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.NasArMe, .Nou. 9. soHth Carokaa.-The new legisla- lure assembled at Columbia on Monday 22d ut. by virtue of the call of the Go vernon, whether the call were constitu- tional or not.

 The Hon. Henry Deas vas re-elect- ed President of the Senate. ard the Hon. Henry l.. Pinckney, Speaker of the House of Representatives.

 Governor Hamilton transmitted his Message on the same day, recommend Ing the legislature 10 con6ne themselves, at the present session, to the object for which they were specially convened.- The Governor reviews the course of federal legislation in regard to the ta. I'll, pronounces protecting duties uncon. stltutional, and recommends the prompt and expeditions call of convention "ior the purpose of considering the character and extent of the usurpations of the General Government. He ure- es haste in this matter, as he says q deem it in every respect desirable that our issue with the general government should be made before the meeting of Congress- v '.s z

 The Message was referred to joint committee, who reported, the next day. a bill to provide for calling Conyen- ton, the members of which shall be cbo. sch on the second Monday and Tues day in NoveNber and meet at Colum- bia the Monday following, which will be the 18th inst. =.

 .Aov. l2.-Pfesidentiai Eleeiioa,-We have yet butyery few returns from the severaleounties in ourownState. Little interest has been felt in the election. in consequence of the want of excitement from close competition, and but little pFomptitude has therefore been shown Tn communicating the results.

 Jackson and Jackson and

 Van Buren Barbour Clay Williamson 679 10 Rutherford 9l2 II @ .Penasylpa,sta.-A paragraph from Pittsburgh. in the Louisville Herald, sa]s, that the vote in that city, gave l93 majority against the administration. and that in Alleghany lI6 Anti Jack son majority.-Banner.

 .Nor. l3.-Kcntuchy.-It is unncces. sary to give any further partial returns of the late election in Kentucky. It seems 10 be conceded by all parties that the Clay ticket has prevailed. If SO our expectations have not been disap- pointed. We will publish the details as soon as we can give them complete.

 Ohio.-it is probable the vote of the State has gone as we anticipated, for Jackson and Van Buren. A letter from chiIlcothe, dated Nov. 6, says, Gre turns from % counties give Jackson a majority of 2579, and the counties not heard from gave Lucas, the Jackson Governor, a majority of 3S00.n Yer bal accounts state, that fl counties have been heard from at Cincinnati, which give Jackson a majority of more than 37OO votes. The Louisville Herald says-"it is said that in 42 counties Jackson's majority is about 5000 votes.

 Adia,aa.-The state of the vote in h. diana, as far as we have received, is as follows: