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E,e.,,o, Return. from yIrrt.,s.

kieusoSr, April ~. $50.
The returns from this state sho~ that the democrats
gain one member in Potcrsburgh aud one in Norfolk
The polls open NJ this place for thrsc days
The vote in isyor q caliin. convention va very
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err - sdmiaiy tsemriiaed and iiustrst.d ty m the
Inuitah, " Nassan street vho ever atheres strictly 20
scientific rules sfehy mrsrrr 90 the resrer teaniN or
ramsnf, Ani sce ~ Itrsf hIpcsrane which pc rs n1t
rKu,ioufy N Tcssns Shamo1inS roughly tcue
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Accident ON the New York and New Haven
Railroad.

BosroN, April "a. N.
At eleven o'clock last evening, the New Haven
train, from New York, about six miles from Bos-
ton, the engine struck rock weighing about ton
which had rolled from the bank above-and was badly
broken. The baggage car was thrown perpendiculary
up the bank, while the passenger remained upon
the track. The rails torn up for several -
but fortunately no one injured. The engineer
and fireman had q wonderful escape.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

Ts urirna mauufacturer ~ tho celebrated open
ttell ,enhs and ths only IN rcat~ay invites
tbe iads tc es snd eramine hs late iurrurct patterns
frviaum o,on CAans a. ~ q So ceuts AZ vh.ieaie
IN. qtiMDf, 3us. BsoadAsi.
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ttTa leave o. announce Tor NIlf that he does
retail Aicxanfrcs Patent trtr-ti leecbes Those Who
wish O. obtain Yrosi-ctusss W b. freely Supplied b
applying personally oy letter. thosr who living dis
rccse afamIlc -. w b. satisfied BY seni
81 nail. The psrsous who wis3 % purchase merely
one fcs for their own use will te supplied the retail
.staiii.hroeuta ~ John kihau Deuc Co.. aud ~ the
the city frises low
sccoraink 20 the Sire n the boxes.
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Comb Factory. rs, neutrality-suspicious. mr..

invited -sAuns this rich c1l.etin ef Dress Combs ut
saussd variety IN the riyi which will be
fouua orsn chain patteru. mush admired the
made ORDER after any dcssu ma.isE hg~ ntrirate
Coats altered and REPAIRED. 4. J. SAUNDERS
Comb Ilct0fr. 81 Brgudvay.
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ua- nye an oniy te procured a. the nnufActcry Wal
street ~. fuhe stculd urt r-nir.t irtatiors Pc my
vsrans ditlnis. rtrseua phoss hsir hAe ~.
cocr %, .ic Of The cn dyes have IL sVrrso.-
cd ty calling ~ above. Cory the sadress.
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Prom Itsyti.

TOIT0f. ApTI - y "
ssssrsi ,sssels hsv, arrived from Hayti today,
bringing dates TO tho On iustant. IAe i.lani vas
quiet aad bisn,s. sHaiss improving The blacks
were prspariar 10 Ip,oss thc st rcmngo siie - tn
Island iE May
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Arrival of In. ship os L,us Onto at Boston.

The Uaed States ship of the line Ohio, Capt strib-
ling l. tsiegrapbcd rom San Francisco Honolulu, Val
rarslso and Rio Janeiro. she ull be up 10 sbouf
three hours.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

DALs'noAH, APru 70, looO
The celebration Of the Odd Fellows was somewhat
msrrsd to-day BY the inelement weather. The esre-
monies were closed by the singing of anthems and an
orslion st the Front street Theatre
The New York herald., 1850-04-27
The Nicaragua Treaty.

