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STATE ArrorNrMRNTs.-We rather ike Gev
wnsht's hew appointments for this City Mr.
Cierke was very good Whig when he profess.d
TO be enc, aad We presume has been a good Loco
Foco since he left after our smashing defeat of
lS3i-consideriRg clean gone for ever. AID
Waterman is regarded by those who know him as
an honest lawyer, and we ale always glad 10 see
Judges selected from that class His colleague,
Mr.. Waterbury, has been avery jealous Tammany
politician since his early teers, and has done good
deal Of hard work for the party; but thu, does rot
prove him poor lawyer (as some argue) nor justi-
y The inference that he viii be partisan Judge =
We believe he Will prove good one. If Gov.
Wright had given an airing TO few of the Old
Hsnkers Of his own party, and appointed such
men IN their places, he would have increased his
popularity.


VIgGiNIA.-It Is settled, as we have all along
supposed, that Johnson, Loco, has beaten Cam
den, Wing, in the XlVih District Barbour gives
100 for Johnson, Gi!mer l62 do. which settles the
matter. So the Delegation will stand IL Loco 10
one Wbg The Locos have 10 majority in the
new Senate, and about 2Oin the House -Fauquier
is now said TO have chosen both Wing Delegates.


RHODE ISLAND The Legislature oil this State
convened at Newport on Tuesday. a correspond
ent advises Us that, counting the votes for Gov
rrnor, Charles Jackson was declared elected by
l47 majority.