The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18

NOMINATIONS BY ral GOVERNOR OF Nnw JIRssy.-Ws
learn Informally from Trenton says the Newark Adoer
tier that Gov Newell has determined upon the folio wing
noninatiops-
Hon. VIM. L. Dayton, late republican candidate for
Vice OF the United States 10 oe Attorney Gene
M. CHARLES D. Dshler, of New Brunswick, ana
leading member Of the American party, 10 be Clerk Of
Cortland Parker, Esq, Of Newark to be Prosecutor of
the Pleas for Essex county.
John Q EmondoYf, Esq or New Bruins wick, 10 be
Prosecutor Of the Pleas for hiddiesex county.
A RCsB FOR OrFICE-The Boston Traveller says that
documents circulation In city In favor Of seve
raj distinguished citizens chiefly natives Of MAssschu
Sets for The Ooectorship. Tho following list OF
names for this Office but 1t may not be oomplete:-
O Il. Peaslee (present noumbent)
@. L. Woodbury., Esq.
John Henshaw merchant, OF BMon.
h. f. Balleu- Esq.
Nathaniel j. Lord, OF Salem.
Alexander II. Rowland, Of New Bedford.
Writing Grswed, Of Greenfield.
Hon. W. g. B. Moore Of Maine.
ADJOURNMENT THE Iowa LEGISLATURE The Iowa
Legislature adjourned sine die Thursday morning. the
29th ul..
TEE ISAuGrRAnos-The programme or the inaugura.
lion Of Mr. Buchanan has been Published and contains
the usual order for the formation OF the PROCESSION and
the Of large number Of marshall assistant mar
shals and aids TO the marshal In chief.
sncKING 10 THE OLD srocK.-The New Haven Rs6iser
learns that probable that al Of the present members
Of Congress from Connecticut will be renominaed by the
Know Nothings.
SOUTHERN SENATOR'S GOOSE QUESTION hon. Mar.
tin ". Bates, the newly elected United States Senator
nom Delaware, Is said TO be quite liberal man on the
subject Of slavery having In the last constitutional
vention Of Delaware favored rocy looking ultimate
emancipation The Hon. James Green one Of the newly
elected Senators nom Missouri also sad to be by no
ultra on the subject Of slavery the party
which elected him He formerly known favorable
10 the policy Of freedom.
ASorBER MAINLAND AsPrRAxr bon James A. stewat
the present representative In Congress from tho Frat
district OF Maryland. has boen put forward for seat in
Mr.. Buchanan's Cabinet.
DENISE AMOUNT NlwrAPsR The Utica Duily
Gcsete dating back 70 1855 In iu weekly issuc aud
generally Of the ablest well Oldest papers In
Oneida county, has oessed 10 exist. The 0ssaze VAS
federal national republican. whig paper down TO 1853
when II passed into democratic hands. Last summer
was sold to The Know No,hlngs, which has proved the
death Of Il very speedily.
TIE hExrsS WAR-NoRrH CAaoINA CLr.RrSe Up HsR
RroosD-rhe Richmond En2tnrey ssys:-
The Know sothinss OF North oororns arc very indt.
nant because ,he IL sslsture Of nat stste have bosd
out the whg preamble OF lsse that implied con Jenna
Of the Mexican var and thre~ the whole blame OF
that upon President James X Polk Tho preamble
deirayns The expenses The noble North Caroiios voan
ters passed. by the Legislature is4o was stain vpon
the fair Character OF the state, AMI virtually mpexcned
the gallant spirits who volunteered Ia defiance OF their
oounSys honor, ~ going 10 light wicked and dshonora
BILE q due 10 tho State 10 the noble volunteers
and 10 tho memory OF Jamos X. Polk that 80 monsirous
act Of par,zan prejudice should DO wiped from the
journals OF tho Legislature, ~ II has boon done.
Nh. BUCHANAN PrArrG Coop sAMARrAs 1, ISpASl -
The New Albany fTnd) TribuW tells how the feui be-
tween Bright and Wright so suddenly and unex.
peciedy rcooncied. II done by the magic influence
OF the President eiect. The Tfbun says
The reconciliation between those renilsmcn n IL vol
understood was brought about py the OF Mr. Bu
etanan letter received at ndianspos from Mf T.
week Two since In which he stated that he doseaed
10 give Indiana arst class appointment n the demo
crazy worid so'oet between Wright and Bright Wright
sisey ihinkpg that - bird In the hand worth t~o
In the bush, oonolu led 70 take the rst Appoint
mcp" and retire from the Senatorial contest The "grs
clsss" ONCE 70 understood 10 either q Cabuet ap
poinims nj or principal foreign mission.
CoxrsTcur Ksov NorMSes The Am.riosn Safe
Council o Connecticut which met In Hartford oa the
10th inst resolved to keep up their organization and 10
sastan the lodges, spd also 70 maintain their secrcsy.
Tvs Nav HAxfSaIRs DsrccKAcv. State Demo-
cratic Committee Of New Hampshire have issued long
address 70 the faithful In which bey pch into the ao~
kcthinss and republicans, and erhort eemoceas 10
stand 10 tbei guns and be prepared 10 90 battle the
spring election, which takes place the I'd Of xsrca