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The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09
THE EYES
ALI Diseases of the Eye Cured with unfaiI-
Ing certainty.

DIR. W. 4. SNYDER, Oculist.
nR. w. A. SNYDERS mode of treating disea-
~ ses of the Eye differs materially from the
course commonly pursued by Physicians. Be-
lieving that most diseases of the Eye have their
origin in INSTRUCTED circulation or an impure
state OF the system, his remedies will be pre-
scribed with reference to the disease with which
the patient may be afflicted: and bv eoualizinq
!he circulation, removing obstruction and restor-
ing tne general health of the patient, the Eyes
may be permanently cured without the use of
eos,c enac. or any of the irritating applications in
exhausted the skill of all Others without relief
not to despair of cure without giving him a
trial, for in all cases where vision is not entirely
lost, or the Eye not completely dsorganized there
is still hope.
Office, corner Sansome and Bush streets Con
Francisco-e entrance on Bush, opposite Rassatte
House, San Francisco.
Jan. 3, 1855. l23m
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09
San frantistu.
Highly Important.

DIR. J. C. YOUNG is the Pioneer As
vertising Physician in California, for proof soo
the papers throughout the state for the past tbro
years, and he is the only advertising physician j.
his line that ever has received a Collegiate Ned
ical Education, and consequently the only oro
whom it is safe to trust in the treatment of dis.
ease
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09

The following miscellaneous distances may
also be useful for reference:
From Sacramento to San Francisco 40 miles;
to Stockton, SIS miles; to Benicia, ITO.
From Stockton TO San Francisco, $50 miles; to
Benicia. 120 miles.
From San Francisco 70 San Quentin, Is miles;
to San Jose, so miles; to Benecia, 80 miles
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09
= COLOMA, June lst, 1855.

COLOMA, June lst, 1855.
Mr.. j. G. UNG-Dear iSir:-lt is with
NJ feelings more easily felt than deserted
that pen this letter, informing you of my entire
recovery from that dreadful scourge, seminal
weakness. By application to your book you will
hnd my name and case. Only two short months
since when applied to you / could seacIeIy
walk, so weak was my whole system. Debillta,,
ted and melancholy wished for death. had
tried several pretenden physicians but daily grew
worse, BY chance came across one of your var
liable medical works which, upon reading, instlll'
ed new hopes into my detected mind, and re-
solved to try once more, and thank God for thai
resolves; am now well man, rejoicing in per-
feet health, and daily growing stronger. Deaf.
doctor, shall not fail to tell all my friends ol
your skill, and if you wish you may publish thls
letter. shall stop at Coloma a short time ana
then away to my claim. Enclosed please hDq
twenty-five dollars as remembrance. l VIII
send you good specimen soon.
Yours as long as life lasts,
CHAS. F. WATSON"
P.S-Dear Dr., if you publish the above, please
add this as pOstscript:-Take my advice, az
young men, If you require medical assistance ~ u
matter what your case may be, go to DIR. D. y
YOUNG, and you can rely upon perfect cur
and not do as did, run to every doctor wllhou+
knowing whether he was good or bad. Dr. 1ouns ;rs
cured me, and wish every one afflicted to reTr'N
the benefit of his scientific skill. G. +. W.
DIR. YOUNG'S Office is at the corner OF MohE
gomery and California sts. over Wells, Fargo "
Cos Express Department, San Francisco
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09
Table of Distances.

The following distances were measured with a
yiameter, by Capt Warner, of the United States
Typographical Engineers, in the summer OF lS4S:
Prom San Francisco to Mission Dolores 2b miles
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09

