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 Showing a Whig gain of eight members, and Democratic loss of fourteen.

 There remains to be elected fourteen members, viz. from Maryland, four from Mississippi, one from Florida, and one (to i'll vacancies) 'r'm each of the States of Maine, New Hampshire and Massa- chuseus. The election in Maryland IS to De ne,a on the Ist day of October in Mississippi on the Sd and 4th of November. Elections to fill ihe vacancies m Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts, respect iyey, on the 8lh of September, 23rd ofdo, and lOh of November. The date of the Florida election we are unable to state. The election in Mississippi IS by general ticket

 Those gentlemen in the above list who voted for MKays bill at the last session of Congress 10 nodi fy the existing Tariff, are markedly f Qor;) those that voted against it are marked (asansi) :, Only thirteen meRbers who voted for the bill and were candidates for re-election have been superse- ded, VIZ. Messrs. Labranche of Louisiana, Chappe of Georgia, Murphy, Leonard, Ellis and Seymour, of New York, Lucas of Virginia, Seymour and Stew art of Connecticut, Wright of Indiana, Caldwell and Stone of Kentucky. and Blackwell of Tennessee. Murphy and l.eonard were defeated by the Native Americans, and Lucas by another free trade candi- date. Fourteen who voted against the bIll, and were didates for reelection, have been superseded, vlz Morris, Smith and Jenks, of Pennsy lvania; Elmer, Sykes and Farlee. ofN. Jersey; Van Metre and Florence, of Ohio; Morse, of Maine; Parmenter, of Massachusetts; Potter, of Rhode Island; Newton and Summers, of Virginia; Sample, of Indiana; and perhaps we ought to add, Phoenix and Fish. 0f this c,tv. This would make sixteen. The first two were defeated by the Native Americans; the three Jersey members and the two from Massachusetts and R. ls- land, by Whigs, who are probably quite as strong Tariff men themselves. Phoenix and Fish, or at any rate Phoenix. withdrew the morning of the election, in favor of the Am Republican candidates

 The following is recaptulation by hgures, oi those members of the new House of Representatives who voted at the last Session either for or against Mir. M'Kuv's bill.