The treaty which has been negotiated by Sir
Henry Bulwer, the British Minister, and the agents
of the Nicaragua Canal, assisted by Mr.. Clayton,
is now before the Senate of the United States for
confirmation. This treaty is very important one,
and involves much more important issues than
appears on the face of its provisions.
There are nine provisions some of them are
drawn up in very singular manner, and we re-
commend the Senators TO examine them very care
fully They may discover that some one Of these
clauses may authorize a very singular and inn
portant construction. For instance: While the
British government agree TO relinquish their right
to the possessions in the Mosquito country, Mr..
Clayton, by certain construction, binds our go
vemment to give up all the rights of annexing
Cuba ST. Domingo, or Canada, or acquiring any
more territory by war with Mexico. This result
is not expressed-ii is an erence from its curious
provisions.
There is no question that Sir Henry Bulwer was
10 this country, by the Joint action of England
and Span 10 effect treaty that would Cor ever bar
our annexng the island of Cuba and he has partly
effected his object in this treaty. If il be con-
firmed, the British government may at once place
such construction upon it, and say to us, "You
tied; you can't take Canada; you can't take
Cuba; You can't take ST. Domingo, nor annex any
more territory from Mexico. You are bound to
this by the Nicaragua treaty"
Again we say 10 Senators. look well to the
provisions Of the treaty. and weigh well the con-
sequences and important issues involved, if you
confirm il. The canal is a capital canal-but il
should not cost too much.
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produce ons = A. j. BcaIs Dollar rrouiun % ruerco
tyTss tia, ever faded hi. Dsucrreo,res t ~
spgd style those that charge - ant
fads AZ Ecas No l Rroaivay, between Maiden lane
and htersy street, ever Bcebe's hat store.
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The yystheriiI Divorce Case.

HaRNssUEe. April - 1850.
The Wsiheriil divorce has passed the senate
finally Iaas IL nv. -.
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ssreri,r 1kenes.es and SO n yoa
~snt picture large small % tie optical sty-Lcft
nothing the art sAce the productions made there
Rooms 30 Broadvay.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27
The Weather at Philadelphia.

PHILApELPHIA, April 26-l0 p. NJ
1t Is now raining in torrents accompanied with
sharp flashes of light ming
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

TuE TRIAL OF ONE-EYED THoMrsoN--Mysrr-
rIrs UNFOLDING trial OF One-Eyed Thomp-
son, for forgery, commenced in Brooklyn on Thurs
day, and was continued yesterday. We have given
full reports Of the very curious and interesting cvi
dence. II j. perfect drama in itself, and part OF
the great batch Of mysteries which commenced al
Washington with the trial of Tom Hand, for the
robbery of the government jewels, and which were
continued few months ago in the trial of the two
Druys, for manufacturing the torpedo tLa, created
such noise in the house of Warner, the lawyer
All the characters appearing in the uial al Brook
lyn the cuprt-as well as the Witnesses. both men
and women-are original and interesting rome of
the former quite scientific, and some Of the latter
very pretty Margaret O'Connor. one of the wit
nesses according 10 the description given 10y our
reporter, seems be perfect heroine in the crimi-
nal dramas Of the day. Joseph Ashley and Arling-
ton Dcnnei are also originals. The whole trial
forms very curious reading, even deeper in interest
thun the "NIysterics" of Eugene sue. or the
"Tales Of my Landlord" by Sir Walter Scott.
Some IL the disclosures given ia the evidence
that particularly about Wilhes--arc quite curious
Ii seems that Wilkes--Georgc Wilkes. vino IN.
recently cut distinguished part in certain mysir-
rious dcy, opemcnis, has also been brought into
this business 10y one or two of the Witnesses Poor
Wilkes, poor. uuadulicraied. innocent Wilkes
he has the honesty and sincerity as well a. the en-
thusiasru of Mons. Nidocg, or Peter the Hermit.
without either their head or their heels. How he
will come out ,f these affairs of the Drurv..
Thompsons. and various other matters. in which
he has been mixed rp. is problem about as liffi-
cult 70 solve il would b. to predict the fate of
IN homes; and sniable jackass. cnyelopcd in the
shin Of the jackall. and TUNED loose among the
Wild animals Of the forest. boy. give us a 'ker.
cLicfi OH
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Sporting INTELLIGENCE.

