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eS- The Morning Nelrs has fallen into the
hands-temporarily, we trust-of somebody whose
honesty and manliness would not like to utter
judgment upon, but the reader will do ii very
readily after listening TO a few facts:


In long article on City ConuPtions on Saturday
last, we said:


They kcepers OF brothcls cannot why (and there
they rni,le utl ~ man NAV be licensed TO keep oroy
,op and be esteemed An honorable respected citizen elect
Alderman, &r &C. ho may not well be allowed 20
keepa brohe."


This the News stated rs follows
aThe Tribune difference between is.png no.
tel and keeping brothel. I"


The words "keeping ho,el' were quoted by
the News as citation from The Tribune, though
we had said nothing whatever about hotel, in
any way. We corrected the Misrepresentation in
these words:


IN thl. connection We think this very nudabc business
Doqh ,re deny ceiling Aieohoe Liquors iJdny nec1y
or proper adjunct Of kssir9 hotel Bat Keeping geg'
shop 10 very different affair"


In this the News tried again, with the following
result


"T1E MonlLrrr OF THE TRlBuNg.--wc glad to per
eeye that our has somewhat moro OF sub
dued tome II seeks to mako distinction between
yroggeres and respectable groceries Keeping an Hote
worry audablc business, notwithstanding "e ed-T'V"
but keeping grog-shop different affair The former
IS very respectable the st,sr than bro,hcl
IT strikes us that the News should, as matter
Of ordinary forecast, leave Polly Bodlne and Capt.
tai Punishment, alone spell, while II bends all IFS
powerful energies TO repeal OF the penalties Tor
Forgery Charity may very well begin at home,
30 long as there is urgent need o IN that quarter


NKw.ORLxAHs ELIcrlox-The Annual Election
for Municipal Officers in New Orleans took place
on Monday the 9TH INST when most of the incum-
bents were recected-the changes being IN favor
Of the Wings. The General Council will consist
of six Wings and six Loco Focos, But for a spill
in the First Ward, First Municipality, the Wings
would have had sto4 4, For Aldermen two Wing:
are chosen in place OF a Loco and an independent
The rest pretty much as before.


CoNNrcricur- Berlin has elected two Wing
Representatives on a second trial; Ne,se London
East. Hartford and Aferiden no choice again. and
they go unrepresenled this year. Wing leads The
poll in New London and New Hartford. New
London and Meriden sent Loccs last year


n5- VIRGINIA holds her Election 10 day. If JoHN
NJ Boris, JOHN s PsNpLrroN and two othe'
good Wings are elected 10 Congress, we shall be
satisfied. though we trould like TO see Lesisla
ture that would return Mr.. RIvEs 10 the Senate
But the Negro-crop has become so important sta
ple Of The Old Dominion, and the prospect OF sci
ling largely q, high prices 10 the hve new Slave
States TO be formed from Texas is so allurnS, that
we have no hopes ola Whig triumph.


The ALBANY RAg.--we meant 10 have noticed
some time ago the removal TO Albaay of Hon.
JOAN A. COLLIER, who, with two OF his sons, has
bid adieu to the pleasant and thriving village Of
Binsham,on 10 engage in the keen encounter OF
intellect and legal acumen at the Political Capital
of our State Within the las, winter Hon NlIrcH-
XII SANFORD has removed thi,her from Ca,sSi!
aud we learn ,ha, Hon. DAVID RussEL,. is soon to
take his place also al the Bar OF Albany. Mr. Rus
sell, Is well known, has served several terms IT
Congress, as well rs In the Legislature, while Mr.
Sanford has been elninen, IN both Senate and As
sembly. Mr.. Collier has made MS mark IN The
Legislature aud IN Congress, and served the Stale
most faithfully and useluy as Comptroller through
the year ISL The prior removal 10 Albany with
in few years pas, Of Hon. DASrxt cADY from
Johns,own and several other able lawyers argue;
an increase Of legal business al the Capital.


as- The Boston Atlds is the theme oi Boston
correspondent Of Benefits HtrGid, who dispenses
his boarded knowledge in this psodigai way;


.J.rrhs Atssl has heretofore depended more upon do
nations from liberal men in ,s party than on s own ne
sources for support having never proved profitable o.
even paying concern


Now we will venture the assertion, from what
weknow Of The Atlas, that its clear profits, tot
any one of the last four years. would suffice TO buy
the correspondent, Of ,he.Herald twenty tunes over,
without requiring silver OF those donations
which The Atlas never had, because II never
needed them. The establishment sold 70. 5o,c0O
on the death of its original proprietor, aud !. worth
larger sum now Yet The Herald's story is fair
specimen Of the calumnious gossip by which the
self.styled independent press seeks TO exaii It's
own character by destroying ,ha, Of the Wing
Press. a.


Ma. PoE's LEcrURE-Mr Poe viii repeat his
Lecture OF "The Poets and Poetry OF America" the So
eiety Library. this evening" at u o'clock 1t is pupsen
and amusing although perhaps not In all respects udcou,