From TIE New- York Statesman.
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Mr.. Cliaton.-The political course which the
Statesman has thought proper to take in regard to
the Presidency, renders it proper for the editors
plicitly to ayow that neither Gov. Clinton nor his
friends in any degree implicated in the senti-
ments it may express.


Domestic yMammfactures.-A public meeting of the
citizens of Fredericksburg to have been held on
Saturday last, Sd inst to take into consideration the
expediency of creating company for the manufac-
ture of Wollen and Cotton Cloths and Linens.


Marriage Question. The Presbytery Of N. York
has unanimously decided to erase the section of the
confession of faith forbidding to marry his
wfes sister. The Presbytery of New Brunswick
has come to the same determination, l2 to s. The
Presbyteries of New Castle, Ohio, Redstone, Win
chester, and Philadelphia, have voted to retain the
section.


Snow fell at Boston on the night of the 7th
Inst 1t was followed by rain, again succeeded by
snow.-The wind was strong and chilly from the N
East There was also snow-storm on the North
River, about the same time.


The Salem Register Of Thursday says


yesterday, we had 4 cold and dsagreeable
storm, and considerable snow fell during the day.
Last evening the storm continued with violence, and
had all the characteristics Of an old fashioned Winter
Snow Storm The thermometer at O'Clock, was
at 81 above zero. This morning the storm has
aba'ed, but the ground is covered with and ice.


The Litchfeld Post. Conn also speaks of the
fall Of snow having been considerable in that part
f the country.


1t commenced showing at Providence on Tuesday
night and continued without ntprmssion on We'd
nesday. There was sufficient depth for sleghing.