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Loco FocoiSM IN MISSoURI.-Our Loco. Foco
friends in Missouri DO not seem TO get on with
much comfort or harmony. The war between
the e Hards' and the "Softs" wakes furious and
threatens the determination OF both the belige.
rent factions. At a recent State Convention held
at Jefferson City, very spicy contest for the Gu
bernatoral nomination was maintained between
the friends of Judge King and Judge Edwards.
The latter at length prevailed but his nomination
created great dissatisfaction. James Young, Of
Lafayette county, was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor. Public indications render it not quits
impossible that Missouri Will join the great Wing
PhalanX next FALL


u A postscript to letter from Lockport, ad-
dressed to the Buffalo Commercial, says -" The
mail bag from Rochester to Lewiston, containing
the Canada mail made up at Rochester on the
4th-due here on the Sth-was found about one
mile and half in field east of this village, this
morning, cHt open and robbed. The value OF its
contents is not known


u The reception of Mr. CLAY at Wilmington,
n. c. on Wednesday morning was most enthusi.
sshc. Hewas to attend grand ball on the even-
ing of his arrival, and to leave the next day for
Weldon.


u The favorite daughter OF Mr.. Badger, the
former Secretary OF the Navy, has recently died