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Correspondence Of the New York Herald


ALBANY, Feb. IL, 1S45.


The questio verata, the Judgeship First Circuit,
which has been a source of great dsqulet and dis.
comfort to many worthy and highminded gentle
men, and perhaps not little to the tquable and
good natured Governor, was this morning settled
The name Of John w. Edmonds was sent to the
Senate for that place, valued at seven to ten thou
sand dollars per annum, and tenable until three
score years of age. In this struggle, the world has
been apparently "down on" Mr. Edmonds The
history of his life, public and private, has been over
run-a sorts and descriptions of charges have been
made against him-every manner of influence has
been brought to bear against him,-but il seems he
has cleared the track of all encumbrances, and des
pite every obstacle IN his way, he has succeeded to
MS hearts content. knew it would be highly
pleasing to Governor Wright if the law would rid
him of his Executive patronage. He don't like it,
But since the work is to be done, he bears it good
aaturedly, and one by he is clearing the calen-
dar OF appointments


Gen. Cass was in the capitol during the morning
hour. and received the cordial graspo many hands,
out the owners OF said hands are Of opinion that his
seat in the U 8. Senate, wipes his name from the
slate for the succession He is thought to have
reached the acme OF his political destiny. Upon
this point however, there no occasion for any
present expression OF opinion.


The Canal Board yet remains in daily session,
and. OF course, to use common expression, "the
ur fes' in various parts OF the State. It's nice
business abstractly considered, this hanging on
princess favor A comfortable blacksmith at his
forge, is king compared with the poor devils who
dance attendance in Albany. In Washington it is
the same-only worse and more OF 1t.


Every body here Is anxlously looking towards
the federal capitol for some authentic information
about the cabinets, and the general course of af-
fairs. Yeu promised to give it. LYMAN