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ties vote as they did last year, the Legislature
will stand Senate, l3 Wing and Loco-Foc :;
House, SO Whig and 43 Loco-Foco. Total, 50


Wing and 81 Loco-Foco. Giving the Wings q


majority Of one joint ballot.


| | will write you tomorrow evening", giving you
| full returns.


| I Hon CHRISTOPHER MORGAN Of
Cayuga has been nominated for reelection to
Congress from the District composed of Cayuga


and Cortland Counties. Nobody else was thought
| Of Mr.. MoRGAS has now been three years in
Congress, and has proved himself one of the most


capable, industrious, efficient Members OF the
| House He bore an important part last winter in
efectng the salutary Retrenchments then made
of Executive Power and Patronage, Ey requiring


that all Printing, Stationery or other work required


for the several Departments shall be given out by


contract to the lowest bidder, thus saving largely


the Public Money and cutting of prolific source


of Corruption and Favoritism He did more than
almost any other man to secure the ultimate pas
! sage Of Protective Tariff. He is deservedly
popular with his constituents, and we trust his


majority will not be less than 500.
4 ~ JOSEPH G. PALEN of Hudson is the
Wing candidate for Congress from the XIth Dis
trict, composed of Columbia and Greene Counties.
We hope our friends in those Counties are at


length aroused to the importance of the contest,
asd determined 10 do their whole duty.
% The Wings of DUCHESS County have NOM
mated EPENETUS CROSBY of Fishkill, ISAAC
| Or ,CT &c Clinton .rJ EGRERT CHEI non
of Dover, for Assembly, with l.. b. VAN kLEEcK
for Sheriff. We believe this is good and strong
| ticket, and that the Vhigs mean TO elect IL. II
| they only take hold in earnest, the work IS done
/ The Loco. F ocos have nominated John M. Ketchum
of Dover, Gilbert Bentley of Clinton, aud Dr.
Elsifer of Red Hook for Assembly The Genuine
Loco-F ocos threaten to nominate another ticket,
| but we think they will be cboked oil.
U The Whigs Of ESSEX County have nomina-
| ted SAMUEL SuUMwAY for Assembly and EDWARD
|F. WILLIAMS for Clerk Hon. G. A. SIMMONS
was first unanimously nominated for Assembly,
but the demands of his own business compelled
him to decline Although Essex will always send
good and true man, we regret that Mr.. Simmons
is constrained 20 Withdrew at this time from the
public service.


D The Loco-Focos of Essex County have
dominated Reuben Whalon for Assembly, and
Georpe Throop, Jr. Ga Whig) for Clerk. Mr.
TLroop does not thank them Tor the honor of set
ting to be knocked down in bad cause.


B5e Hon. SAMuEL HoAR of Concord, Mass,
has been nominated for Congress in the Mddesex
District, new represented by William Parmenter,
Loco.


RECOVERY OF STOLEN PRoPERTY.-On the


night OF the 9Th of last month the store OF J. Phil
| lips e. Co, No l4i Washington street, Boston,
| was burglariousy entered and about $50 900 worth


of laces, silk hosiery, silk and gloves, &c stolen
| On Saturday, officers Relyea and Colvin, who bad
| been made acquainted with the burglary, some


days previous succeeded in recovering hreetourths


of the property they found atditierent places
in this City, all of which ives to-day idestihed by
the owners and restored to them The burglars


have no, as yet been apprehended but there can


be little doubt that these officers will soon arrest


the thieves.


| ~ TIE L,Fs AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY,
| No TX (beng the second of the Lite has Just
been issnei bv James B. Swain, 6S Barclay-strcet.


has been DELAYED somewhat by the Inability ot the
| author TO furnish the copy SO fast as required
| I've more numbers complete the Lite and the Fifst


Volume and the superb FeRrRAir of Mr.. Clay, en-
sraved by Pmd 'homme will lie given with the las
| number of the Life so to bind at the commence


ment of the Volume. 10 All the numbers are
l Cor III oiEca


| u5e The numerous friends of I. w. WHITE,
| of the Southern Literary Messenger, who has
! been for some weeks confined to his bed at th3


Astor House. from the effects Of paralytic stroke.


will be happy to hear that he is recovering,


and was able to ride out Saturday. He will


probably be restored TO health before the close OF
! the month


r JOHN c.. LEGRAND, Secretary OF State OF


Maryland, who wes dangerously stabbed fe"


davs since by an insane nan named Lockerman,


has nearly recovered.


Teeth.


| To the Editor Of The Tribune:


An article has been published IN many oi he paper


taken the Standard. edited by Mrs Child "his


tendency mislead many III relation TO their Teeth
| II Is follows:


"A dear ead of ours bad when about twenty years OF


troni tooth that turned black gradually crrmbeu