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Dutee J Pearce is said to have been very busy at the polls in Newport during the election. The result was that majority of 22O votes were boiled in that town against him.

 The Nashville Banner of the 24th inst. announces the death of Col James Standiier, member of Con- gress for the 4h District of Tennessee. Col S. died at Kingston, E. T. while on his way to Washington City. atA

 Promptitude.-It is with pleasure we perceive Go vernon Cannon has immediately ordered speca | election Sept. l4th, to fill the vacancy occasoned in the 4h Congressional District of Tennessee by the regretted death of Col. James Standifer, a newly elected Whig member, while on his way to Washing ton.

 The Boston Centinel says, that The Pennsylva. na l2O gun ship, it is said is ordered Windsor in the State of Vermont, to be coppered and fitted for And after that she will be ordered to the State of Maine. (probaby to Bangor) as the Van Buren party of Rhode Island have no further use for her.

 Flour at Cincinnati on the 2lst inst. was $5 25 ]; at Dayton, same day, $4 75 a 5. Wheat 75 to s7 cents per bushel.

 Wheat at CledUeland--By the Cleaveland Adverti- learn that several parcels of wheat were sod in that city, Tuesday last ut shilings the bushel. Ff7