CESTREuILE CouRsE, l.. I.-TRoTTISG-A purse for
horses that before troted for money, came of
yesterday afternoon which was the subjoined sum
mary indicates Of the finest that took
place But few Of our sporting men witnessed the
the weather being unfavorable for large turnout
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Time, -2:4l-23S-242-2:44
On Monday next there will be another fine field Of
trotters that will contend for purse two mile heats
in harness The celebrated Trustee Confidence. Pei.
ham, and Virginia Maid. the entries and the mere
mention OF their must insure large
at the track. from this and ncighboring cities
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

STR ris oldest ard most approved Strp use-iav-
ipE tssn before the public for @ last thirty years 10
at the suhscribers wholesale sud retail
SAUNDERS
~ praslraf earner of Irr str-.i anI 81 Ilroalrar
The New York herald., 1850-04-27
Court Calendar This Day.

SUPERIOR Couhr-Nos 3o3. 322 323 326 s2s, 800 $50
33l 332 33 334 1885, 336 337 33s $780, 4e5 $40 to $50
351 to 375 inclusive.
IL is refreshing to witness the signal sue
Of Gold fenthe Rcheleu Ever Point
equals the Of the "Rehelieu which
and sold BY ~ SAVAGE s2 Fulton street Watches Of
What Time IL IL THAT Il the q uestion -
And this what all business wish know and with
How important IL - for sll merchants,
banker. and brokers know when IL really 3oeoeks
G ss s sho.t & rho r,sn .r .n,s & Gail
the celebrated and o. the latest mpor
Mssnur do and o.hsrs These Watehe: have been fully
tested and now use BY Railroad eonduetcrs aud
sscn,.ey a. Effect t,mslsane,- plsass eai' a. r.
COcHRANEs, "a Greenwich street.
There Is one Place. md the only place In
the city, where cheap and good Boots aud Caters
found and that az Courtland street French Boots AZ
forget, ~ couriland ss. GOV. YOUNG.
Ladies' shoes.-Mr. j. II. Miller, ofI34 Gu
nal street the most popular and successful
cf ladies feet ses u this city His goods In universal
ing all and variety e the neat and elegantly
made fho.s that fail 10 be suited IL idle
inform the ladies Of the personal advantages " neatly Mt
ting shoe.
out that it's of no 20 Eiovn town 70 buy Hats Trim
ning. when they can do 20 much better nt LiNDLEf A.
huNDi Hat and Ribbon Depot 20 Beecker street.
Who have the largest and cheapest retail stock in the city
Spring gCiothing.-Ciarke, the Tailor, has
brSs. or rrcSi Coat SIS made to The very sSs,
S Pants and Vests In proportion. Pretty Sacks $40
sksarness Ssmbined at Ils william street
Boston and New York Teicgrarh-Morses
IAnoTor SALE Twenty Shares the stoek the above
Company. Address Lightning. at this once.
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To Thinkers OF New York.-K>ov A. Ia.
roos sns sSnai man IN want Of Hat
that want Knox thinks that s Fulton street, Is Just ths
ia, for $50 and and a others q i.sSioa
The hs. wheh has bee. .,ssa
s ..
and taste II hss been hi: aim manuacas
GESiN "a Broadway. opposite s. Psuls s,i s.'
Cheap Refined Sugars, choice Green ana
large stores, vs.sy and ~ aTsrs
sperm " ssnsa S:ls? ps
Scents Id. by the barrel
Bird, corner OF Pine and Nassau streets
sn .n & Han *. % & Hat, are S for
ryaed eeance in style AID finish and merit the aisaOn
: Corner Of Pine and Nassau streets
Who would think Of going into Broad-
way now-a-days to buy Hat, when CoIemans 100 Mas
san street can tuy better Hat for 50 80 than be
and that s1sd fact TRINITY anu '''Ass ''ufsA'
The wonderful and astonishing Bu-iuess
done in the way of Enssh Carpets Rug. Oh Cloths Se
msa sass S snf sass sss.P GBs =
1sSani' sSna Of selecting from the largest "'0r"'ns to be
Erraumt.-The Grand Piano used,at Psup
e Me- s srT:say % man
Joseph firrs0n, as appeared in the programmes.
Piamofortes, with and without the Ro-.
lan accompaniment Of superior and by r.
Gilbert Cog Boston may be found at their
broadway Some cheap secondhand pianos for sale
rent.
When the intrinsic merit of article
causes 1t to be much sought after IL proof that IL
must be good Snch the with the Boots aud Caters
made by g. WATKINS ~ Fulton street Mr.. W. has made
the structure Of the foot his sole study
wonder his boots give such universal
We are Informed that Mesrss. Burdell &
Co. saved all their hooks and OF Rich
Safes which by Ron Stearns
and sold by A. s. MARVIN, at 1871 water street.
How charming appears the face, after
washing with the True Joness Chemical All sallow
ness and all frecks removed and the skin made white
and clear while eruption, pimple, &C. cured Buy
n only at 43 Broadway the Depot FOR Joness Hair
Restorative she best thing made for the hair.
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u. Espsnsehesd, OF lot Nassau street, N,
itrod9eed and h esng the Spring Fashisn fer Cen
uenenp Hsts The style 10 exceedingly beautiful In shSns
ssd an air Of elegance sndtrue gentty For sale
~ % the Sales Room Of the manufseturer l Nas-
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oype which the in the second Number of h.
"Gailsry " usrious Americans" engraved can bs
seen at DKADis Daguerrean Gallery. 80 Broadway
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

