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FASHION won the four mIle purse on the Union Course, on Saturday, l7lh Ins., with perfect ease, beating the southern mare, Jeanneeau without an ei fort. IL eas, going affair that the time IS moi worth mentioning. Fashion won in a galop.

 The rumor increases that Peylona and Fashion will meet again on the Camden Course, and the hack CTS of Fashion talk though ihey were confident in her powers to beat Pc, tona yet. There Is good pluck in this, perhaps little, or moi little, passion khkman knows as well as any man, exactly what he undertakes, and he would never have pitted his mare against FASHION if he had not known her able to beat Fashou' best tune, and the race of the l3'h confirms this opinion.

 The general election in ihe new State of Floridn takes place to-day. The candidates for Governor are Win D. Mosely (demo.) and Richd. K Call, (vhig.) Tn ecfnnces ofthe whig candidate for gover' nor are said bebelter than those ofhs party in gene ral He s well known and has friends in both pO ical parties, and is advocated in some quarters, as we perceIve, As one who will not be ''the Governor of pariy"-in other words as sort ol independent - He caims credit, we hear, IS having been old de- mucrat and Jackson His opponent, most es- timabIe man, is moreover q recent resident in Flor 

 than Gen. Call. Sill, VIC think, from all we can hear, that he has good chance [" be elected

 On the other questions, Tor Congress and the State Legislature, ,ncre is douht fell of the plete success ul the democrats. IL would he sad omen for the south if the State should signalise her entrance into the Union by adhering to thai po' lrical party, to which all tlle factions which hate and persecute hc souh incline by natural affinity. Judge PoHrER. of rusca oosn, again ar- peared before the pnhlic with another letter, dec'in- ing again To allow his iun as lhe whig caG- ddate for Governor of this State. Th- whigs must be very urgent indeed. in ikeir appeals To this gen tleman, to have the beneht of his name, make il necessary for hm to repeat his relusals 80 olIen.- eihaps, however, they are mnkind enou. .h t sup pose il barely possible thai The Judge may change his mind. He has made some very rapid gyralions here olore, which favor this suspiciin Noiwnh- standing. the serious force of his disclaimers of the preferred dignity, II may not be entirely useless To try him again if they actually in earnest in want ing him to run wilh secret purpose al 9ui11ing his impatience To be before the pubic,

 The latest bulletin of his position has an ar of tesiness. He reproaehes his party for of union and gives ihem notice that since they will not unitt upon whig, Jn ,ge Porter, or one good, re vii h i've nothing to do with their attempts al uniting up on some democrat in opposition to inc regular n, dIte. IT lhfy are so weak mol lo sry SD ungratll and insensiblc. be will have no share in lt The de mocraIs will feel much easier, now we dare say.

 GJ-The squadron under command of Capt Stock ton passed on ihe iest 25 miles south of Ih.

 rortugas, by the brig Orleans, from New Orean. for Norfolk. So says the Beacon.

 general naval court martial has been ordered |, assemble at Washington rhe 2d of Juae, of whcI B. F. Ilalleit, Esq of Boston, has been appoiuf, Judge Advocate. Among ihe trials will be that 0 Captain Voorhees, and others whose uanses have no yet transpired.

 G-Mr. WooDBURY is named as ,a- prubabl, successor of Judge Stury ihe bpneA of the Su

 preme Court of the United States, showld rl. Judge

 resign. as ii is supposed he will, in shert time.