ESTABLISHED FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF ALL
PRIVATE AND CHRONIC DISEASES, &-THE
SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY.
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Autbonz.rS The Supervisor Of the toru Of Wa.
Aine Ulster Go, TO loan money An1 70 prorits for
tie payment there,'.
10 provide tor the education Of children o, de
Ouesca In iABs on The To da Reservation.
NOTICES o. BiLLs.
Mr.. COLFMAN-ro reduce she several Acts rela.
tive 90 the District Courts OF Sey-lork into set
Nr. RIDER Relative 70 Fees u Justices q -1 s
Peace Do Cyu Cases.
Nr kOHINSON-To establish Law Library n
tts Ssuftsrn ! Ter o. Cuuit'es
Dir FAlRCHILD-To extend the provisions Of tie
Ilsuk road Act.
Mr. 6. v PALNER-To establish Schools q the
ANegsny Reservation.
NJ HUNT-To authorize the County Treasurer =
Westchester % borrow money for new County BaI i
ues, sc
NJ. GBEEN-To extend the time Tor tae Collection
Of Z axes he several Towns Of the Sta-e.
M LElGH-E,r greater Safety OF Passengers by
Ferry boats.
vi B. COLE brought in bill relative 70 the
Pl4ukr0sis sud Turnpike Roads
N. FITCH brOughi in bill 20 Consolidate the
Stock sBI BouGs oi the Northern Railroad Company,
and IroyiCe fer the incorporation Of the oWners
thereof.
M A. G. WILLIAMS brought in a bill to charter
the Nes Gransos Canal Navigation Company Of
New.loTk.
AL, bll for the relief Of Gilbert l. Denton, of
Mr. STEeBINS-To provide for the adjustment
snd payment Ct certain Claims OF Volunteers IN the
war OF lsI2.
INTRODUCTION or bills,
Mr.. STUYN ESANT -RelAtive 70 Property taken
from persons arrested for crime IN New York
Mr. L SMllHTo reduce the expenses of record
irg convey ances Of real estate, SC. IN Monroe Co.
8lr LElGH-In relation 10 the detention Of Wit
resses.
Mr. CONCERTO amend Chspte- go Of Laws Of
ls53.
MI wAGER-To repeal al Act relative to the col.
lection OF Tax4s on non resdent Lands and 70 provide
for n sale Of such Lands IN the COuutles where "a
sesstc.
Mr. LITTIEFIELD-To amend an Act 10 estsb-
Nsh UnOu Schools
Mr BLATCHf ORD-RelAtge to the Bridges over
Harlem kNCr
Mr.. DICKSON moved that Afternoon Session
De mad today ami thst tue business be taken up IN
regular order.
Mr. RICKERSON moved as sneEdment that
when tie House adjourn, it adjourn 70 tO-rnouov
morning. Lot
adopted
Tie House then took a recess to p. NJ.
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IN ..l.r. b, b. 60. q p. .aa,y I.s,