Warn0ek's Hate
Tbs Hat that Is made BY the warnoeks, tits said,
me manner thew 6t-a ,h ~ heso
Ia certain to captvate every whim:
And the beautiful fashion In which thev n "a ,r.d.
Outrivals the various styles Of the trade NV
203 Broad " ~
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European News.
The Cambria had not arrived at Halifax last
evening. She is now in her fourteenth day.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

THE WEEKLY HERALD.

News for Europe and the West Coast OF
America.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

the city where cheap and good Roots aud Caters
found and that at N Courtland sreet French Boots AZ
90 worth 81 Boots. Shoes, Gsors &c. equally low Don't
forget al CORTLAND 81. GOV. YOUNG.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

SUPERIOR Counr-Nos 3o3 322 323 326 22s 800 $50
33l 32 33 334 1885, 1886 357 33s 33e 4e5, $40 to $50
351 to 375, inclusive.
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Spring CiothIng.-CIarke, the Tailor, h,

out that it's 81 no 20 zovn town 70 buy Hate Trim
ring- when they do 20 much better OF LINDLEy A.
HuNDN Straw Hat and Ribbon Depot go Beecker
Who have the largest and cheapest retail stock in the city
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

assortment c goods tne black blue cOore
Dress rrcct Coat SIC made TO The very
S. Pants and Nc-ts In proportion. Pretty Sacks $40
Syrins Overcgsts, sl Quality, cut, wSrkmanship an
eh,apness combined, at ll6 William street.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

Phrcnology. Lecture and Examination
at Clinton Hall this eve ming. See Advertisement.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

Boston and New York Telegraph-Morse's
IAneTor sale Twenty Shares OF the stoek OF the above
Company. Address Lightning. at this oaLce.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

ian accompaniment. Of superior tone and ye by
Gilbert Co., Boston, be found at their
broadway Some cheap secondhand pianos for sale or
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

Ezra umt.-The Grn nd Piano used3at PAUL
Roptzs Concert, last Thursday evening from man
ufactory Of MI James Prrscn Of Leonard street
Joseph Pirrson as appeared in the progr ammes.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

To Thinkers OF New York-K~cv .. IL.
rous that every rational man In Hat should for
moment think before deciding where they shall supply
spot. ~ '~'" 'As
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

When the intrinsic merit OF an article
causes II to he much sought after IL Is proof that
must be good Sneh the with the Boots Caters
made by C. WATKINS ia Fulton street. Mr. w. has
the Of the foot his sole yearst
wonder his boots give such universal satisfaction
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

done in the way OF English Carpets Rugs Oil Cloths &c
NO wv bowery the eelebra ed cheapest Carpet establish
entirely tn the low prices affixed the goods and he or
found. -
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

