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CONGRESSIONAL TICKET FOR THE CiTY.-The Sc
veral parties into which the people OF this city are
divided, about five In number, very busy max
ing candidates for their respective tickets During
the present year we have five parties in the field
First there is the democrats second the wings
thrd, the j" "natiyes"-fourth, the radicals-and
fifth, the abolitionists. Every year brings up in
New York or two parties with new principles
o. some kind or other. The "radicals" have
given us the revival OF the name of a party which
agitated the city many years ago, bat they have
altogether different principles and objects. The
"radicals" ot this year came forward IN favor Of
general distribution OF The public lands to those
who have got no land. But now they mean to ac-
complish This end, is more than can tell. 1t is


likely that they may poll few hundred votes
Parke Goodwin, the Fourier philosopher, is one Of
their chief candidates, and Eli Moore is another.


The abolronists have not yet nominated d ticket;
but three OF the parties have put their men fairly
in the field. Here they are:-


- p.eam, , Hon 4 seaman, Edw u. N'coll,


osn ws% seaIs wnosrns W% m.ssy
6. Hamilton Fish, w w Campbell, Eli Moore.


Oi the prospects Of those several tickets. we
form very accurate opinion from former elections
and former experiments II The wings and "na-
tives" support, ext lusively, each lie own ticket,
there can be doubt but the whole OF the loco.
fcco candidates will be elected with ease. But
the probability is, that although the wings and
natives come into the field with different candl.
dates, there may be some sort of compromise be
tween them in some districts, in which the wings
may abandon their men for those Of The "natives,"
the "natlves drop theirs Tor those Of the wings
They may both thus, clip in some Of their cand
dates. Indeed, we understand that there are some
negotiations Tor such union already in progress,
but with what result yet, we have not accurate
ly learned.


At all events, the chances Of the democrats in
the present arrangement OF affairs, most favor
able. Although we do believe, that if IT were pos
sible to roll The three or four tickets into one
squeezing up the intellecs of three or four of the
nominees into one, the operation would not give
rs members of Congress with any very extraordl-
nary mental or intellectual endowments. How
ever, we suppose must be satisfied with what is
thrown up the surface, after the boiling and
bubbling Of the political cauldron Tor several
months.