire broke
out In the dwelling house No. 6 Murrsyst and Aiser
ioiug trifing damage !: was ext.neuished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

1John Hot, who died lately in Philadelphia,
eit by vii $1,000 to the or other Colon
h.tion Societies that shsn succeed In establishing q
ccaony OF reo eoored persons In Africa for the pur
ensse OF tract OF land and prcscbss thss the site To-
cation and territory % purchased and settled upon.
shall b dssiSostsd ihe STATE OF District Of Hot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

T5,rnl MASSACHUSETTS
J-rume-Casri-s T B4idSla
Charged from Gre-r;osn-
sqercer-Drr-ef B--u~-
Jamara Pains-J.cob 7. G-org-
Soflh ssndreh-Cbariss Bour1>
G-orge y Ail-n
MAINE
Norway Elliott Smith.
Gsria-r-L X. Greco
Sescastle-W. X Wee.
Lincoin-Timothy Fuller.
Ess'pof.-N. Bate.
Corri-b- JOIN Jsnn>oh
spnnrville-O 6iiman-
CONNECTICUT.
FAs Vlsgs-k B-it-a-
PoriiAa3-Jobn Pane
:. Css-atry -slDon Wootsar5-
Fsr.nirg,os Geo. 5 Cov-s.
L-sysrs-Eiysh Bales. Jr.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Hsr-nr-as-ssfh-r {. sfasth-
NEW YORK
Ct.arsrsvdi--E d sweet
PIsrk Kyat-Jo-. Paln-r.
NEW JERSEY.
Hsriiesss-Jss b Nsnaf-iais.
B.ys,re-Isr1-i Harr-.
MICHIGAN.
Hss'l-es-W c. host
wEh .om. Eitg Oihrrs fof I.nass
Mr.f-rn s.ktra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
Appointments of Local Postmssters by the
Postmaster General.

iOrior4-w. II. Powell.
ACCOMMODATIONS Bates
Lspe~f- H-ary Wh-esock.
OHIO.
scctf-Jsha Prov.
l-n-rsos-B. b Gay ord
Blcvrus- Hy Convers-.
fortixno-I-sse sherman.
Anhers;-A. b Bedinz,on.
Piii~tov,-Nyron- Pea
skrDs-Frznkiis Adams.
Nellsv lil--Jss. Mcqueen
Elyfiz-EE,- Lsrg
MISSOURI
PAY ion~-Rruo~n .nth.
Ciafksvli--H ID. ksne.
Clear cr.~k-E Beti-y.
i<ymR-f Wof
Brix River MILO. J We'd.
Grand Psss-rhnnas Coob-
Fe<toea-A. BoSi--.
ILLISOiS
csmfsa-A K Fhaleo-
~-.i'H ssratngs-O6ies tl-con 4
I>DIAsA
>orth7or-Js1- ID eLtte.
Paysa4-Jsn-s Bar.
WisCONsIs.
Gr--a gay-Dsn- ". kng.
DasErt-John a Lyoa-
Pslnyrs-G. ". harrs-
-. Alsbsnaa, keatacsy, ant other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

FouSDLIse.-A new born dead child was last
night broush 10 the Seventeenth Ward stson house
BY officer Gilmore who fourd 1t IN Fourteen;hsi be-
tween avenues A and c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
pR HoNdER poSrwIoK

I ECTURER, AND AUTHOR OF Q complete Practical
LWork the Naur- and Treatment OF the 6snito n
nary Organs; qgarto; u splendid plsfes; $50 PIP.
Extract from the Boston Medical and Surgical Journals
Without attempting minute comparison Of this worh
with European publications the subject, Il may b
said feafessy that this decidedly, and without qushcs.
ron equal any Of them The plates In Actons Treass
good service and nothing prevent this able wosk
from being spread Inc land the aci neither be
denied nor concealed hs he hss produced thorough well
dgestsd Systematic treatise which far surpssses anything
% the kind h branch Of practice heretofore aitsmpted
10 thi, country" Price $40
Ashor OF treatise eutiiled Hints to Young Men, pp
25l pages; price 81. Author OF The Family Physcixu,
kc Nc These WORKS can be had Of the publishers,
d25 lsd sURGESs SrRlN8ER ~ Broadway,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
No reports or statements were received from
the following named Clerks, nor from the Regis

