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The Hhig convention held recently at Utica, New ork, have nominated J iitiam II. Se'card. of Gayuga county, for Cover nor, and isilos .M. StillccH. of New I ork city, for Lieutenant Governor. The for mer gentleman IS about thrty-eight years of age, al present a Senator in the Legsa- ture, and Is said to be inferior to no man in the Stale !n poiat of talent and elo9aenec. The latter is mechanic, and is represented as sensible, popular, and jadicious citi- zen.

 Speaking of these nominations, the New York Evening Star, says:

 1.-The nominations, we are confident, will be received by the Wings with great satisfaction. Ne must now buckle on our armor, and go to the resc'te of Hue country. 4 united, jealous, and fervid effort a con- cert in action, and surrender of all local prejudiees will carry our ticket by pow eriul majority; the Regency will be down, and the Commonwealth saved"

 The Jackson State convention at Her kimer, have nominated, as the opposing candidates, Wstliam L. .Marcy, for Cover nor, and John Iracy, for Lieutenant Gov ernor. These gentlemen are the present incumbents.