III Ts feffeFh1nK 10 WItheSs tht tfXhhf sUa
Of that mxgnhcent Gold Fenthe Rcheeu Ever Poin
ed The history Of the Gold Pen records nothing whi
equals the achievement cf the 'Rieheleu" which
all the celebrated makers sold as above extremely low
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

gho Court met a. Z O'Clock. y. ". bot some time
y store that. he usual audience 500 The spec lntnr-
sesl. and nuuhr OF lcgsl gentlemen occupied seats
phhiu the her Thompson sat IN trout az the bench
and alternately read 'cfa large manuscript Foluno
snd prrused nsu paprr While sith great 1r tc1ar'.
D. nov aud tlgu aa4sessel r,nia4s 90 Tie ls~ytrs
Nho sat mar lim
- fyNhft " ri'vert. twcin - en- tltfk cffoiic'in
Nsm hofA, iunirs Win iap, ~ attached shavn VT
ufss these Httrs vere in Xny possession Ia August
last delivered Item g. thv ps riot Attorney think
they slrearsd Co. be iair unu-el ros in rfci te
pres which hna been brought SCR here. ! caa nuiY
ray that n vas delivered to D.. thtlt a. NJ a.
smith " sar sait 90 have cHma to n NJ. brufy's n
person taus 90 the police once sofs tmc since aud
recognised The press a. having been lrthas,I from
him
tross-cxamiuci- I don't kuos that th.'t 20. ths
press ulish Str. Ashley .iid BE- purchase I f.r NJ
Drury. ! have NJ UI.iinrt rCroiisrtinu fhs he tlt
me 80 think noa p, tod rlc D. iai b.ueht rrcs.
Tor Mr nrury Q-uid De- not sny BE- bau1ht Il gfMr
1bcmpson the sngrltcrf Al think hc said b. gut
" In exchange for something that he sod % ths sr-
sou Of whom be- purchased it, and that bc soii -
hr. brufy at prOhj
The press was exhibited. sud Nr stewart stated
thst u nov ~ the same condition a. Hhr1 u v1s
received at the police oniee
hnrKaret oNonnor recalled
District Attorney she Il your witness. M. rbomp'
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

Black Teas fresh dairy Butter Hams &C. res
sonable prices wholesale and retail at j. o. FOwLERs
large stores $50 and as Green wch 10 yesey and Grand
streets Also winter Lamp Oil at rs cents gallon sape-
rior Sperm Candles 2 Cd h. n b. Refined light Sugar al
8 cents ID. by the barrel.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-07-25

ARREST FOR SwINDLING. man calling hi.
name Julius Augustus Hubertus, alias Denkel, Ger
man by birth, was arrested in Boston for swindlino
yesterday. He was recently saved from drowning in
the Back Bay, and considerable money had been col
ected for his relief He is man Of talents and edn.
cation, writes fine hand, and is master of seven dif
erent languages After his arrest, 1t was learned that
he had recently been employed copyis in the office
ofthe County Treasurer of Worcester and that he left hi;
empoyneuthere, without giving anynoce, and taking
with him suit Of clothes with which he had been pro-
vded; that previous to coming here he had been three
months in the Leicester Poor House; and before that
had been year IN the House of Industry at South Bos
ton.
Huburtus represents himself as having been twic,
elected Mayor Of Toronto, and formerly a member 0
Napoleon's staff and says that he was despocd of hi
property in Canada, at the time Of the nsuection or
account Of his advocacy of Lberyall of which is t.
be believed SO far as people choose.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-07-25
LATER FROM HAVANA

