

NEw HAVEN, Nov. 6, Is45.
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NEw HAVEN, Nov. g. lS45
The Conrictsn Of Potter-Yaie Coiege-Manuyaetnres


Flour Speeuiations- Politics, &c. &C.


The trial and conviction of Potter for the murder of
Osborn has been the most exciting topic for the last
week two; bu: believing your readers are that
caste who pleased with the disgusting particulars of
such affairs, shall mention nothing more about them
than merely that Potter is convicted and will be hung
next July, without the Legislature, (Which sits in the
Spring. commutes his punishment, which is at all
likely His parents and friends among most re.
spectacle citizens and have sympahies the whole
community. Peters heart continues like adamant-a and
without something happens soften it. and show more
signs Of penence than he has yet exhibited his life will
certainly be forfeited.


Old ale continues hourishing condition as ever
the catalogue shows. The venerable President is as
popular and the ofessors numerous and ex
perienced than usua and the number Of students great
er than formerly.


Manufacturing continues TO go ahead, and there is
probably more than Sl5000O capital invested
in manufactures than year ago New factories are 90
ing up constantly, and companies are forming al.
most every week, and this think accounts for the ra.
pd increase OF our population within the past years
Spectators seem to be doing little in their line
here well as in other places, though their operations
mostly confined to aim at the present time; and as
our stock Is rather small they can neither do much
harm, make much money. One of our sharpest mer.
chants happened TO be in Hartford the time the news
was received by the Great Britain run an express
to New Haven and bought all the -four in State street
amounting 10 $500 barrels which he sold days after
al al advance oil 0U cents


One OF our weathiest nabobs gave magnifcen. party
last week, al his mansion, in the Avenue which was
considered the most exravagant ever given in New
Haven


d. w, another OF wealthy citizens gives another
one next week, and he is determined if possible to out
do Mr q 1t will no doubt be splendid affair for Mr.
w has the means and the do up any thing of This
KIND brown" as your firemen say


We have a splendid ship, Of 500 tons building here
now, 10 run, believe, between New York and Mobile
We consider her splendid model and think she will do
credit TO her builder, MIR o g. Wilson She Is built for
MIR. Francis q Huggins


The democracy New Haven appear 10 be in as much
dimculty Perhaps you recollect the appoint
ment by Mr. Polk OF Norris wilcox as Collector OF mis-
Port The appointment dissatisfied large portion of
he democracy here and the was that about
thee-odrths OF the party absened themselves from the
Polls at the election when followed alter They
continue a. unreconcied as al first and probably will
remain SO during Nh. Polk's administration


see that your Washington core spondent often mon.
uons robert j. Walker as Of the democratic candi.
oates lot the Eex Presidency. If MIR Walker - ever
elected President will be without the votes Of Connec
with his party Mr. Walker He treated his friends
here IN one or two instances most shabbily and am
sure they VIII never forget him partcu ary if thew have
occasion ever TO remember him at the ballot box


one or two oil the best and most popular men in the
democratic party took occasion to write Mr. Walker
letters about the appointment of Mr. Wilcox Collector
stating that the appointment very unpopular sc
nc, and Mr.. w instead of answering the letters or
causing them to be considered, sends them on to MIR
wilcox to let him know who working against
him Some OF the party ready tear him to pieces
(the poor man) The wings will probably nominate the
non IL " Lewis, Tor Governor, at their coming State
Convention.