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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-17
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
LADIES' GALISTHENEUM:
APOLLO ROOMS

CA U ID EFT STREET, NEAR UNION.
Mr.; ST. MAUR STUART respectfully intimates to
Gas sss h d days S Tuition at
CHILpRENs CLAss-.elondau. Wednesday. and n
LADIES' CLAss-Same Days, from 10 to BAN.
GENFasMESs GLassmMGVndaD Wednesday, and Friday
eY Parents and Guardians will at all times have free
the Glasses witness the indoidua not the col.
fectlge style OF lmparting instructions 20
EV Semi-monthly Sources, for the Pupils only. dl3
AND LaDIEsi CaLIsTHE.NE On.
APOLLO ROOMS. oARoNDkLET STREET. NEAR UNION.
MA asE t sT%ART ReG #
FGs: AVID @ss s sss1 &
The above s,h splendid and sommodous NEW Ball
pe as
other accommodation render the Pupils comfortable during
3 s bout s. q D @ tss At
FNcY d ssS GsE XSGs ,sasRss bs %
Fanny C M, c ,a y EseI 1gminS Sir
Stuart since 1874 the ne9 and old Qaadrles Of Poke
when teaching those FavoGes Of the Fashionable soree
The o e ha the se o e
sn eE eH 3 be aseed should a sy
their convenience The system pursued by Mr. St Maur
Stuart mparting graceful and easy department the
Pupils. has been universally admired, particularly
during his late successful tour through the principal towns
truly said that Teachers should only be skilled in the
they pretend to teach but should also have skill in the art of
imparing it, and patience in the practice
DAYS and FRIDAYs from o occ cock for Misses
and Masters Ladies' Glass. the same days from 10 M to
I'm. A Private Glass for Gentlemen, from to 10PM.
Those who would style Society Dancing
and Waiting advised apply early the first Lessons
will be given Monday the Ill at the above hours
EY- Lessons given in the Seminaries and Families,
usual -REFERENCEs- daft
Hon. P. Soule J. P. Freret, j. P. Benjamin.
e. III. Martini DIR. M. Campbell Judge Overflow
Col. |. T. Preston, @. E. Swayze, Charles Porter
Judge A. Canigues, Dr. j. P. Satterwhte, r. Taylor
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INSURANCE OFFICES.
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company
CAPITAL, $3OO.OOO.

CAprr.r &2nn ono.
Direotors
SS4s MARTIN MAXI Aeos A A5sSs Eess
w w WoonFoLK John NJ BASS
JAMES ]. GILL, Secretary. '"iii> w. H- .''' "
f This long established Company with the most ample
means for the protection of its Policies continues take
RIVER SEA and IRE RISKS on the most liberal terms,
at its Agency in Newo Orleans, at the office of
o1 PICKETT PERKINS Il CO.. 81 Magazine ST.
z-.,---zz,, -, -,
No. IL NALL STREET. .Neo York.
TWINS comp aNy oneted It's tbd ve.r on the 1t dav
Of Nsy Iast At which time The snr,ns amounted To
&5ao oo 81 sbovn@ an amonnt bnsinass in
ne bistory Of e Iasnanee 'u''ne'S IN
ID" nvdend 81 nsots aae deca annually mon all life
noices which have settled wo or more premiums: the
prois draw interest at The rateoi ne cent Der annum and
a he aSa avashs al once 10 he eStent Of thirds of
Their amount where the party has paid his premiums in full
anpna o ae and paas tsSnr k poees maV
if they prefer give their Individual notes for one-half the
annual premum upon which they will be required to pays
statement q p% %s ya @i"s Tag ''"'
to this date (hree years s. ,,....... 55H Policies
Policies now in force .47O8
Amount of premiums on the above $6e7 AS 81
Neeg,Vsa '0r interest," no 49, s55 - -
1 d IL 731 81 81
Net proceeds s54a.0iO S
The reG si Of the amount paid f0rlosses are
Widows VS. IS
Husbands . &
Children. ..............................153
Inc surplus Vi ~ tRERT l. PATTERSiiN President
BENJAMIN c. MILLER. Secretary Ai'e-' 'F'''eA''
child has an usurabe interest In the life of parent So
asnge woman dependsnt on her brother io he sapp9
Sn n to nsn1 sobSsbands sometimes insure he lives
th e 70 ss and nv recent satuts in New York III
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MISSISSIPPI LANDs.-There have been sold of
the 100000 acres, since the first of this month,
1898 430C0 acres; and that the payments for the
same were as follows In specie, $2756 IS; in
Planters' Bank bonds, SlO,SlS so; and in coupons
of interest on the same, S49l0 43.
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HOUSE FURNISHING sTORl
ALEXANDER HILL,