" rsHr- The constats-, Of car eOae ~
a.rs. 30 s7rnf - usn ~ pycp-rty ~ -.n
F1. pi.s ard 81 birth st.s are
r.arts rts Df fus.itcsuar tnr ciisrenslip
g. a-e stats shcat admitted into tae Va
ft-~ hf Re- her save rvolnnt.r '-rvai,,
srcert fr re f-Ii.h-el of ,Tue sry terrksy Of as
J1lnc >f-ils lisess ~
Tt~ P,rsi pxes bers Patcsl 5sspot.s,a aoisr he
ssrb sca s srrr,trs saopli 70; Be ntc4 ~ al
lfcs ..ec c-uoT~.
Tte r.erle h,frs DE iermsfc solrre ~ rotcs y3~sE
al oces vii state IA nrsct-ste tssai
De- I'd > 1.lslt sott 81 tls cctefs
Sch IS tsc Q's.'ulw ~ the hnoH-N1 rethipSS,
arc y all meet VITO responss hist W. a0pi vaar
bincOo > NeT GRAY KuoF N0thiugs 4 Sts'e COun-
o = oieatizsd, AID IA active operaii,u. A!so, sNs
u'nsl (, ulctl. pro n Applications FOR chW iors
s1d o.Cu hership sre pouring IN from al s.iss.
" p bsegueut communications vii keep r,g fuly
posted n re-sTi o. he progress an s,sie Of both
Orcers, knowing tbsi yogr sympaiaies wi b. With
TIE ems uesrest righr kNow son. hing
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,,, pory,,pv Commission We UNDER
.nd Tia, ofcisl information has been received rom
eommi,,ione Emory, at e Paso, 70 the effect that
be mt Br salsssr, the Mexican C2mnissqSner, At
-. tbe could possibly Iced 70 any difficulty Of So
i9toa were ds.assed and satisfactorily settled. Inc
Two Commis.ioners have agreed upon the paralel o.
sc 4, az tho init.s pelai # boundary on the hio
Grspde Ii; II -,
,,'.e,,sto.y f,r TIE astronomical determination OF
Tai noip,. u. havn2 previously made obserV ations
oIsa ergsged N tie "a line, "h'ch ;pPr22nsss,y
establi-h hat point D. Wa enabled ihsieDy VIE. "a.
.te sr.sobs'ioa Of ire Mexican CommEsloner! 70
,ics pstss ~ The sel1 fr re eonuenceneDt of tae
sa-yet II the luo wes;TaFd iom ina point. we
nave r ubt tha.. under "a direction Of the aeon
bed officer n charge q thH important "ofk,
-logrss. viii % aispla4ei ~ ch 10 point Of emery
ard aotv vii ap,ssr n srr rg c)ntrast 20 the GU
Ifl.r crc aiiass aide- the - Adn.s istrat!Cn
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Mr 9 kEEFE, understanding that the minority
asked tine to draw up bl, moved that Ooin reports
Mr.. okEEFE then objected to the second
reading.
Nj GLEASON moved the printing Of extra copies
Of 10th reports.
Mr. SEYMOUR mae q slnilar mouon- Doth mo-
tioIs were referred.
Nj LEIGH moved that the oil of the majority be
made - ~ ecial order for Tuesday next Not IN or
Ger the biz not having had It's second reading.
Nj LEIGH moved the second reading at this time
NJ MUNDY moved 70 postpone the reading OF The
bill Indefinitely. Lost
Mr.. RHODES hoped there would be no pressing IN
tlis after al this tine. There was evidently ma
icrity here 10 favor Of the bill He trusted mat the
friends Of Of the bill ould agree 20 postpone ,s read
The ye,s ard rays were called on tue motion TO
reso the bin second time and lie reading was or
dereG--66 70 %.
The reading having commenced.
Nj LEIGH moved that the further resdieg be sus-
pended and that the bin be referred 20 COMMITTEE
Of the Whole and taken up next Tuesday.
Mr. O.KEEFE raised point OF order thai when
the rtadiDg Of the bill had BEEN called for il mast be
The CHAIR decided the; the point wa not well
VI OKEEFE then spoke a, some length sgain.'
u hot hs -te evtiared N putting Tbs bill ahead lie
bDrec hat the bill Won not be made special order
IN ii tbe minority have the opportunity 10 present
NJ. LEIGH then varied Lis motion so 81 TO suspend
.he reading Of tcc bill Carried
MI l. rLen moved nat the oil be referred y d
Con- rnif-c. of ths " 1,ls.
Nr Nj NDY moved adjournment. Lost
Yr BONNTON moved he previous 4ue.noa' On
referf,rg tie bll 10 a Committee o. tie " hole
Ny OKEEFE moved 70 Law the motion for pre-
yiou, cresii1n the table. Los'. ID.
The House ther ordered the main question. eng '.s
hin was referred TO Committee Of tue Nnoie-'' 70
a. a. follows
Yrss-Nsors Bsdwin B.eeher Bssnsfi beyss 49,, ass
To-. Ysehfod BeyBtor Brush Bushnell. C.r psel rs
CsfE Cocis 8 Coz, Covey, Doegs Esglsti r. I-s.S
Ean Hsrt c. ?. Johnson Jhnsen heh. nss ~
49, Msia Msster. Z Mlsr l. Nler. asr5o, Oss.;'
Prpe b Palmer " Psrse7 PeEnoyer Pc. = hsSS
prt.rsen EN.r Rhcces Robssn, scE-ylsr B. -nata :. a
S,sith srsh sress,r stsston, Stestins SOFT ~
-, I Toupkps Wsltef NsterprrT, Wee, " 49,
wp.ler 5 s Wh.uoa 4 G. Williams, 6. D. VIVA"
/ Nf.fy Wooden, vyEsnt-1a MI. p-s.,
b.eser. Buckley c.se. T. Cole C0sDsn, c'J y.n. ca
Iyr1s Mclaughlin, hsnsaJ. OKeeds In s..,,...s.
| P,eI Petty tnsusy. 4. l. Smith. '" D. sHi'A'
| Wiser Wld-S2 - g ,L.
III ATHENS report va. referrsd to ne 'A"'
Committee. I'm n. ..0;.
or5e- tuesday rexi mmedistely after 20 re.a'n
Of the Journal. CGried-si TO ~
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i. I..f f.ssanaH'I nH .ef lNesH r1n'es
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u .t. s..s..a r..ns else srH i'afn pa nIr
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a.. a ..lHfffH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17