the following named Clerks, nor from the Regis
ter of the City and County OF New-York;
Lawrence Van Duzsn Albany Co Jshn C.. Moore
Broome; Matthew P. Benu., Chautsuque; Nelson Pei
lett ChenAngo; Charles II Jones, Clinton; James
storm, Columbia Samuel Hotchkiss, Courtlsrd; VIM
McClsughry. Delaware; Joseph Adriance, Duichess
Moses Bristol, Erie George : Nicholson, E-sex
stephen War, Fulton Samuel c. Holden, Cenesec
Isaac Van schsick. Greene John C. Holmes, Hsmil
ton stsndi.h Barney, Herkimer James G. Lynde
Jefferson; JShn NJ. Hicks. Kings John c. Mash, Mon
roe. Chester Bromley Montgomery James Conner
New York; Samuel OsRood (register) NewYork; Pa,
rick Mshsn, Oneida Vlvus w. Smith, Onondsgs Alex
snder II Howell, Outsrio; Hsrman Goodrich, Orleans
Jabez II. Gilbert Osvego Charles Mclean, Otseso
Ambrose II sheldon. Renssslser; Moses Stevens, Ito
20 Benz amin NJ H2sbTosek, Ulster; Nunson / Lock
wood, Westehester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
y. l.. SNOW, Auclioueer

y. L. SNOW, Aucti0Ueef.
II l.. SNOW desiring not To lesyo his hmily for Cab
L.oss at present. respectfully solcils share Of public
patronage IN the Auction and Commission liue, which he
Will bs happy to receive NJ 81 AnasL lie Will give bis
personal seoton Ia the sale Of ell goods merchandise
lexcept intoxicating cuos) and real estate ri phvale
auction sale 10 any part OF the city He will also purchase
second hand faruiuro Advances made consgnments
settlements prompt In every instance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
GEO. w PINE. Auctionser.
VyUKGANT HOUSEHOLD RURNITuRE.

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
LPIER GLASSES, oil PAINTINGS he, he, 81 auc-
ton. THEODORE MALLABY will sell by catalogue on
THURSDAY, l2h April at 10 0clock. At No. Third-st
he elegant furniture contained In ssd house consisting OF
5usses and Ingram carpets pier ssssss mahogany
fss chss, dtvans ea suie, csrd,zbss Voaire ehairs
number Of very fine oil paintings. piano
forte. boob lamps, girsndolcs oil cloth, hsIrach
snern stair carpet, rods French bedseads dressing bu
resus wash ssnds Mattresses Chins. glass and esrihen
ware, and assortment OF excellent kichon furniture
Catalogues on morning OF sale sl0Sr
BENZ. MOONEY, Anc,ioness
BOOTS AND sIlOEs At AUCTiON-By A.
- GALE ct store Is Pesrlst 800 cases, comprising
general % boots Shoes leather and ovc-.tc.s
on TUESDAY, April ~. at 10 O'Clock n. 23fbu
10y VIRTUE OF A CHATrEL MORTGAGE, VIII
Oes for sails public suction the premises q Col
iegs Hotel Of Murray and Church SITS 90 SA1uR
DAY April a. 1919 at 10 O'clock all the carpets brus
sells and Ingram oil cloth, stair rods 10 said hotel
JOHN B STEVENS, Attorney for Moysgses
% 81 SMITH co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

/ IOWWIy - -Noe0a kur000eoU1D0 -
~ The 0rpAes Asylsa sscsesy n The Cmv
~ NoW.f sk.-Ite forty bird ssutvess.y 81 ~ ~
aety wu Be bad !. shs Apono eslesa. t1 nsssaUey =
Isssdsy bert April II, = IL sesoeh n eAnlrsS vii
ese psr 70 ns sxexbss. saG1ng 81 rseisDG vssis1s
peess sepfoHnsse ioins occasion A s11sas No - =
ssPeosd fFoe ksv nr wssron.
AZ oe eve sfec.ssA ~ haasS- - n0aGss sss Ore
hat thsir feov kssos voad osly oaa sIes - ~.
Of 49, sspAna thsk ssedsssss sy6psntss vslH b a.
esd Aopsd 'hss - oaly la<isa ~ fss6aGs1 -
wn dsvce passicg boar % N issssssxse ssklbtsa
coo@aue wt b b o1soloneea II depeh = p0e11vs
dooaroes md abserpuoos ohoah ~ vsoakaR ppu1D -
clsusri he Dsssins vi b dssrsd 40 ~ as e5s 6ey
ell &s
y Llauld HAIR Dye.-BArcusLsa'si .ssnsuassus
Loud - - srnele n shs verh y. eAaags.s ~ =
70 sks hair skh. fsrHas wnnAg ~ 49, ssaele -
"a Ne. ssas orssAvsy. ceVy ~ sA1FsA als f7Ao :
~ Harvey BsraeM, Nd. essvteel nd nesAss :.
ea psnrss; odss end rssasses - DFee1vsy conss q
Rsekltn-SG M In
$500 Ssw:xsrk W S':ssSsr Es'3s,sss.s:s
Ueivss,ty-placs. ~ ~
- Waeer-Cure.-Dr. raALl receives psnsos q he
eommodoos ely seaetshmeot IS Lsghtst en1 ~ Oyeew
Ssy l. wAesv nsw ane extsnsvs haildipgs are belng
erected rAs Summer term vtl caaDs.es April Oee
eoo. esartscs sssso6ed n Coosnsaste0e - mis- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
WANTS.

