Gov. seward,s state Papers.
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"The State Papers and Official Correspondence,
together with Letters and Addresses on Puslic Oc-
ca,ons. of WILLIAM II. SEWARD, late Governor
of the State of New-York; to which is Prefxed a
Historical Review of his Administration will
speedily be published in octave of 600 pages, by
A. v. Blake, II Fulton-street. 1t will be printed
en- fine paper, bound in muslin, and enriched with
an engraved head of Gov. Seward by an able ar
list. Price So.


This work must possess great interest for the
Statesman and the future Historian. Its contents
will include several most able papers on the Con-
1roversy between New.York and Virginia the
many sided and long portentous Mcleod Case
Internal Improvement and the State Geological
Survey the resistance of the tenants Of the Manor
of Rensselaerwyck to the Laws; the Executive de-
cisons on the applications for the pardon of Ben
jamin Ra,hbun, John C. Colt and James Watson
Webb, and the reasons thercfer-wth q great
many aubjects of less exciting character, yet of
New-York was ever called, during four years, to
grapple with 30 many topics of imminent and last
ing concern, affecting fundamental principles as
well as far-reaching considerations Of State policy
and general prosperity. And we think no oPPo-
nent of Gov Seward can-gravely deny that, in his
official documents connected with oil these ques
rions, he has sustained himself with eainent ability
and dignity. We rejoice, therefore, that these
State Papers to be thus collected and presented
TO the public, and we predict for them cordial
and favorable reception.