forfy-faco Of the COntOy Prisoners Liberated.
The steamship Ohio arrived at New York Tuos-
day evening from New Orleans, via Havana. with
$4,000, large number of passengers and large
California mail.
lhe'U. s. steamer Vixen sailed from Havana for
Pensacola on the 10TH with ~ ofthe Contoy prison
ers, who had the day previous been liberated bv the
spanish authorities Ten are reported as being re-.
tanned Tor trial. The Captain Of the Georgiana is
reported as being perfectly crazy.
steamship Falcon left Chagres on the 18th and
Ohio. VI 'i'
a letter from Havana, dated the 10Th inst. saws .
ut IS supposed that the seven seamen will be re-
leased when the trial of the officers of the vessels is
closed Captain Benson has been so wrought upon
by threats &c, that he is furious manic. past all
hope Of recovery, in the hospital"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-07-25
From Wilmer & Smiths Times, July 10.
FRANCE, DENMARK, pRUssIA a.


The President of the French Republic is not
exempt from the personal dangers 10 which row
al monarchs are so exposed Since our last stri6-
ing OF about seventeen years of age has been ares
iea IN farls for having compassed the death of LOU
Is Napoleon. His name Is George Alfred Walker
As subsequent inquiries have incontestibIy nroved
that the boy is only worthless debauched maniac
and has been declared Of unsound mind. he has been
lodged IN the Bicetre, and no important nol;t;cal
consequences are likely to arise from this first NJ
tempt against French Republican sovereignty Tba
tributes Of respect paid blythe Legislative Assembly
expressed through M. c. Dupin, for the death of the
late Sir Robert Peel, are highly creditable to the
lrench people Inc debates on the law relating 10
tne press nave gwen rise to the most tumultuous
scenes In the chamber. Tie minister Of iustica M
Rouher, having let slip the expression thai tbe revo
luton of lS4S was ga veitable catastrophe y The
Nlontagnards rose in body and NJ Emile GrarIn
urged them all to resign unanimously. unless tho
words We're retracted. Tie resignation wns moi
relshed, and OF course the Right lost no opportunv
10 scoil and jeer at the irlte Monagnards Tba
PRESIDENT, as usual, in a veiy contumelIous mannor
refused the Left all redress On account ofthor hail.,
ual violence, and the CHAMBER broke un in gre,, nv
roar. Victor Hugo made flashy speech Tho na r I,
DAY against the law; but he Right seems now ~
nave such majority, that the most ultra absoluhst
""S WIN NC sure 10 De passed., and some fine morn
ing we shall have reaction and another reyoution
- When the bill shall become law, anything like
liberty OF the press will no lsnger exist M de Tin-
guy has proposed and carried clause that ever
cle on political, philosophical or religious questions
inserted in JOURNAL must be signed BY its author
under penalty of 500f, for the first offence. md
ioOOt for the second To prevent false sgnaturea
the author convicted of such fraud is liable 10 l0ooI
penalty, and an Imprisonment Of six months. Wa
wonder whether such journalists as NM. Tbiera
Gulzot, Lamartine, and Others will ever again be'
come contributors to French newspapers The 6rst
number Of the Proscrt, editedby Aazzini and Lebru
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-07-25

THE NEW SENATOR. Not little curiosity is
manifested to know who viii be appointed by Gov
Briggs, to take the place of Daniel Webster in the
Senate. Samuel Hoar, Franklin Dexter, and others
have been named, and it seems generally understood
that AntiWebster the slavery question viii
be selected so far as he differs from the plan of Gen
Taylor and his cabinet. For our own part, we have
hardly been able yet make up our own mind, as to
which plan is best-or rather worst for both are
TALLY bad-that of Gen. Taylor or the compromise
scheme The latter has one advantage over the form
that it fixes the bounds of Texas and does not per-
NIT that State seize upon New Mexico and thus
vert it into slave territory.
1t to be generally thought that Gov. Briggs is
DESTROYS of the Office of Senators himself and that he
viii bea candidate before the legislature, next winter
for the place. In filling the vacancy temporarily there
fore, if such be his WISH he would be likely to take
one who win not care to hold the office any lon
ger than till another shall be chosen by the legislature
who from his position-like Samuel Hoar, would
not expect appointment from the Legislature, if the
administration party should prevail therein.