LOUISIANA.
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A letter before from New Orleans, dated 9th
inst gives the most encouraging accounts OF the
prospects Of The Opposition parry in Lousiana.-A
They are acting with much more concert and ener-
gy than usual, the Legislature in particular They
have long been anti-admnistralion, but have, not
wthstanding, several times elected administration
Senators and Printers. This session whg printer
was elected and all The measures Of the Legislature
will be strongly Whig.


When the hour Of election arrives" says the
letter. zoe shall do our duty and our enemies are
discounted already al the evidences of IT,"


There is no Improvement in any department OF
business, nor do think can hope for any per-
manent change for the better until the reign Of the
perish credit, perish commerce dynasty is at end"
which, heaven be praised, seems nearly at hand.
The whig meeting al Baton Rouge was en,husas-
tic 10 the highest degree. The Harrisburg nom-
nations were warmly responded 10, Mr., Chinn, the
present member OF Congress, renominated.
letter from Mr.. Rice Garland in Congress was read
in which he vindcates Harrison from the ISLANDERS
OF his enemies.