ALEXANDER HILL,
"a -S6-
CAMP STREET
TABLE FURNITURE. KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Chatting Dishes, Cooking Stoves,
Coffee and Tea Urns and Pots Japanned Ware,
Table Knives and Forks Tin Ware,
Dessert do do. Iron Ware,
Silver Plated and German Wood Ware.
Silver Fo ks and Spoons, Earthen Ware,
Silver Plated Casters ETC., etc., etc..
Britannia do. Etc, ETC., etc.
Table Mats, s
eV- A full stock always on hand. dis
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WANTS.

A SITUATION WANTED-By steady. peneyelng
man, IN Grocery Western Produce Store as Sales
man. or In any capacity in which he can make himself
full Salary not so much object asimmediate employment
Any communication addressed to X b. Crescent Office
will be promptly attended to. ai5 Tvs
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GRATES-GRATES-GRA
TN addition to our Ia rye and well assorted stock Of Parlor
Chamber and Office CRATES we are receiving ey gu tne
cannot be surpassed Those want will ind 4 70 then ad-
vantage 10 give rs calt IOHN STROUD CO..
a - NrnnN srrs9s
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VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT.
TIVE Undersigned is constantly manufacturing and has
L for salea very superior article of VtNEGAR, e.
which he will Guar ntee to improve by age, and t.S
will deliver it, free of charges, in any part OF Wk<
the city or Lafayette at the following reduced
prices times Butts so gallons "a Barrels 30
gallons 90 % Barrels, 40 gallons. 7cents gallon lbe
discount made ID wholesale customers.
III line lropped in the Pos0tfiee will be D9nctaelly
attended to. lHp@ IT, JOHN IL. WEBb.
Corner Common and Msras sts Opposite Charity Hospital
GOLD REGION CALIFORNIA!
DERSONS going to tn at Country will do well to1wT
L take small lot of HATS and CAPS. have on IL
hand at present first assortment of these Goods 60
The Black Soft Buena Vstas be packed from five TO
ten dozen in sized Trunk and must be worth In
California about Of gold each. Also, large
of CAPS just received and for sale low for cash OF
city acceptances, by JOHN DURBRIDGE,
d27 I'm Is Cust0mhouse street, stairs.
TEN DOLLAR BETS
FENHOSE Gentlemen who have bet Ten Dollar Hats -
4 are informed that THE HATS are ready ~
dill ID ARCY'S. Chartres street.
SMALL STEAM ENGINE
NOR SALE-A small and beautifully finished ENGINE
nearly new and in complete order for sale. 1t was
manufactured in New York and of about one and
half horse power. For terms. ETC.. aDpy at this &C. oz5
ETTRMJTTTPEf ETTRNTTTJRE
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w NURSE or SEA MISTRESS in a G ntieman' s
Family Good references be given Apply as the cor.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-08

SHEARING OR CLIPPING HoRsEs. We nave
seen specimen, of thus recently IN the city, that
would quite astonlsh the uninitated. A long
haired, shabby looking beast, after being lew
hours under the hands Of the shears, comes out
with close, smooth, shining coat, quite to the
taste Of the admirers of horse flesh. There are
some advantages in this practice irrespective oil
the looks The horse does not swe at so easily,
and when once wet he dries more readily, aud
the tendency to colds is thereby materially, les
sened. Am Agricuitmest.
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. March 6, Ie49.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner OF Insolvency.
for the County of Worcester, has this day Issued
Warrant against the Estate OF JOHN DALE, of RUt-
land IN said County, chair maker, nsolvent debtor
and the payment of any debts, the delivery of any
property belonging to the said debtor him, his
hidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be held at the office of said Commissioner, in Worcester
in said County, the tIUenybrd day of March inst at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, for the proof debts, and
the choice OF an assignee assgnees Of his Estate.
M6ll ]. DAY, D. G., Messenger.
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Jones' Furniture Ware Rooms,
Entrance I57 Main St,

