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expect from the South Carolina dynasty--a policy
which, it Is daily becoming more apparent, the
popular masses are determined 10 insist upon with
reference to the great question Of the day-Texas
annexation. The mseting Of last night is, as we
mentioned yesterday to be followed up this city
by another great mass meeting of the democracy,
on the oath instant, at Tammanv Hall The move
ment will spread rapidly over tn country, and in
few weeks the agitation will ha We reached cri-
sis which may lead to snguar results, both in and
out OF Congress.


The SPons.-There is great de al Of fermenta-
tion just now at Albany in relation to number of
very nice appointments in the hantls of the new
Governor. We have heard much Al llxious inquiry
respecting the applicants, and we have procured
lists from Albany which may be useful to the de-
mocracy here and elsewhere. The following list
contains the Of applicants for Offices in the
gift Of the Governor.


Judge Circuit CouYf-John w. Edmonds. Peter A. Cow
dr-y. Clinton Dc Witt, Joseph s. Bosworth, Joseph c.
Lorenzo B shepherd, Alexander wells


John Emmans West Nathaniel Jarvis Isaiah Ryn.
ders, James F. secor, VIM G Boggs, James Connor.
| Hail.


Flour Inspector Henry c sperry. Mr.. Douglass


But this is not all. The approaching advent of
Mr.. Polk at Washington generates even greater
number Of Office seekers for the spoils in this city
connected with the general government than those
struggling for the state Offices. According to the
| best accounts which can be collected from demo-
cratic circles here, we have been able to compile
the following list of the applicants for the various
| government Offices.


Coleeor-E F. Purdy, VIM. F. Havsmsyer, john B.
e. IQ


District .attorney-R H. Norris James T. Brady John
McKeon, W; Tucker, Abijah Mann, Charles. .Mcvean


Nary .assnt-Levi D. slamn Prosper NJ wetmore,
1snn n % HHD HsnrX Mphy d0.
mond and any person who will promise to divide the
piokngs with Mr. Charles A. secor, contractor in &C.
| neral


surpeyor-Ely Moore, Geo. Davis Jno. secor, A. M.
snien and Jona han D. Stevenson, he succeeds in get
| ting Gov. Marcy into the cabinet


Naval 0fcer-Isasc L. varian, Edward sandord, VIM.
| s. Coe.


Marshal-A. J. Blsecker. VIM. shaler, Samuel osgood


Contracts Pickines, $c-Charles A. seeor A. J. & c. s.
Bergen, Chas A. Warous Samuel P. Robinson T. Stiles


These lists accurate as possible at the pre-
sent time. If any change should take place or ad-
dtional applicants start up, shall publish the
lists hereafter, with the necessary corrections. In
the meantime, we shall at. our leisure 60 into an
investigation Of the respective claims of these gen.
| tlemen, measure their merits and their chances,
and endeavor to calculate with as much accuracy
as we calculated the election Of Mr.. Polk last sum-
mer. We have recently received a great deal of
data and correct numbers in logarithems which
will enable us to indicate with some degree Of pre-
cision the chances of these distinguished office
seekers, particularly those who desire the favor of
| the general government.


The MANHATTAN PEERAGE.-We have the mex
pressble delight of informing our readers that Mr.
Moses Y. Beach published yesterday his celebrated
brochure, containing an account of the "Wealtiy
| Citizens of New York - otherwise the Peerage Of
Manhattan Island-price 25 cents. This is the sixth
edition, and is said to have a number of improve
ments, of which we are somewhat suspicious. We
shall, however, examine it, and if he has purged it
OF the many libcls whioll il formerly contained,
shall endeavor to give itssfu length to our read
ers AT present it Is sufficient to give the follow
ing little item which we find on the covert


BArxs-M. Y. BEAcH AcErr.
Fsrmers,. Malone Co. LehiSh Co. Pa. 100 600
| N YORK ........ oO,WO


These are, it seems, the :" four banks' alluded
to in the biographical sketch of Beach himself. He
forgets however, to put in the Jacksonville Bank,
which burst up under his agency one day. OF
three of them, the "Manutacturers', "Farmers',' -
and "Lehigh," we believe there are very few
notes in circulation; the only one having anycrcula-
ton being the "Painfeld,' and we need hardly say
that the sooner they are returned on the agent the
better for the holders. No doubt the proceeds Of
the sale of this pamphlet will be very honestly sp-
Piled to the redemption OF Plainfeld notes, and in.
deed this does promise better than the real estate OF
Beach himself, which is mortgaged for more than
its value.


EXTRAORDINARY RUMoRs.-The papers are full OF
extraordinary rumors, statements and insinuations,
relative to Mr.. McNulty, the Clerk Of the House
of Representatives, Levi D. Socum, or Slamm as
call him, and other parties in relation to the
supply of Congress with letter paper, wafers quills
and other articles of stationery 1t is said that the
most extraordinary disclosures maybe expected soon
from the result of the abors of committee of in.
vestigation of the House, now busy in conducting
the inquiry, We are really sorry for this. We
have sympathy for our old, highly valued and re.
! spectacle contemporaries, Messrs. Slamm, Bang &
, Co., who have been doing SO large business in
politics and humbug in this city, during the last few
years. But it is the fate of large houses whether
In the tobacco, or sugar, or political line, who
trade beyond their capital, to burst up one day.


See under our postscript head for further particu.
lars.


The ONDERDoNK CAsE.-We are obliged to post
} pone till tomorrow the charge and testimony of
Mrs. Beare, Of Long Island in this case, which we
have procured and prepared in the same way as in
the case of Mrs. Butler and Miss Rudderow. The
evidence of this lady is extremely interesting. -
Meanwhile we perceive that the excitement on this
remarkable affair still continues to increase 1t is
said that some additional testimony has been dis
covered since the trial calculated to cast some new
light on the conduct Of the Bishop, and which it il
hnted will soon be presented to the public in some
form or other. There are also numerous indica-
tons tending to show that the Puseyite controversy
in this country will be soon precipitated into very
decided crisis Altogether the Episcopal church