JONAS EARLI., Jr. OF Onondaca County.
GEORGE W. LITTLE. of Ots.go County
JAMES HOOKER, of Duchess County.
DANIEL p. B1SSELL, of Livingston County.
BENJAMIN ENOS. OF Madison County.
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Mr.. Earll (now 7. NJ at SyncnSc) is the only
old Commissioner ffe has been pretty constant
y in Office for the last quarter Of II century Mr..
Hooker has acquired large fortune as Surrogate
of Duchess County for fifteen or more wears pre-
ceding 1889 Mcssrs Little and Enos have been
Members of the Legislature, where the latter dis
,inguishcd himself as Il blackguard. Mr.. BisScl
is II physician and has not before been in public
life Mr.. Clark is 4 Contractor on the Cro,on
Water Works was formerly so on the Canal, and
is said TO possess fitness for the station. On the
whole, however, it cannot DC disguised that the
new Board is Very poor


Nh Earll was nominated on the first, Alcssrs.
Hooker, Little and Bissell on the second Mr..
Enos on the fourth, and Mr.. Clarl, on the fifth
ballot


Samuel w. Jones of Schenectady, David Ham
i!ton of Albany, Abel Chandler and John Tracy OF
Chcn;u,go Moses Warren of Troy, Nuth. s. Ben
Ton of Little Falls George w. Cuyler Of Albany.
John B. Skinner Of plattsburg, and Rutgcr b. NIL
=leroi Utica, prominent among the forty OF
fifty defeated candidates.


At meeting of the Wing Members Of the Lie.
gisla,urc held on Saturday evening" Gen. ERAs
TUs Roor of the Senate was called to the Chair
and Hon GEORGE A. SIMMONS of the Assembly
chosen Secretary. After a free interchange OF
sentiment, it was, on motion of Hon. y. b. DICK
lNsoN unanimously resolved that Hon. GuLlAN
C.. NERPLANCk of Ncw-York DC supported for
Secretary of State that the Nhig incumbcntS OF
IL, IL, r
soncrs, be supported for reelection; and, on mo-
,ou of MIR. FLAGLER, that DANIEL LORD Jr,,
of Ncw-York be supported for Regent OF the
University, in place of Washington Irving, re-
sgned ACommttee was thcnapponcd TO cali
future meetings of the Whig Members another
70 report an Address TO the People OF NcwYork
at the close of the Session. The meeting ulor
adjourned.


% Nothing has h.cn accomplished in the Leg.
islaturc during the last three days except turning
out the Wing State Officers, cobblins the records
of the Senate. and debating the Chcn.une Canal
bill in the Assembly. The latter was finally passed
with the amendment, limiting the ralc Of in,crcs,
TO six per cent


CT When VIC left Albany yesterday morning
the water which had been high up in South Mar
ke, street. was down even with the docks, and fall
ing. The Telegraph, when she came up, nigh
al,nos, have landed her passengers IN at the cham
Der windows Of tho Eagle Tavern. and the wa'r
still runs on the land side OF the bridge over 'h'
Canal basin opposite the Eagle. Much damage
has been done BY the water both at Albany an'
Troy.


- We are indebted to Messrs. ADAMS & Co
for Boston papers in advance of the mail


" From the location of the new Regency Ca
nal Commissioners, i, would seem that our nsv


masters (riae McNiurraSl intend stop th
Enc Enlargement at Syracuse, and the Cana
49,, rro,r AIb,,r 7,i1 Pough Eeepse 10 New ork