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hss been rcauccd ls suAsOSiSy and wsusul imre. veaee. Men og ths aescFFsuu vruuas ro se Ngnwesop seN and surs6vely Scru'a se te pr~reeslwp. ,f sA. fevcrnmenl and uaae wish oth~rs similarly ,i,n.,rs

 gNing cordial sarrovt 'o ~ach u,rs-ures os Gen.

 'srkson as may have a sslu'ayy tendency, whleth.v

 Si concar in de'ecsiRe exposing sHd rr~i~,ine eve

 thing of aR opposite character. If he should eel. ect around him cabinet of moderate men, to the ex. Clus'on Of heated parsaas. though the .e- lection should he confined to his friends, and f he shoah devote h:msr to the protcction of con- mercc, the fostering of domestic manufactures. the de- vsl"pemeni the rcsourcesOfthe country, hy judi cious system of inerual improvemen,the extinguish of the national debt, and generally to the arts of peace (thus filling up picture. the outlines of which have been sketch ed by James Momroe and John c. Adams) it would be the duty of the delegation to give him all the aid in their power. II however General Jackson should reject the principles of his predeces~ sors and pursue opposite line ofPocy the horour and interests Of the country would require that he should meet with vigorous resistance. Why then should not delegation be selected competent to perform this delicate task Have we not been sufficiently long mentai zero in our congress sional representation ohec of general derson & contempt? Are there not many to whom our tention be directed, of enlightened minds, libc,. sentments.a and unqWestiora'Ie abilities who have n

 mingled much in political conflicts, upon whom >r citizens can generally unite ant ran We not thus r.. gain portion of that fame which we so deservcd.> enjoyed when Sherman, al El'sworth a Trumbuli and Griswod vjndicated the rights, expressed the wishes and upheld the character of

 CONNECTICUT. A correspondent censures the mean, un- manly practice of making butt of old maids. The habit is an unequivocal sign of vulgar and ill-regulated mind, and is most offensive and revolting to every per son of feeling and delicacy. Many of these females who lead single lives have been n- fluenced in their choice by motives equal ly creditable to their judg dgment aud moral character. A woman may be amIable, accomplished, and admirably suited by nature and education to fulil the duties ot a wife and mother, and yet she may never have been seriously addressed by the nan for whom she could feel inc a,tachmen, and respect without which marriage is a state of insupportable thraltrom. l. is so

 much the fashion to look mainly to wealth

 in the choice of wife, that very many most excellent women are neglected, by men who are not aware that an amiable disposition and good principles, are the

 best dowry that woman can confer upon

 her husband.-London paper.

 Mayor of Boston.-Aftcr two unsuccessful

 attempts to choose a Mayor. the people ol

 Boston have at length elected the Hon. Har- r'son Gray Ot's' hy majority of more than

 14OO votes. Mr. Quincy, Mir. Amory, and several others, having declined being candj. dates, Mir. Otis was again nominated at a

 meeting of tue citizens generally, and having

 been induced to accept the nomination, was elected by the large majority above mention

 ed. The choice is honorable to the peopl. of Boston, and creditahle to the magnanimit, /, of those formerly hostile to Mir. Otis as a DO litician. So far as we are able to learn, tn, election is peculiarly gratifying to the public generaIIy-Mr. Otis being now generally re garded by men, even of former opposite DO ! lltlcaI feelings. as man whose talents. anc political consistency and independence. enti tie him to public confidence and honors.

 Mass YeOmGn. A curious memorial has been received b, the President of the Senate from MT Crane of Ohio, who calls himself the brother of ou, Saviour, and who sets forth that Inc IS descen

 ded lineally from David that he has made

 his appearance in this country for the purpose

 of resumng his temporal authority, while his

 brother. now living in Ohio. the real Christ,

 has appeared to call his people together. He

 calls upon Congress for an appropriation of

 ten or twelve thousand dollars per ann,m. to

 enable him to discharge his hig gh functions as

 temporal Governor of the world, and hopes that the members will each transnlit hlm a ten dollar note, and trank it. The madness

 of some men is Imaginable, but this mans IS shocking.-Washington Chron.

 About 1e o'clock on Sunday night, sor of MT. Theodore Lyman, of Northampton

 Mass. II years o'd, suddenly rose from bed ir

 his sleep, and without dressing himself, raised one of the windows of his chamber, leapeC

 out upon the ground, about 12 feet, ran with

 all speed 30 or 100 rods, and unperceyed en- tered the back part of Mir A Pomeroy's house

 and secreted himself under a great coat. Mir.

 l.. pursued, but not being abb to find the lad the bell was ruug and the village alarmed.-