Stcond door NORTH of entral Exchange, WORCESTER.
TVAViNG purchased great bargain the large and
fashionable Furniture Establishment recently owned
bv MOVES & kim LII. and long known and cee-
brated as THE in the County OF Worcester, would
therefore most respectfully invite the attention of pur
ahasers to my extensive Ware Rooms, and examine
my large assortment of FURNITURE, &c. Knowing the
advantage have all now in the city, can safely sell
Twenty per cent less Goods well bought are half
sold.
Visiters and buyers will always find some ready to
attend to their call.
My stock embraces a great variety Of
Sofas, Lounges. Secretaries, Bureaus,
Centre Gard and Work TABLES,
SOFA TABLES, DIvANs, OTToMANS,
French Windlass, Albany Trundle Cot and Common
BEDSTEADS,
LOOKING GLASSES, DRESS GLASSES,
Dry sinks Dress Tables, Wash stands, CRIBS,
settee Cradles Hat and Umbrella Stands, Tea poys,
What-nots, Music Stools, Clocks, Chairs,
Palm Leaf and Hair MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, &c.
have connected with my Ware Rooms an
EXTENSIVE CABINET SHOP,
where manufacture the greater part OF my Bureaus,
TABLES and Secretaries and finish other work; and all
who have taken any notice of sale work will see at once
the advantage purchasing Furniture that is made OF the
hest stock and thoroughly seasoned Any wishing to
purchase Furniture either IN small or large quantities. are
invited TO visit my Establishment.
Furniture sent eny part Of the Cy ree OF expense
Worcester, March 6, l849. JOHN u JONES
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J. HOOKER, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND STRGEON.

Office and Residence, No. Park Street.
DIR. HOOKER would inform the citizens of Worcester
and OF the adjoining towns that he has opened Office
BY himself and soicis patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He will nrus the dispensing Of Medicine TO the care of
inexpereDeed individuals but will far practicable attend
10 HIMSELF thus avoiding greatrk to Patient and Physician.
Jad l. diff
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To MaChinists.

TTNHE subscriber wishing change his business, offers
Il his Old stand in Goddard 4 Rice's Steam Mill to any
wishing to engage in the business OF building CARD
SETTING MACHINES with entire set of tools and
patterns for the same together with large number OF
which have been accommodating for the last
twenty years in almost all parts of the United States
Persons thinking of going California to dig oid,woud
do well to avail themselves of this opportunity TO get
without hazardng their lives and sacrificing their hap
pnes, perhaps end in disappointment and ruin Pos
session given en- the first ofApril next.
Worcester, Feb Il. N. AlNSWORTH.
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Machine Shop to Rent,

l~s BUILDING IS feet by 40, the basement stone the
fnSN n other three stories brick substantially built situa-
.4 ted in the village East Brookfed within 10 rods Of
the Western Rail Road, with permanent and sufficient
power, will be leased for term OF for any kind Of
machinery or purposes Each story may be
tered from the ground without ascending any STAIRS and thus
aordng unusual convenience for any sind heavy
The fdesired may be brought to discharge
directly into the building No establishment of the kind
be desirable for business requiring power
great facilities Of communication with all parts the country
furnace which makes castings, and several other kinds
business carried the premises For further par.
uculars apply personally or by writing, TO F. WALKER
East BroOkfeld or AMAsA WALKER, Boston.
Feb 2. df
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

M4A THAT val liable Real Estate well known as the
+ls.ilal. L TATNICK HOTEL, in Worcester, is offered
for sale on favorable The House is cemhodous
well arranged. and in complete order The Barn large
and convenient, with good Carriage HouseAand Sheds
adjoining To wishing engage in keeping public
house, the above affords opportunity the location
being favorable one, the great road leading from
Worcester to Barre; the house has always been wen
patroznied. portion of the purchase money can re-
main on mortgage, If desired. The place will be let
if not sold previous to the twentieth OF March.
For further particulars, inquire Of SAMUEL F.
MOWER, Newton Corner, at w. R. BIGELow's,
Grafton St., w orcester. DIFF March s.
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DIR. o. II. BLOOD,
STEPHEN TRACY. M, d..

Respectfully offers his services to the inbab-
iants of WoRcEsrER. Dr. t. having enjoyed superior sd
yantages aud had ample experience in the East Indies and tn
West, we'll in New England, feels fully warranted in
ing thu that all entrusted his care requirng
either MEDICAL SURGICAL attendance, shall be treated in
the most careful and stiIfu manner.
Office lat presenD 60 Main-st.
Dec 81, d,f
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Barnes, Patent TeW Iron.

