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BosToN, Jan. q, ls45.
The Election for Mayw-7he Hon. Mr. Hale's


Letter and the Consequence Mission to South


Carolina and Lonisiana-Brugiere's Secret vi


sat to the Celestial Empire Mr.. Dempster, the


Vocalist Good Slsighing- Carnival FancyBaAs


The Circus.


The election for Mayor took place on Monday,
tor the fifth time-no choice; Mr.. Davis falling
short OF the number of votes required, about 600
votes; but sufficient number of the aldermen are
elected so as to form quorum, which will enable
them to choose president, pro tempore, so that the
business OF the city will not be Inconvenience any
further. The orders, or papers required for the
signature Of the Chief Magistrate, had greatly &C.
cumulated, and much arrangement was expe-
rlenced but not until one party the other is tri.
umphant, will things 60 on smooth. The 10Th.
selected for the great meeting draws nigh, and all
classes and parties are specuaiDg to the result
And unfortunately at this. moment, appears the
Hon MI. Hsle.s letter, which only serves to add
motives which could have induced him to take this
singular course. What will the Granite State saw.
or what will she do with this refractory gentleman?
That they will admonlsh him, in telling him to va
cate his seat at the expiration of his time of service
there cannot be the least possible doubt and that
resolutions OF censure will be passed against him
also. is equally to be expected When the State
of New Hampshire has taken the decided steps
they have in favor of anne exation, what reason.
what sense is there in the gentleman displaying
himself on paper, unless for the sake of seeing
himself in print. That he will be severely con-
demned, that is very certain, and so he deserves
Disinterested as am, why moi leave il to Congress
assembled, without these, meetings and letters,
which annoy, irritate, and place in jeopardy the
best interests Of our beloved country?


The Bostonians and, indeed, all Massachusetts,
fret and strain at tho result of the missions to South
Carolina and Louisiana. The sending of agents in
that quarter is attended with great danger, and il
Is subject of wonder bow the sense and discretion
OF the State could SO - forget ITSELF as to provoke
ton to them. Indeed, it is marvellous how he es
capped unhurt-they warned him, again and again.
10 leave-the Governor and Legislature told him
to depart-and In this state of excitement madness
seemed to rivet him to the spot or he would not
have remained as long as he did. However it is
fortunate thing ne has escaped, and we may all re-
joice that he has escaped with his life


The secret visit to the Celestial Empire, from the
Roman Catholic Missionary, Brueiere, who ira
yelled incognito through China, and Chinese Tar
tary, into Corea, it il said, will prove one of the
most interesting works that has appeared for long
time. His dangers and escapes are scarcely credi-
BILE, and all are eagerly looking for its publication
favorlte-he gives his last concert tomorrow eve
ming.


The sleighing was never better, and all Boston
is enoyinglt. They have three public seighs large
enough to carry about IS to 40 each, lined with
rich turs, &c, ornamented in appropriate STYLE
with gilt decorations, &c, and drawn by six grey,
or other colored horses, which turn out makes
it in New York. The Carnival, as they call it. is
at it's height. Fancy balls. &C., and the Circus, is
going head of all, Yours, respectfully,


ANXIOUS