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GtMr. DELFT has written letter to the edi tor of the Advertiser, declining positively the use o his name as candidate for Governor. for .he same reasons which induced nm to refuse to be candi- date for collection in this Congressional district. to Congress, would be decidedly better than for an eleci ion as Governor.

 G5-rhe Franklin Democrat publishes with the following remarks, the correspondence between a committee of our citizens and Col Terry:

 The correspondence which we annex, will. we think, silence, etfeciuall, the camor of those oppo- nents who have endeavored to create a prejudice against Col. TERRY, by ascribing 10 him views, in regard to the State Bank and branches, as well as m regard to the collection of the debts due those n siilutons, which he does not entertain. If Col. TERRYs views had been adopted in 1887, and pre- viously, would not be burdened with our immense State debt.

 0n-A letter from Albany of the 27h ult., says, "'rhe weather much mider, and there is some prospect Of e fhaOi''

 D'The Columbus. Capt. Wyman, and the Vim cennes, Commander Paulding, forming the squadron under the command of Commodore James Bidde, saI!ed for China from New-York on the 2Slh ult.

 Mir. A II. EVERETT, Commissioner to China. with his family, took passage in the Columbus.

 0l;-It is slalsd that the new line of Boston and Liverpool packet ships, 10 be provided with steam power after the manner of the U. s. ship Princeton. Harnden & Co are to be the agents both in New York and Liverpool.

 D' A Military Court Martial was appointed to sit at Fort Smith, on the 2d inst. to investigate charges against Col Harney of the dragoons.