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 LUCK EDIToRIAL.--Whatever may be the fortune of the Rdional fraternity in other particulars, we are reluctantly forced to the conclusion that il is but indifferent indeed in the matter of providing them selves with snug offices. Judge READ, formerly a professor of the typographical art, has been beaten in Indiana by an odd ten thousand or so, in ihe race for the Chief Magstracy, though all the while his friends say they can command majority !; and Editor CULLEY, who Notwithstanding our neutrality received a very generous puff a: our hands just in season to operate on the election, is beaten in the struggle for inc second office notwithstanding our very efficient snpporh by majority which may quite possibly amount to twelve thou sand. The votes stand before us now in most appealing exactness in his own paper; but they hang most tremendously t'other way; and as he was not inclined to add them up and present the sun total,' we cannot have the heart to do so.--Ne shall insist, however, that his paper IS hand some and genilemanly one--that 1t Is neith- CT scuTilous nor feroeious, though it IS po- lilieal and that, though the Editor is not elected, he no doubt ion personal gronnds) amply deserves to be--and 1t k not every journal which can afford to repeat after al election all il has said during the excitement i of the contest, as We now do.

 Mir. HYBanT, too, he Editor of the 1 Fayettyille, (N. O Journal, has been rnu off the track in essaYing for the bumblel post of member of the State Legislature ! the second time trying.-Nell, We cast nc reflections on the wisdom and discernment of the sovereign people--but when we emi- grate, it will not be to Indiana, or North Carolina. Yorker.