DLACKSMITHS and others who use the forge
n D are informed that the above named TEW IRONS
are admtte by all who them, have the preference
over all others in in saving OF labor and coal.
For further information, inquire Of Messrs. Bradley
Rice-Alen & Thurber-William A. Wheeler and Leon~
ard Pool, Worcester. For sale at
March g. WIN. A. WHEELER'S FouHpERY.
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CHLOROFORM,
DIR, HARRIS,

DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, IS prepared 10
extract Teeth WITHOUT pain by the this recently DIS
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM
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To the Ladies.

y ULIO A1UNANOI
T1r1E subscribers are morning opening Cases of Rich
plain C hangeabIe SILKS, very rich colors;
ell s,rine do do do do do
dn Fia'd do do very choice.
NJ; p,ack do a variety of costs.
M EIein Scotch DE LANES, just imported.
AZ Manchester do Styles
plain Linen Ginghams, the choicest co'ors
IA 40 do do do.
C"r5 Bordered LINEN HDKI'S
III u Ia do do extra fine.
ChSHMERE SHAWLS, great variety.
small dg'd do something new
S ,,I ~ IA - sf,I 40 common and extra quality.
n~The above Goods, with a great variety of
49, Nov Goods Just bought under the most favorable
and we are prepared to sell them, usual,
Hn5s "'t W. would particularly call your attention to
~. ..sorment Of PRINTS, which is acknowledged by
e e~ one to be superior to any in this CITY
every on0 y HALL & THOMPSON,
March 7. DAVIS oPPo ~ -
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EP " B. PALMER is agent for this paper
in Boston, New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore Office in
Boston, No. Congress Street.
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Drugs and Medicines,

Drugs and Medicines.
ME take pleasure in announcing to The public
w that we have taken the Store long occupied as
Drug shop, On the corner of MAIN FRONT STREET
fitted it up anew-suppled it with choice and we'll
selected stock of FA MILY MEDICINES, and are
now prepared to urnsu any and every thing line
our patrons. We shall pay particular attention the
retail part of our business, and shall prepare
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
with The utmost accuracy. All the
PATENT MEDICINES. of any value can always
be found at our Store In addition to stock Drugs
and Medicines, furnish Tooth, Nail, HAIR Flesh
and Clothes BRUSHES, at the very lowest rates.
PERFUMERY
W all kinds-ncudlng every preparation for the Hair,
complexion, DC. SOAPS & COSMETICS in great variety.
COLOGNE WATER
OF our own and foreign manufacture i'll quantity by
the bottle by the gsllon Also, all OF LUBIN'S EX-
TRACTS for the acknowledgements with various
English preparations.
English, French and American CHEMICALS.
Best European LEECHES always on hand
CONFECTIONERY OF all kinds.
D. SCOTT, JR, & CO.,
No. 2Sl Main, corner of Front Street.
Worcester, Feb %, l8a9. w6w diff
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General Intelligence and Agency Office

tHE Undersigned having the license required has opened
l. an office of the above description, No. 255 Main
Street, the ofMan and Mechanic Places
procured for those in search employment any Ldand
help obtained for families individuals who may wish to
hue.
The subscriber will also receive applications from those who
may wish hire let Tenemens buy sell Real Estate
any other kind Of property.
The object ofthe enterprise to establish Office, where
species Of business that be transacted by the agency
third person, will be promptly and faithfully attended to-
The Office will be open all hours from O'Clock A NJ,
to 9P NJ and all charges for services performed i'll
cannot fail 10 satisfy customers.
Dec 81. d3m r. P. McELWIN.
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I3BlNLEY HALL.
Madame BiSCaCcianti

LTAS the honor to the Ladies and Gentle
III men Of Worcester, tn 1t her ONLY CONCERT this
season will take place at the above Hall on
THUR DAY EVENING, March 8th.
On this occasion she will be assisted by that distinguish
ed Pianist and Vocalist,
MIR. j. L. HATTON,
who will sing his celebrated Descriptive Comic
Scenes" and by
SIGNOR BJSCACCIANTI,
Cher hushand who will per- form OF his admired Solos
the Violncelo.
Tickets 50 he had Ellis Music Store, and ut
Livermores and Lazes b Iokstores and at the door.
Doors open at 7-Concert commence II O'Clock.
March g. d5t
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g ROss's Xpress forward AN sorts

parcels and small through direct, over Worcese
Raj Road to Newport, FaH RiUer, Bristol and Warren
July %. dwtf
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NOTICE.

NUTICE.
FBNHE depreciation OF the valuesot California
n God Dust, on account of the great abundance in
market, compes the undersigned decline taking any
at present, but is willing and glad receive few
Thousand Dollars, in BANK BILLS, in exchange for
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, SHORTS, RYE,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, MEAL, &c. &C.
Purchasers may be assured that sell as low as the
above articles can be had in the City.
| only charge COST and
Call at No. Is " Washington Square.
Feb24. off Otis BRAMAN.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN wishes to obtain a situation in
n STORE or COUNTING ROOM lie has had some
experience in a FURNITURE Establishment, and can be
found at IS PORTLAND ST., at the Spy Office.
March s.
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MARRIED,
In this city, March 6, by Rev. Mr. Case, Mr. Samuel t.
Cooper TO Miss Maria S. Gates.

