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Ths G0verioE of Pennsylvania has issued his proc. afaiiOH requiring the Banks in that State to resume paying specie for their notes on OF becEs tho 18th day of August next. A nOn.compliancc with this man. date we believe will work the forfeiture of ctarters. LOuisiana ElsesiO1-SfOre Wh;g Victories !-The election for Governor, Members of Congress, and of the Legislature, was held the 1st and 2d inst Re- turns are not received in full but sufficient accord ing to the New-Orleans papers, "tO announce with perfect confidence that we have carried Dur Cover nOr :he entire delegation to Congress, and large jOrty for the Legislature. Hhzza fot Louisiana !' This election for Governor is really worth something he is chosen for four years and has yearly sala- " of $7,500. The vote in New-Orleans was for Go vernon, Roman, (whig) l542-Pneur, doco,) l55O.- For Congress, White (Whig) 1s52-Slidell doco) l2S2. All the members of the legislature except the SenatOf from the city are whigs.

 The Louisiana Advertiser of the 9th says" In the last legislature the ocofocos had 90 members in the lower House, and the whgs 20. Fromth returns al- ready received, the whgs have gained II members and lost 3. These latter, however, in neighboring parishes have been elected by voters introduced from the city, and both elections will be contested. Allow ing them, however, to retain their seats and that more changes take place. the lower House now stands 29 whigs and l9 locofocos-but we confidently as- sert that shall gain least G. and probably more members, which will give wo-thirds of the eeisla- ture.''

 Installations.-On the 27th ult. the Rev. HARLRY GOODWIN, formerly of New Marlborough, Ms was in- stalled the Pastor of the Congregational Church in Warren Introductory prayer by Rev. MT. Wood bridge of North Canaan, sermon by Rev. MT. Burt of Canton, installing prayer by Rev. Mr. Vaill of Tor nngtord, charge to the pastor by Rev. Mr. Yale of New-Hartford Centre, right hand of fellowship by Rev. Mr. Andrews of Kent, address to the people by Rev. Mr. Eldredge of Norfolk, and concluding prayer by Rev. MT. Grosvenor of Sharon.

 On the next day, 18th, Rev. NATHANIEL. M. URM- STONE, late of Newtown, installed Pastor of the Church in South Cornwall. Introductory prayer by Rev. MT. Reed of Salisbury, sermon by Rev. Abner Brundage of Brook6eld, installing prayer by Rev. MT. Marsh of Winchester. charge to the pastor by Rev. Mr. Yale of New-Hartford, right hand of fellowship by Rev. Mr. Grosvenor of Sharon address to the peo- pie by Rev. MT. Andrews of Kent, and concluding prayer by Rev. Mr. Goodwin of Warren-Com.

 The deaths in New-York last week were 229-oi which 70 are attributable to the extreme heat of the weather-i. G. drinking cold water, exposure to the sun, apoplexy, &c.