Victory in Virginia .
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An Election was held in the Wheeling District
Va. on Thursday last for State Senator in place
of Nose. c. Good (Conservative. elected V. B.
resigned Much interest attached to the result,
as the political complexion OF the Senate depended
on it. The resul, IS glorious WHO TRIrxrH
viz;


couatie-. Parish, W. Neuman L. F.
$50 --261


Marshall ..-... 345 45---...---42 423


Brooke .... -.....-. 70 majority.


TYLER county to be heard from, but it cannot
change the result


70 There i, meanncss as well a. falsehood in
the pre,snce OF the Loce-F Foco journals that the
opinions of the Wings Candidates upon the Pubic
School Question are ambiguous or Raln0'e1i. tv-
erv voter ef the city, WAC desires to know, knows
PRECISELY what they are There has been no DIS
guse-no equvocaton, en the part OF single one
among them. Pcricct frankness mas characterised
their course from the frst-But how has it been
with their erponents7 How come they On f'e0
ickets, got up on exactly opposite grounds ] VINO
can tell from any Pn5ic declaration Of theirs wha
,hev really mean' Those who vote for the Wing
Candidates know exactly wha; to depend upon
of those who vote for Tammany part must be
cheated Honest men vote for no Candidate.
with forked tongues


" The Third Annual Course of Lectures be-
fore the NFw-YcRK LYcEuM will commence q
week or two hence, and be continued every We'd
nesday evening through the Winter. Hon. IRIS
TAN BURGESS (the Bald Eagle of Rhode
Island will deliver the Introductory, and be fol-
lowed by Ion C. c. CAMpRILESG, ELIHU Bur
Rrr, G the learned Blacksmith Hon. RuFus
CHoArE, Senator from Massachusetts, H. r.
ScHooLcRArT, (the Indian AGENT CHARLES
EAMrs. Rev. SPENCER II. CosE, LOWELL Ma
soy. Rev J. y. MAyFirr, DAVID PAUL BRowS,
Prof. f. HlTcHcocK, Rev. john PIrRPoST and
Gov. PorSDKxrER. Mr.. Pierpont will lecture on
The Education Of the Practical Man, and not on
Snow, as at first announced.


Our Citizens Judge from the programme
whether this Course of Lectures will not be worth
50 for double ticket; but We desire to say wOri
to the YouyG MEs of our City. By paying s. a
year, each one of them may become Members
OF this noble association, with free admission 10 its
ample Library, Reading Room, &c Two Dollars
more will entite them, being Members, to ad-
mission 10 all its Lectures for year. Who that
desires intellectual improvement or rational enjoy
ment-who that has oae hope or desire above
animal existence can neglect such advantages SO
cheaply proffered