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CONFESSIONS or THE ENEMY.-An able correspon- dent of the New York Evening Post, oyer the sigma. ture of "VETo, who pr0fesses and claims to be . whole hog Van Buren man, in enumerating the caus, es of the recent defeat of his party in the State of New York, magnanimonsly acknoTledgeg that the iers of the party the violence of the late admins- traton, and the hostile position assumed and retained towards the commercial class the violent and ul- tra language that the government organs have used on the subject of the crculnIing medium, which has given rise to the widespread belief that desired to establish COMPULSORY specie cgrency"-and their hostility to the small bi law which the people have conceived part and parcel in scheme to banish pa. per money from circulation and to fasten upon an ex elusive specie currency" The writer also says that the clamor about corruption and fraud" in the man. Ta the sas crss a a he tS originates in dsappontment and irritation. and has no foundation in truth. disclaim it as libel on the State"

 in the N. Y Evening Post, one of the most unYeason able and radical journals in the country, is indeed sur prising and would seem indicate that the friends of sbsy are now ready to adopt the language and sent rients of the Conservative Republicans, which they so recently discarded and throw their own nItra ne raran notions to tbe winds, Such CONFESSIONS pary make us stronger than ever in the faith of ihe Conservatives and proves that iber principles are in accordance with justice and iruih--witb ihe nstiiu- tions of our eOuniry-and must, ahe People remain free, ultimately triumph. ford Patriot.

 Shocking Deah.-The Cherry Valley Gazette states that the dwelling house of Mfr. Robert Rogers Of Springfield. Osssgo CO. was destroyed by fire on the night of the s,f inst. and that MT. and Mrs. Rogers both perished in the flames. A man in the employ of Mir. Rogers was awakened by the flames about one o'clock at night and alarmed the lamly consstngo of Mfr Rogers, his wife and two daughters. all of whom succeeded in making their escspe. but while the daughters and hired man were engaged in procuring help. the old gentleman and lady entered ,he house to save their money and before they got out the roof fell in and both were consumed. The building took

 fire in the kitchen chamber, where they kept the ash es in . barrel. "'7" 9