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GREAT MEETING OF THE DEMOCRACY OF NEW
JERsEy.-The democrats of New Jersey are pre-
pairing to make great demonstration OF their forces
in that State, at Trenton, the 9th of September
next. The arrangements have been made with
much judgment, and the occasion will be one Of
very great interest. Silas Wright will be present
and deliver a reply to the speech of Mr. Webster
at Albany. The Hon. Mr.. Buchanan, Governor
vroom, Captain Stockton and that old veteran,
Major Davezac will also be in attendance and de-
liver addresses


The political excitement in New Jersey has been
very great this season. An immense effort has
been In progress on the part Of the Democrats, who
in some parts Of the State very well organized,
and very enthusiastic, being emboldened and nspir-
tied by recent indications Of increasing strength
But their opponents also very hard at work.
The old Dutch farmers are warm for Frelinghuy-
sen, and in tler own quiet, cool, and earnest way,
will leave nothing in their power undone to elect
hun and his distinguished associate.


On many accounts the approaching muster Of the
Jersey Democrats will be interesting and important.
The presence of Sas Wright will add greatly to
its interest, and his speech will be looked for with
much anxiety. We shall send our reporters there,
and as usual, give full and faithful account of all
that may be said or done.



A CLEAN OF INTELI.IaENcE.-The native " or
gam, in this city, had extraordinary visitation
Of light the other day. II said that the nature Of
its principles were hardly yet understood by its


brother natives" No doubt Of it, for it is pretty


clear that the "organ has not itself yet arrived at


that degree Of knowledge. Its dissertations on the


Constitution and American liberty, are the most


profound things Of their kind of which we have
ever heard


Cry REFoRM.-The Common Council have
enacted whole string Of ordinances for the better
regulation OF the fish carts Who can saw that we
are not getting city reforml


VIsrToRs.-Ceptain Smith, u. S. NJ. and ladv.
are staYinR at the American Hotel. g Glunan III,