POLITICAL sALMAGuNpI.
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The Poughkeepsio Journal of Wednesday last con. tains address signed by Samuel B. Duton and Jo- seph H. Jackson, members of the present loco-foco central committee, in which they back out from fur. ther association with the administration party It is hard to say what must become of the poor locos when their own committee men will no longer stand fire

 The StrOngess SigR ysi-ln the Pittsburgh Advo. vocate appears an address to the electors of Penn. sylvania, signed by SEvENTY-SEvEN ci,izons of that county, who that they have heretofore stea. diy supported the administration but that in conse- quence of its destructive policy they have entirely abandoned it, and will hereafter devote their exer- tons to sustain the cause of the whgs This will TELL at the October election.

 The TrredeemGble PaTty-AfteF the thirteenth of August next, the administration at Washington will be the only institution of credit that continues issue irredeemable paper and shinplasters. The Treasury Department cannot resume, yet the advocates of a " hard currency" defend this national disgrace !- Poagkkepsis Eagle.

 Emportans if cOrect.-We find in the Norfolk Cor. respondence of the Baltimore Patrio. the following:

 "Is b understood that the Bank of the United States has come forward anticipate the payment ol her bonda, amounting in all to six milons-ihis with one and . half million in specie and like sum in Treasury Notes not yet issued-wilh the receipts from Cusioms will be ample to meet the expenditure of the present year, amounting to about olO0.OO0- tone hundred thousand dollaFs) day. Thiriy-seven mllS1s ,Ss s'Hs the amount appropriated by Congress 6eem 0f the Government, and as the Baltimore Ps-

 i0t s usually very correct in i.s correspondence, the extract is worthy of st,cniOn.-S.