NJ IH-ff gave q. Geo 81 Re luliuNus Dill
-.rrffr
tr at rrrr'frr n7 fnrf r.u erie. sd h-rs 80
fnr'' faf 80 I. 10 -.
~ t b. ~. III L. - 80 sf
g.. t... ~,
s..rI.F Fr-f '-rI h0t' r-r.-r o. of f.r W f'-s
.. ~ t' .-'' IN r., -.
10000 .. col. "a ,..t a... +. To- -as 81
cob fslr co.. .r.f... .. ft.t .r Oh .ess 80 ss
r.t r t,f n'.
$3.50. II 800. g.. "a
.. ,ts ntf. 3d.. ..f. 80. e. eco f., rst-s 40
pee. 'r .ref ~ fhr .ftl 'r.a 80 So -. 80
f pol. fr
n. ~. 49, h.-,.1. 80, +,
Z F.. 49,. 1900. \. tt.t -s b. 900 go ps.s .a = .ut
.'.ft ..a. ..
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-t., commerce Bus.lo. sissiA2 slA"ys
srn he above table il 10 but proper TO state ~.
,oron Of the Canadian trade isncluded 10 our -.
II aka and canal imports and that others sse 49,
sseiusfes; still, We besieve, tns ngsrs ~
be,sv than sbove The actual aDoust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17

CoxMIncE o. B,rryALo.-Tk Boz Heps~
aives sorse stausties in rsference . . s'ms
rsrssc..ons in that sh,erprising o. ira" W. -
make The sutjOined extract: ..,;oO..,, thu
The commerce. Of Buffalo Is unq1sTiS the srsy Of
very llfe-by,od Of Der pro.PenG ,ot 40 firl a. ve
a. hsss'h axe sufficient o snow h. beg
eoGla "a. ,i.,. ~ The fir, commercial Inland city u
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ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY.
Plfrer by tie Rey. Mr. DIXON.
an. J. l. SMITH, from the Fifth District Of New
Yo.L. cpl ar,d and being duly qualified, took bis
Ffaf
ONOrDtGA SALT SPRINGS.
Tie snful report II the Superintendent Of the
O. rshQa salt Springs was veceiyei. ! abstract
what s contain-d iu % Of public Interest.
The vhoic qunntiiy Of salt Manufactured and in-
srectl1 IN TIE sal SPRING. Reservation during the
= L. -. ..I IL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-08
RIVER NEWS.

