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Mr. 7anmadges ESanSdsi-At the request of correspondent, give place this laie day to the following calculation of Mir. Tamadge, contrast ed with the one put forth by the organ of Van Buren at Albany: g .-sSee1 'r7 s4E-

 SENATOR TALLMADGE'S ESTIMATE.

 In June last a letterfrom the Hon. N. P TAL1MApeR appeared in the public prints, giving his estimate of the probable result of the Presidential struggle then pending The letter and estimate gave rise to great deal of discussions the administration presses assail- ing it's calculations visionary in the extreme and the Whig papers defending the claims preferred by the Honorable Senator to the several States We re. publish an extract from Mir. Tnllmadges letter, to- gether with the estimate, that readers may jhdee for themselves how wild it was. - .'',-.~

 have written a much longer letter than inten- ded when commenced; but, having said ths much, will add little more, by way of giving my estimate of the Presidential election have taken great pains 10 get the most accurate information. Ihave not on- ly consulted members of Congress but have had very extensive correspondence throughout the Un. ion. My sources of information may be implicitly relied and say you, with the sincerity, that in my judgment, Gen. Harrison will be elected by more triumphant majority than Gen. Jackson received in his palmiest days. In writing to you as friend. have not only motive. but disposition, to mislead or exaggerate. give my estimate below, which place the most implicit reliance, and sin. cerely believe the result will justify it.