United States Health ms. Office, }
II STATE STREET, BosToE,
March 5h l649. }
TIME public are respectfully notified that the only
thorized Agent for he above Company in and for the
City of Worcester is WARREN LAZELL, Esq.
JAMES CLARK, Presi lent.
s. IT, jerks Sec'ry, M7I3w
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Gold Water COLLATION.,

Gold Water COLLATION.,
TINE members of Washngtonian Sewing Circle ami
Bethlehem Union, No. II, d. OF T., intend giving
Cold Water COLLATION. in the CITY HALL, on
THURSDAY EVENING, March Sth,
which the public respectfully solicited TO give full
attendance Distinguished speakers VIII be present.
ALSO, good Music will be provided. Tickets rs cts.
March 2 Dat Per order of the Committee.
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FOR SALE.
A- A NEW and elegant HOUSE on Laurel Street.
fsA n Inquire of MERRIFIELD & HAPGOOD.
sRsH4s Feb 5. diff
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-03
OunissiOns.

We do not see that the French organ
has explained" Questions of privilege
take precedence, but the Union says no
thing in reference to the "mistakes" Of
which we have convicted it, in exposing
the ''lies" of the Wing Journals.
The Union denied that Mr.. BURKE voted
for the Wilmot proviso. We have shown
when and where Mr.. BURKE voted for a
resolution identical with the Wilmot pro-
viso. The denial was deliberate it was
but repetition of previous denial. How
is it to be explained
Again, the Union denied that it had said
editorially, or by correspondent, that it
would oppose General TAYLoR's admins
tration s'to the bitter end" We have
pointed it to the time when it said so, and
referred it to the place where. The Union
neither denies, nor explains. Is this a
course which becomes one of the elite of
the extinguished Democrats of Richmond
1t is enough to make OSBORNE and DENNY
blush for the character of their associates.
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Round Island.

We understand that the communications
received at the Navy Department from
Commander RANDOLPH, with regard to
the men assembled on Round Island, are
conclusive as to their illegal designs. The
military organization, the terms of enlist
ment, the nature of the service, the dis
position of the arms, the character of the
country to be attacked, are all clearly
proved by the abundant testimony of per-
sons found among the members Of the ex-
pedition.
The Opposition journals will find that
they have done right in waving the dis
cussion as to Commander RANDoLPH's po-
lteness Considerable distress prevailed
among them at one time, because the pro-
clamation was not as courteous and par
ticular as diplomatic despatch; but we
apprehend that, in view of the facts as
they will ultimately come before the pub
lie, all sides will be too we'll satisfied with
the result accomplished by President TAY-
L X, to cavil at any alleged lack of "cour-
tesy" in its attainment.
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The CAMPAIGN In New York.

The New York election comes off early
in November. The political action of that
large State awakens interest throughout
the Union Her electoral vote, in the
last canvass, was cast for General TAY-
LoR and her people will now, We doubt
not, again rally with their accustomed alac-
rity in support of his Administration.
The proceedings of the recent Wing
State convention at Syracuse were distin-
guished by gratifying degree Of unanim-
ity. The conduct of the National and
State administrations was warmly APP
proved; and between those administra-
tons, it affords US pleasure to say, the ut
most harmony of sentiment and sympathy
exists. That commonwealth, like the re-
public, is fortunate in having as its chief
magistrate man Of eminent patriotism
and purity. Associated with Governor
FISH, as heads of departments, are men
of proverbial worth and ability. The pre-
sent comptroller of that State, WASHING
TON HUNT, when called to that response
BILE duty, was about closing, usefully and
honorably, his third term in the House OF
Representatives. The secretary OF State,
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN, was formerly an
efficient and greatly respected member OF
Congress The candidates for judge Of
the court of appeals and attorney general,
JOSHUA A. SPENCER and SAMUEL STE
VEINS, are distinguished members OF the
bar, and devoted Wings. The treasurer
and canal commissioner, ALvAH HUNT
and NELSON ]. BEACH, men Of kindred
virtues, have already rendered good and
faithful service to the State and to the
Wing cause. We look, therefore, conf
IDENTIFY for a result in New York which
will prove alike creditable to herself and
gratifying to the nation.