REPORTED BY CAPT. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
NASHVILLE Feb. 7.-4PM
The river is at stand with 81 inches water Harpeth
shoals, with prospects of no future decline.
Weather pleasant for the season of the year. sky hasey
Wind south.
The prospects for this week viii produce material
change in navigation although at present the indications
for rain fattering.
There several New Orleans aud Ohio steamers now
full freghei in the river bound for this port the first
appearance of water. Occasionally they ship when
dered to do at the expense of of reighs. We
learn the City Bell will ship from Silver Mine Bluff i'm
mediAey below Harpeth by the Of freight paying
one half the lterage rather than store.
It appears to be generally acceded fact that all the
southern streams 50 low to amount TO prohb
ton Of shipment OF their staple cotton We would again
suggest shippers of this article, well planters
the proprey Of without delay avang themselves of the
superior light water facilities which our trade has fur
uisbed be in market before the other streams come forth
and gut IL
Arrived, Netiis Miller, from Paducah with freight from
the America Wm Phillips from Clarksvile No steamers
passed GAINESVILLE to-day upward bound.
Prospects in the Ohio and Upper Mississippi somewhat
fattering for resumption of navigation
Business at the landing nearly if quite as dull as
during the past summer months
The lroquis brOkeja shaft six miles below Memphis
and is laid up for repairs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-08

1iessrs Editors Of tie Ui.ion and American: DEAR
SRs: Give GEORGE hearing in your paper
The Postmaster at ChTistiana in his statement Of
neglect of duties of "Route Agents in your valu.
able paper Of yesterday, makes the statement that
the mail intended for his Office on the LIST of Febru-
airy, was not delivered until the %, and then came
to hand via Chattanooga Now, sirs, 1 alone am
responsible. l left Nashville with the mail on the
lst Of February, and did, and al that point on the
"a Geiesr tie arhoie amount of matter directed and
dsstiasi for that Office Now, gentlemen, where
the penetrating sagacity'' of Postmaster REID is,
] cannot decipher Again, sir, can only reiterate
the fact poSitirethat did deliver the mail there,
ald received Email south in return, perhaps he
Is mistaken in dates. Your notice of this will great
" obGge, for am after them with that "po'e."
Yours truly GEo. HoorFR.
Route Agent on the lst inst
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-08
NEW YoPK MONEY MARKET

The Journal Of Commerce. Of Thursday evening,
says:
The market ssti,l well supplied with capital and
rates of interest are in favor of the borrower. The
abanks however have paused in their expansion, in
view of the prospective shipments Of specie. We
lido not see how our nanciers can expect TO retain
here all .he receipts from California which are COM
ing forward at the rate of over S50000000 per
annum. The banks have all they can profitaby use,
and there are large sums in circulation. The ex
ports Of specie from this port since Dec are only
100000 against 81 81 ,533 for the time last
wear, 81 927. 9S4 for the two months ending Feb.
lst 1853, S8,537, 1913 for two months ending Eel.
Ist, 1852. and s.. 1904 for the two months end
ing Feb lst, 1851 50 that i will be seen that there
has been check to the specie exports such as has
not been witnessed since the close Of the year l849
period Of Eve years. The recent arrival of gold
has nearly all been deposited for bars and can all
be shipped, with twice as much more, without draw
ING too closely upon the banks
The 81 100000 received at our Sui Treasury
from Boston in the last few days but no. heretofore
included in the balance is this day placed to the
credit Of the Treasurer Of the United States and
will be included in to-days receipts Fifty thou
~and dollars were paid in to the Treasury to-day,
for a transfer draft on Mobile
Foreign Exchange Is nominally slack, but there
is very little coming forward from the South. We
notice the first large clearance Of domestic cottons
for some time for the East Indies, by the Messen-
ger Bird for Auier, yesterday, consisting of 1000
bales drills ard 30 bales sheetiugs together amount
ing TO Sl2j,4G0.
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
TELEGRAPH AND THEMAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 7.-noon--The weather con-
tnnes to moderate. The Fanny Buitt leaves this
afternoon
PIrrsBURc, Feb noon Navigation is still
suspended. 1t is now raining.
NEW York. Feb. 7.--noon.--Money abundant.
Ohio -four SO sls9 50. Other articles unchanged.
Tne Pacific sailed to-day with los passengers ard
$531,d00
Sr. LOUIS, Feb. 7-noon-The breaking up of
the ice has badly injured several steamers. The
Badger State was crushed, and part of her cabin
is complete wreck. The Arabia's guards were
badly damaged. The Martha No. 2'had hole
punched in her hull The Alabama sunk, and sew
eral barges and flats were broken to splinters
WASHINGTON, Feb THE Secretary of State
has replied to Col. Kinney's communication of the
28lh stating the purposes and objects of his Cen
trail American Expedition, and asking if the Gov
ernment proposed to arrest his expedition. BY
public proclamation Marcy says:
{a'lf the enterprise of which you speak in your
letter TO me, Of the 18th ult is mere peaceful
emigration and if you and those who propose to go
with you, prefer to leave the United States and
seek permanent home 10 foreign country, to re-
nounce your citizenship here and the rights and
privileges belonging to it, and submit yourselves to
the law Of another urisdictiou it is neither the
duty the desire OF this Government to interfere
with your proceedings, but by such course, you
cease TO be citizens of the United States and can
have, after such change of allegiance, no claims
to protection as such citizens of this Government.
The Secretary of State however, denies that the
Mosquito Indians have any sovereign or political
authority in Central America, and concludes that
if the emigrants be formed into companies, COM
manded by officers, and furnished with arms such
as organi alton would assume the character of
military expedition and being hardly consistent
with the professions of peaceful objects, it would
devolve upon this Government the duty of inquir-
ing whether it be not in violation Of our neutrality
act.
BALTIMORE Feb. 7.-Advices from the T. S.
steamer Fulton, state that that vessel has visited
Nassau San Salvador, and st. Matthew's, but has
heard nothing of the sloop-of-war Albany.
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RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER.

