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Peyton from the face of Tennessee. Pevton is no longer a candidate. w. B. Campbell (Whig) will take his place. Dunlap, ~. B.) in all probability, will have leave to stay at home. Crockett (David's boy) is running another Whig, Hughes, in his fathers Dis trict, the Van Buren men leaving them an open field. Crockett, it is said, will carry the day. We are sorry to see the Wings are somewhat divided on the Gubernatorial aues- tion. Cannon (Whig) runs Gen. Armstrong, who it seems to be intended to smuggle in, as a.Van Buren man, under no party coIors, and who led the Tennesseeans in the Florida campaign.