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Jlttson in Oho-There has been Is ballottngs in the
Leg Of Ohio for U. s Senator without resulting in
choice The three principal candidates were Messrs
RIggss, Sman and Irwin, all Of whom It is stated in
the Lancaster, Ohio Gazette, are friendly 10 the present
national Administration The only Jackson voted for
was Mr., Campbell, member Of Congress. He received
but votes The whole number of votes was 103.


II is not six months the Jackson papers boas
ting that Ohio certainly in favor OF their candidate
Since then tie State has elected her members Of Congress
ID Of the Legislature The members OF Congress IL
fo the Administrator for Jackson and the members Of
the Legislature indicated by the above mentioned
ballot The JaCksonians confident Of Ohio at the
period alluded TO, as they nov of Pennsylvania Will
not their disappointment be equal in 10th satesf


Dem Pre".
OHFO.- -Denamia Ruggles, on the second days
erial, was elected Senator Of the United States
from that State, for si1 years from he Sd day Of
March next, when his present term Of service will
expire. This il The third Senatorial tern OF MIR.
Ruggles.


The Chillico,he (Ohiol Supporter, OF the 25th
ult. hold. this language:


I'VE can assure our friends abroad that, although
General Jackson is highly esteemed among Us as q
military mai, yet he stands no better chance OF be-
ing recommended BY our pesen. Legislature, or OF
receiving the votes Of fellow citizens for the
Presidency, than host Of other brave and gallant
men, equally meritorious, whose names have never
been thought OF in connexion with that Office


TerrGe ,9ccident-The N. York Gazette mentions that
Letters from the Grand Canary received in Gibraltar
a' most severe weather had been experienced in that
quarter Immense damage done both by heavy
rain and very high FortihcaoEs, buildings, and
shipping were destroyed; among the latter French
frigate The lives lost vaiously stated but they un.
fortunately appear to amount TO upwards Of Thousand


Nsw York. Feb. 10.


FInR-On Friday night, the new stables, &C oI
Abjah H. Hatch, OF Fiihkil. keeper OF the stage
house ct that place. and ore OF the propr.ors oi the
line Of stages, was destroyed by FIRE. together with
serenteea fine horses about $500 worth Of hay, and
several harnesses &c. Only TWO out Of g horse. ir
the stable, we're saved Eleven ,ha, were killed
were the property Of Mr. Hatch. stated to be worth
$1,000.


The island q Fernando Po the mouth Of the Blight
Benin is 10 be 4 future head quarters of the British
power in Africa


The Leglsa uss Of New Jersey, the day befor
they adjourned passed a law authorizing the ap
pontment ol ote commissioner in each Of the Uni
ted Stses, wi the power and authority OF iudg
OF the Suprense Court, as far as The same relates
taking the o Anowledgmen! and proof OF the execu
tion OF all deeds, conveyaDces and mortgages ofan
stuate in sai State OF New Jersey and ali sealed in
siruments TO he used or recorded in said State; ais
aff.dsvits 10 lld 20 bail, and other depos,ons to b
read in the courts of said State


James etr, convicted of numbering his wife, was hun
at Lebaa pennsylvania, on Friday week, at o'coc
II is stat hs from 20 20 1900 pcrsnrs we're present