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GsSsaAL Scorr AHp THE Hsxr PnEszDsHcr.-
The party hacks of Wall street are discussing the
questsu the next Presidency with great ssaor and
warmth. TIE "star" insists that Clay, and Chy
alsne is the man, and says the National Convention
must take him up The " Courier" says ditto, bat
is discovered with one leg for Scott, one leg for
Clay, with a large slice of the whiskers for Web
ster. The express" is rather neutral till the Al
bany clique move but thinks the Convention "ne-
cessary evil" &AA#AE III EkE y


The agitation Of the Presidential question among
the politicians is beginning to be quite amusing.
From the natural movements among the people
witness the Oneida resolutions in favor Of General
Scott-it 10 evident that a complete revolution is
somng to head in relation to the probable selection
Of candidates. Webster and Harrison are already
laid on the shelf, and abandoned; and by common
consent, the question is narrowed down to General
Scott and Mr.. Clay. Yet we hardly think that Ge-
neral Scott has any chance in the Convention, or at
the approac hing election The intriguing politci ians
in favor Of Clay-Clay will, therefore, be nomi-
mated, and he is, Van Buren, will be re-
elected. No man has any chance against Van Buren,,
or possesses the popular power to put him down but
General Scott, and if we were to pat on the same
ticket with him, John G. Calhoun, the present in
cumbent would be dstanced south and west, and
the refore defeated.


But this rational course do not expect from the
rabid intrigsers who manage the concerns of the
whig party, and 60 for Clay to the devil. Mr.. Van
Buren, has, therefore, the "vantage ground" at the
ensuing clecton-but for the succession, il we can
put any faith in the general popular movements,
springing up like the buds Of May, among the
people, we have every reason to believe that they
will elect in 1874, for one term, and against all oppos


WINFIELD SCOTT FOR PRESIDENT,


JOHN c. CALHOUN ron vIcE PREsIpEST.
Could we get better pair! Speak, for Bennett is
an independent man, and will even abandon both
Scott and Calhoun, if you point out better
ticket


WEDDIEGs.-We have on hand the delicious par


cuars Of three select and fashionable wedding par
ties, from Of which we received Yesterday an
enclosure Of sweet cake from the sweeter and airer
bride in Fourth street We shall give them all, in
full dress, early next week-probably in our double
sheet on Wednesday, very appropriate channel for
such charming affairs. We are right glad to see
marriages multiply. Divorces and separations have
been so plenty of late that it was necessary to in
crease weddings in order to preserve the population
Of these United States from diminution. IT, on bal
ance of accounts, there be any deficiency in mar
riages as compared with divorces, believe we
self shall have to make il up BY getting married also.
do not see clearly how can acquire eelat by get
ting divorce, the fashionable players and parsons
do, unless first get married.


FvS ExpEcrED.-Ths will be great day among
the pare, chaste, moral, ladylike, literary Weekly
periodicals, and their respective bottle holders (with
brandy in thcm,) Of the daily putting papers. To-
day the esprit Of the Times" and the " Corsair''
reply TO the "Mirror," the "Star," and the " Sum
day News" Last week the latter holy brothe rhood
represented the former being the PROTECTS Of
Smother Carey and her chickens" meaning thereby
a certain celebrated lady Of easy virtue, called Mo-
ther Miller, the firm supporter Of the Polyanthus
and its editsr, asw occupying official station
Blackwell's Island. Today the "Corsair'' and the
"Sprit reply TO this gentle insnuation and tell US
what houses Of questionable character support the
"star," the I" Sunday News" the Mirror" and
their clique. What rich literary treat the fair la
dies, who in their beautiful boudoirs peruse these
deectable sheets, will have today,


These periodicals. both sides, have been praised
and puffed, anJ puffed and praised by each other,
and by the Wall street press, so that the world
carried by accamaton in their favor But the truth
is at last coming out They all telling tales out
Of schsol, and we trust they will not spare each
other. Perhaps there never existed, in any coun
try, a set of iHerGfeTs corrupt, so rotten, so
vain, so demoralized, 50 arrogant so empty and so
alentless the cofee Of pretenders connected with
the Wall street and Weekly press Of New York.
Their day past and gone.


o. WEBB went 10 England in the Great Western,
and will return in her il he should not be arrested
in Bristol Richard Irvine, the agent here, conceal
ed his name, and had il published thus: Mr.. -"
in the papers. How many others did Master Irvine
"SwartwoutP' Is 1t not pretty business for the
agent Of a respectable company to be engaged inl


Ort- THE LITERARY GAZETTE published today is,
in fact and truth, the only decent weekly periodical
published in New York.


PRorEssoR OF OBsTErRos.--The "Courier"
highly lands the qualifications Of DR.. Manley, who
is Just appointed Pros Of Obstetrics in the Med
ical College, from all Of which do not wish to de-
tracts but still, insist, that Mrs. Cove bet
ter qualified, because she has less Of the cid woman,
and does not wear such quantity OF pstticoat Sc
riously is it not shame to the Medical College
Of New York in the hands Of respectable old wo-
men, who belong TO the last agel When will the
University organize its Medical School7 L. there
.nouvh her IN and "a