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trict now represented by Woodruff.
The democrats of Philadelphia, perceive, are
contestng the election of Lelar, the native sheriff


appreciate fully the calamity of native sheriff in
that county, and have rot the least doubt that h,
owes his election to the fraudulent voting in South
wark, yet fear the efforts to contest are all in vain
In large constituencies, it is next to impossible
successfully to contest an election. .#


The Courier des Etats Unis of yesterday, congrat
ulates itself with very much of the air of the peda
gogue, that since its correction the other day. tn,
Union has spelled the name of General Kearny
right ..
| The prospect in Ireland for the numerous poor o.
that country, during the coming winter, is really ap
pallng. The government seems we'll disposed to
give all the relief in its power yet the utmost which
can be done, even with its immense resources, is
hopelessly inadequate to the emergency.


The grand rally of "the whig young mems
State convention," at Syracuse, on Wednesday,
was but ia lame and impotent conclusion" to such
loud and extensive preparations. "The attendance
was not large" says this evenings Tribune, 'but
--your but is a great salvo--''the spirit was high.
Enough sad; the convention was failure.


| The frank and manly letter Of Lieut. Governor
Gardiner has extorted the praises of the whg press
much to the dissatisfaction Of the Tribune.


The "barnburner'' convention of Albany county,
determined apparently to unite the party at any
sacrifice Of personal feelings, has gone beyond the
offer made to Mr. Corning, and adopted the entire
ticket, flying st the head OF the Argus except the
congressman and one member of assembly. This
lisa movement 10 which, am sure, the generous