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, vl publish it, will talk palmer IN ~ M o,d -


80 coming !that shall have no halNaE I1?uHu -
r,on The Veto may be in tomorrow Il is conn
siaDS ,l bu.ver and very improbable that the
oeA{ ~, vii hold on TO until tuesday ne excitement
mo- aIe so strong upon the subject that return the
ana rouest;,nabv ernbarrass the business before the
OH VIZ There ia good hepe Of the Bankrupt Law passing
use though be disguised that its fate is m
,e d3nbfu Depend upon thing for certain tie admin
trat,n rH be rigorous one-whether successful or not


nains to be demonstrated. They have and hope
AID ion-hea1ed Captain Yours, STRANGER


- The Senate of this State, sitting at Buffalo as a
Csr the Correction Of Errors, mas been called by Gov
Seward to hold an Executive Session commencing this daJ
with the filing of stndry ofces vncant or about
to become First among these is the station of Judge OF
The Superior Court which becomes Wednesday oy
he arrival of Judge EDWARDS the OF sixty years


ch is Tic Emit fixed by the State Constitution Prominent


noog the names of candidates for the station stand those of
DAVID GRAHAM and WILLIAM KENT, who have each


achieved crincnce and honor the Bar early in life Ether
u them abuDdanl qualified for the post; but If political
considerations and services regarded in the selection
M Graham would doubtless De the In legal qualica-
li.ns Mr.. Kent has hardly supe ror.


We have heard the names also Of Hon. JOBS c. SPEN-
GER and VIM SAMUEL JonSsoS, Esq proposed, but do
EARN that either candidate On the contrary, have
understood that Mr. Spencer p.rcnptory declined it. He
could hardly spared from the station whose duties he
discharges such signal ability and efficiency. The
rent impression appears be that Mr. Kent will be selected