

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
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 The 7lh Dec. was the day appointed for the State Electors 10 assemble and their votes for President and Vice President The following is the result of the States heard from:

 MARYLAND. The electors met according to law and cast the vote o the State for Gen. Harrison for President and John Tyler for Vice President. 10 votes.

 MASSACHUSETTS. The electors of this State assembled and cast ther votes for Daniel Webster and Francis Granger lo votes.

 SOUTH CAROLINA. The electors of this State voted unanimously TOT Willie r. Mangum of North Carolina, for Presden'' and John Tyler of Va., for Vice President Il vo'es'

 VIRGINIA. he electors cast their votes for Martin an Du1eh and William Smith of Alabama. B votes.

 DELAWARE. The electors of this State cast their votes for liar rlson and Granger. 3 votes

 PENNSYLVANIA. The electors of this State cast their votes tor 'aD Duren and Johnson. 30 votes

 NEW JERSEY. The electors of this State cast their votes for i1a- rIson and Granger. 8 votes.

 NEW YORK. The electors of this State have cast their votes 0' Van Buren and Johnson. 42 votes.

 OHIO The electors of this State have cast their votes " Harrison and Granger. 2l votes.

 GEORGIA. = The electors of this State cast their votes for Hu' L. White and John Tyler. II votes. An estimate has been made that in twelve years n 1 population of Ohio will be 100000, Indiana l,zoo' GOO, llnols S0o,000, Wisconsin 300, 4so0,00o The actuu population of the United 0'a''' is above l6,ooo,oo0.