WANrED.sy . s,sslsssss Asssse:. rro ss 49,
ny, woad have no ohjscuoo 70 70 b - csDuy. - y
q :,s 2: -:
:.,s:s ., rs :: = character nd s'ss AZ.
WANrsDoc,A. nan .ho .. -. ss.s y.s,.. !.
10 obtain situation Of hs kind 10 employed psckisg
By the hour day weed. whore he make hsssH geo
s :. a'''' ''s'' 81 q E'sA''s''''~ s sr: e. ct
xVANTED-At wArrSs Agency, xs orasd-ss nsss
w hs Bowesy. stssioas 10 the city country for
scot srs DO senssa hoassvosa. ecesns wssA.s -
ironing ehambeswort. he he ell with good refsrvoeeo
Employers viii please cell os ssod ina changed 10 s>e
WANrRD-Ioo Axsn,s inmsdasAsly, 10 ell large ~
which are ia:, paSIisAed one ssses nov wsSps $50
all I'm iss Nssssa o. NY.
WANrkp-sy = sco1 psomsn, vso bee sesa .ve
w years In College and experienced IN teaching end
can furnish The best eredsoals sins!ce 10 pasie q
private :escoi OF any lhsssr, ses Addrss> PS;'psd.
w snd ehildren rscsnuy arrived, fss fua ety Asbsss
md assoeisuocA and willing 70 voA t .sAss.s. wssss
Emigration. 10 The Para. No CHARGE ma
WANTkD-By respectable sirl sisas,ioe - cham
w bermaid OF walter or 10 taks care " children. r.
sms family. Reference given nrsQuirsd. Inquire 9 $50
Sixthav. aleSs
YOUNG MIN IRON the country ere wssssd, 70 ell
:sve,si Cheap snd pSps:s vosl: ssssa = nisnsss
ss Sa % .ss ~ e. sss s = ss
ssock OF cheap WORKS VIII be lcps Consistently hand
sKiSNERs rSsiiesuoa Room. Ny. sssssS once. lss
Broadway room No ,. up s,sirs. mS im'
A SITUATION WANTED, BY . sssdy sri, 70
% sU" ss % Sos ny So
Of small privsts family Call u John-st Ia The hsse
peut from In tho morning TO IN me evssins. Cals
received for Two days, n no, suisd all n
,..ll I'D d..
tufss Of hutc,ass Family Grocery s'ors, corner Of
chsv and Chsrlssst This 10 On excellent opPos.
unity for one wishipg TO embark IN hls easnees stlw
DApkK MACHINE TkNDkkS WANTED
Two dfst machine enders thoee sccus0sued 10 the
rourdrin'er mschines may apply 10 H. v. BUTLEn CO
80 John-st. siolw
pioas young lady ,esehs. q EuslsA s'ssebss IN
private Seminary family Would prefer ihs eoensy--
Rsisr.ness exchanged address u G. boz q" P'ss Once
s sSx W {, MisEAs Sow 4 ::, :;
:sa A:: .ss Ina ss % z ss;
vsrmin) corner Of brosdway-sassssss iei ssisossl
q lm'
:,0a: q oSs.ini:s SSos :Ss q ",siss ssa
willing 10 be- bound % On apprentices mil hs W via
good farmer He 10 strong and hes some knowledge
offsrmiug. Apply 10 HE mother IS hsdsos-st sssw
T'0 CAPITALlsTs-or o.ns.s wiliss 70 sdyssss
sum- 70 sasbls him 10 enlarge szisnd he business
will be secured IA the moot unescspcusbls manner on
.sy policy vii
sd end p, cent p.s an:,'.sy 90 .. amount 3. s Cd
s.T S,'' AddSss, Il H. Once o. 'Ss psps,. sioss
csS nnll-ANY PERSON having his smoaas end
|O. UUUesn produce unqass,ionsbls ssssssoes. meg
hoe. o. good q nss: me :ss ana a.
Ing good busoess In this city Ths pssssst psopsissos
residing Of the city hods necessary y male sacA -
srsDsemsot Addrsss beg $50, 0sasrsi Pea omes
ai0 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
From Returning Gold Seekers.

From ChRsfes-keturning Gold seekers.
The steamer Northerner, which arrived on Tues
day from Chssres brought as passengers quite num-
Der Of gold seekers who had been far the Mhmus
but returned In despair Of getting passage from Pana
ma to San Francisco Among those who returned were
II. S. Ketchum and A 5. Smith of the Syracuse and
California Trading and Mining Company, who sailed
from this port In the brig Aida the ID of March last
portion Of this company went round Cape Horn In
charge Of their stores and other property part by
the Nicaragua route, and tho remainder BY the Istbs
mus where they now remain, except those who have
just returned. Mr. ketchum returned with view Of
obtaining tickets for the company by the next steamer
from Panama. but finds that he cannot passage
earlier than by the July steamer and thinks the whole
company will probably return and that hundreds Of
others will also return by the earliest conveyance. Mr.
X confirms other statements which we have published
TIA, there 500 vsnly awaiting opportunity to
sail for the 'dggngs' Some had been waiting two
months, and man. had exhausted their entire means
aud we're becoming desperate. Two young men who
recently landed on the ls,hmus with each 1000 had
spent the entire amour, In dissipation and gambling
and offered six months faithful service a, hard labor to
any who would land them any port of the United
States but cosld find to accept their proposition
unlcss the great number the sihmus shall find
either to return or go to the promised land
there must inevitably be much sutering-probably rob
berry and murder-for being out OF money they must
steal, rob or stArve
Mr. X states that tickets for seerage pssssge In the
next steamer from Panama which here cost s0o we're
selling when he len from 500 to s7oo One gentle
who returned In the Northerper, cold his ticket
for s75 The climate quite healthy considering the
latitude; and as general thing only those who are
dissipsed, and unnecessarily expose themselves, be-
come sick. DR.. Smith Of ndisns died st Chsgres on
the Goth ult
Our informant the lady of Col Fremont going up
the Chsgres River in a he cana down from
Panama
Ia another plsce will bs found letter from ISAAC
0CsREAv, President of the Syracuse Company.
NATIONAL CONVENTION IN CASADA.-A dispatch
dated Montreal April 10 says: The fret steps toward
calling National Convention, taken last hight at
aprehminsry meeting held on's Hotel In this city
About thirty FIVE persons present Much discus
sion took place In relation to the that should be
given the intended association II was a, length deter
mined cali the British League The river 10 quite
tree from ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

USHER d Bird have rse-ived BY Ise arrivals
Garden ststues leone nspsra size,D foontsiss, iss
MorAr Tile We vbico together With th-ir coscfiou u
Gallery senpars Chimney Pieces, &c. hey o1s 81 nod
sssss prices. = laasr
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BOOK TRADE.
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Protection Of Women In Missouri.

hesollowiBg is the bin to protect the property
of married women recently passed BY the Legislature
of Ni.sOuri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
CALIFORNIA BOOKS

DUBLIsHED BY d. APPLETON l. CO. 80 Brood
L way-Four Months smong the God Ia Aln California
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- cu
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s;ruciye Guide 10 al persons migrating 10 the newly die
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DIsTAsys or THE uTrRus

rirHrlR SYMPTOMS, CAUSES, PREVENTION AM
CURE, are sduiraby treated In Dr. Dixou's work q
Woman and her Diseases, from the Cradle TO The Grave
The work entities Dr. Dixon 10 the thanks Of goo
an In the community. iNew-York Albion.
A Popular Tresuss. addressed Young Men. contain
ing complete review OF the pioms and treat
menI OF early dscsy and and every known disses
In language, adapted 10 every reader. For sale BY
nSo isn DEWITT DAVENPORT. rrfbune Buildings,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

