MISS FRANCES WRIGHT.
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It has been justly remarked by celebrated writer, that there IS something uncommony disgusting in the idea of q female intdel. Nothing is more true. To see woman, however lovely and attractive she may be aside from this an advocate and propagator of infdel principles, Is not only but revolt ,ng the highcs, degree. The female I've blush for the honor of the sex when we term her such] whose stands the head of this article, has been de- lvering lectures upon the NewHarmony----or rather as it has been apty termed, "No ony,"-philos- opny the New-Yorkers for some days past who are all agog tc see and hear this 'female monster,' as of the papers call her. What she meet with in spreading her baneful doctrines among the "Gothami,cs," we unable to learn otherwise than by the audience that she collects, which, according to the NewYork papers, has been very numerous- This woman divesting herself of that modcsty which should ever characterize the sex and without which female attractions lose all their zest, mounts the ros attended by some half dozen female disciples, and a faithful esquire, ycleped Timothy Jenkins, and there unhIushingly denounces Christianity be- ing nothing but a farce, and matrimony a form, which should be done away in this enlightened age. 1t IS astonishing that people who wish be consider cd respectable will rush in crowds hear this cor rupt woman spout forth the very dregs of vileness aud advance sentiments which would raise blush upon the cheek of the most abandoned profigate.

 UPUpon the announcement of the marriage of an editor somewhere to the eastward, one of his cotem- poraries wckedly remarks-"Poh! what the d-I has an editor to do with wc-writing for glory and printing on TRUST, he ought to be ashamed ofhim- self to indulge in any such luxury" real Hottcn- tot, this feiew but have seen many pair of bright eyes and ruby lips, that would make him like Benedict the bathelor) forswe his boorsh sen- snents and consent to be bound in the silken cords of matrimony.

 A writer in the New-Haven Chronicle, recommends the following Congressional ticket to the support of the frecmen of this state, the coming spring elec- ton.

 RALPH I. INGERSOLL, Ncw-Hayen Co. THOMAS s. WILLIAMS, Hartford Co.,

 VIM. L. STORRS, New-LondoD and Middesex. THADDEUS BETTS, Fairfield Co.

 JABEZ w. HUNTINGTON, LtchfieId Co.,

 EBENEZER YOUNG, Windham Go.

 The above ticket is vastly preferable either the Caucus or Middletown nominations,-the latter of which, with the exception of two three namescon- tains list of individuals much obnoxious the ireemen than the candidates designated last spring New-HaveD, by His Majesty of the midnight con- clave.