FROM TIE BOOKS OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
NEW ORLEANS, per steamer Nettie Miller Americas
freight IS hhds sugar 10 bbs do Sc bags coffee II bbs
mackerel, IL kits do, 60 bbls molasses 90 half do bbl
syrup half d. casks hardware II coils rope y bbs
OIL 10 do resin. DO almonds, bag do, keg do, bbs
pecans keg do, bbls oranges do nuts sacks
salt do spice boxes maccaron 10 do cigars do soap
do lemon syrup, do preserves, DO pickles, do
dies, do buckwheat do claret l cask claret l case
prunes, 40 dozen buckets nests tubs as demjohns
tisrces rice. bales moss, do wool, crate ware
drums hgs, sack do rocking chairs, sofas casks
porter, stage coaches matches 90 boxes rasins
Is half do, 3 Or do, IS packages sundries.
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PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
January lS55-


January l9, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this depart
= nent until O'Clock, a M, of the 2Sd day of April
next for furnishing for four years from the first day of July
next such quantities aud such times may be
qured and ordered for the mail service mail bags OF the
following description, TO wit:
Cdguas Mail Bags.
Size No / as inches in length aud 62 inches in crcum
frercs be made Of cotton weighing at least Is
ounces yard of 90 inches width the yarn of the
fabric to be doubled and twisted, and five-fOld.
Size No 2 al inches in length and As inches in crcum-
ference TO be made of cotton weighing Is
TO the yard of % inches width and the cloth be
every respect like that of the first size of bags
Size No T. (32 inches in length and SO inches in cIcum
ference be made of cotton canvas weighing 10
5 above described.
The bags of sizes Nos and TO be made with
q sufficient number of eyeet holes, and provided with
strong cord to secure their mouths All be well and
distinctly marked az. s. Mail" and TO be numbered ac-
cording 10 the sizes above specified
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NEW YORK.

We yesterday published paragraph which in
formed our readers tbst the wings OF New Yor:
had nominated WILLIAM H. SEWARD for re-elec-
ton to the Serate And the despatch states that
he was nominated by vote Of Il to C. This vote
shows the strength Of ultra abo itionism among the
ieEios Of New York Now let US see what the
Laoio-nofEiags do. They are said to have a ma
iority in the New York Legislature and the truth
Of the claim set up for them by their defenders in
the south, Of hostility to aboliiionism is now to be
tested Let rs wait and watch