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l1y' Gov. MoRToS's prospects of confirmation as
Collector OF the Port of Boston said to be ex-
cecdingy dubious The correspondent of the Com
mercal Advertiser states some interesting facts re-
spec,ing the employed to secure vote OF the
Senate in his favor


In reference to the of Mr.. Morton, collector OF
Boston, may be remarked that circulars have been
addressed. the Whic and the other 10 the Loco
Foco Senator'S under the signature of Justice and as
the enemies of Mr. Morton alege, directed in the hand
writing of the private secretary OF that gentleman tne
of which varied much. The first ten lines OF
both in the words but the close is so different
that the effect will be any thing but favorable to The cause
OF Mr Morton. To the Wings the circular says that Mr.
Morton has retained and means retain considerable
number OF their party office In the LOcoFoco circu
lar he says that he has kept only four i've Wings IN
Office and this from necessity because their duties were
such that could easily be tound-cosins
with ntima,ion that these Wing gentlemen will
be displaced is expedient-by which it is un
derstood he, the said Marcus Morton is con
frned safely in his chair. These circulars have seen
and read, or should have suffered creduty 10 be-
lieve in their existence Had neither Mr. Morton nor his
friends said word his chances would have been much
hat