NEW M, sIc.--We have just received iron
Messrs. William Hall & Son. the Presidents Crane
March, hv wsgusr Chifoniere Polka by Albert !"
Berg; ,ssioas on Madame Bishops celebrated song
On the BANKS Of Guadalquver;" and the eeieorsie'
duets firm Iosizeurs grand opers OF Belisario' "
to the r al 81 GLORY"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE for April
1, embelH.hed ty mezzoint of " Evening and a
fyhion plate. Among the contributions are Palaces
snd Prisons" by Mrs. A. s. Stephens, the Last AT
row." poem, with some good lines, by I H. Chiver"
Visionary sonnets," by Park Benjamin, and other
things By Mrs Smith and ladies with assumed
romantic Names Dewitt & Davenport
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

~ The " DEMOCRATIC REVIEW" contains a
good portrait of John Wentworth OF Illinois, engraved
BY Doney The contributions offer the usual variety
Of dull and entertaining articles. Among the latter are
The Renublic of Rome" capital essay BY secch ci
CasaH, and review Of Laysrd's great work on Md
nrxb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

Kr-"SARTAIS's UNION MAGAZINE" is avery line
number The mezzotints especially that called he
turning from Cover" are excellent and Darleys &c
signs for the story of Utopia" are full OF ssrkiney
quaint and original spirit The literary matter 10 very
good though scarcely equal to the last number There
IL, however, fine poem by Longfellow, called "ssnd
Of tho Desert in Hour Glass continuation oil Mrs
Kiklsnds ples,sn, sketches Of European travel and
several we'll written stories and poems by popular au
thors The typography of this magazine Ia very beau
nlul Dewitt & Davenport, Tribune Buildings
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-21

o. If the annexed is true, some of the rough.
est parts of eastern Vermont will acquire new
value. Perhaps chemistry will after while
dissolve the granite hills OF Barre, Orange and
marshfed, and turn them into pipe clay and
potash but we have some doubt about it. Here
is the story:
VIEW USES OF GRANITE.-Those who have
taunted New England with producing nothing
out granite may change their tune. A Mr. Nc
Donald, in Scotland, has discovered method of
colclnlng granite to fine clay of extraordinary
strength for pottery, especially for making water
pipes, some OF which are as large as Is inches
bore. And discovery has teen made in Irc
land that the granite on an extent of 20 miles
in Wexford contains so lnrge proportion Of
potash that the alkali can be extracted BY n
chemical process, SO as TO become an article of
commerce.
1t is estimated that there are two thousand
tons OF potash, the produce Of America, con-
sumed annually in England and Scotland, the
present cost of which Is G40 per ton and that,
by working The granite of Oakley, which extends
inland 10 Sandytord, the same quantity could be
extracted by means Of the capital Of $4,000
and sold al $40 per ton, yielGiug a revenue Of
14U,COO to remunerate the capitalists aud diff
use the blessings of employment among the
people, and not only render 1t quite impossible
Tor lbe Americans to compete wIh the Irish, but
really push an Irish trade IN potash into The A.
mencan Continent. Dublin Ereaing Post.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-21

The Cause Explained The savage manner
in which Mr.. Rltchle, the editor Of the Union,
has attacked the administration, because Of the
appointment OF Wings 10 office, is fully account
cd for by Washington correspondent Of the
New Yo,k Herald, who says:--
"Of the 500 clerks and other officers located
at this lace, il has been ascerlained that ninety
eight are from Virginia. That OF the ninety
eight Vrginians IN office here, all but seven or
eight are from Eastern Virginia; and IS be-
ieued that .ienths of those IN Office from East
ern Yugiia, are, IA some ,oay, connected ioah ihe
R,ichie .JamiH il not directly members Of T."
The passion OF Tue Union Is but the ellervos-
cence oil palerna love. The editors iirst care
is his family connections, and his next the Loco
Focos OF Eastern Virginia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-21

O. The Caedoniau calls upon Geo. P. Marsh
to decline foreign mission on the ground that
his place in Congress cannot be filed by a Wing
We are certainly content to have Mr.. Marsh de.
cline the mission; indeed would prefer to nave
it postponed until after the close of his congress.
slonal term-and this on the old Wing ground
that ii is best not TO withdraw men from Con.
gress for foreign service. But we cannot con.
ceiye by what rule it is that the Caedonian fig
ures out whig defeat where the wings in No.
vember last had handsome majority. There is
man in that district-one Of the most highly
esteemed in Vermont with whom victory would
be certain. The two first letters of his name
will be found in Horace EATON. There are
others also, with whom we are not so well ac-
quainted, and whom VIC cannot therefore SO con-
fdently and prudenty name. The wings of the
district will know them, and doubtless pM select
good man, and take care to ELECT HIM, against
any coalition which political proAsacy can de-