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 disputed balance of twenty or thirty thousand dol lars, we suppose, yet to be settled. The amount paid into our State Treasury, by MT. Ingham, bOwev er will very opportunely relieve it from embanass- ment." ..-.s -....... ...I..

 Another Convention of the Officers of the Banks from the states of Massachusetts Rhode Island Con- necticut, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virgil na, Kentucky and Missouri was held in Philadelphia last week; and after considerable consultation it was resolved that specie payments should be resumed by the different Banks on the 18th day of August the time specified by the Governor of Pennsylvania in his recent proclamation. Letters received from a great number of Banks not represented, pledging themselves to abide by the decision of the Convention Thus resumption of specie payment will soon be gen eral throughout the country. ef E

 The exact majority for the Governor of Louisiana, in all the parishes is only sa5 for Roman. instead of 1000, as has been stated in many of the papers, His majority was probably considerably lessened-he ha. wing majority against him in the cy-from the cir. cumstance that he was supported by "The Bee" the leading Van Buren paper in the city; while White, the whig candidate for Congress who had the Bee to oppose him, received majority of about 600 in the same city. The very circumstance of wliig being supported by loco loco organ lessens his chance of success, as in this case It throws shade of susp cion around him which he should endeavour by all means to avoid.

 Fa,e ef Van Buren.--Tn letter published in the N. ". Express of Monday last, and dated at Saratoga Springs. July 2ssh where great many of the leaders of the Van Buren party are every summer congregat. cd and which serves as sort of focus to concentrate public sentiment. we find this paragraph ..

 ~ find that public sentiment s fast settling down here, as to the fate Of Mir. Van Buren. One Of his most warm and ardent supporters, and . gentleman

 who has stood and stands high in the party. has declared since his here, that he is prosra and that there is no hope of him. nof eUen m Mis Stote Salt can't save him. "@'' .'.

 This, we doubt not, is in accordance with the senti- mens of the party every where They feel as though ther leader was "prOstrate," and they are looking about for another cheftain upon whom they can rally ,her scattered forces with prospect of success than upon him. The rpell of the Magician is gone- she charm is broken-hs sceptre is sdeparted-" Mene Tekel'' is written upon his lrontlet

 That the feeling is universal that Mir. Van Buren is ''pros.ra,e," we judge from another circumstance Il may not be generally known to our readers that since the close ot the session of Congress village as been favored or the benefit of their health and to enjoy for season our pure and bracing atmosphere) with the company of two of Mir. Calhoun's particular friends and their families. We alude to Messrs. R. B. Rhett and F. H. Fillmore, Members of Congress from South Carolinagentlemen of high respectabili- " for taent tact and influence tn their native state, and against whom we would not lisp syllable except that they follow little closely in the footsteps of the Great Nulli6er. We understand that MT. Rhe has repeatedly declared, in conversation with some Of our citizens, that the administration of Mr Van Bn zen cannot 6s snstained That this is his deliberately formed opinion we entertain not doubt-and that this is the opinion also of the great mass Of the ntel gent part of the Van Buren party throughout the try. admits o as little question Ye, notwithstanding this-notwthstaadiag the Van Bureu party considers him as prosirase, the Wings have important duty to perform-they have 10 meet an enemy rendered desperate by accumulated defeas-:hey will have to be vigiant and active for the two years to come, in order to maintain the "vansage ground which they now possess 2}t i ''. '' '@' ''- t"

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 FTe.-The Pomperaug Sattinett Factory in the southern part of Woodbury, recently erected. owned

 

 on Sunday morning last. It was supposed to have originated from spontaneous combustion in the upper stOry among refuse wool, Loss from si2oOo to ol5,OO0-and no insurance. ~..' a".'.''2" l"The New-Oheans Bee, the leading democratic toryl paper in that city, advocated the election of Mir Roman, the whig candidate for Governor, on the ground of personal populanty."-N. Hausn Reg. '

 Trus-it did 60 support him-and tho consequence was that he run behind the whig candidate for Con gress upwards of eco votes, whom the Bee opposed- The truth is the whg candidate for Governor lost in ihe state some hundreds Of votes from the suspicion which was attached to his character by being sup ported by the leading loco paper in the state. It was like miIlstons hung around his neck, which he had not the power of entirely throwing 0G -

 What in Connecticut. for example, would throw . stronger shade upon the prospects of Governor ELLswoRTH for reelection than to be supported by either of those ultra locos the NewHaven Register or Hartford Times It would be almost certain political death-and in Louisiana it nearly proved so to Mir. Roman to be supported by the Bee. .-.

 We perceive that some Of the papers in New-York are recommending the name of Judge Ogden Edwards. brother of Henry W. Edwards. Esq of this state, as the wkig candidate for the office of Governor of the state of New-York. If we were a residen. of the state. we should dspsecass such an event as one o vety bad tendency. He cannot, we imagine. receive aH of the whig votes; and there would be want of enthusiasm in hissuppoa which might be expsca sd from the nomination of Francis Granger, wm. H. Seward, Luther Bradis. or Cullen c. verpanek, and which is necessary to success over the undoub,ed pssssaal popularity of Gov. Marcy. The whiss, to sueessa-snd thas they win we entertain scarcely doub,-muss pus forward one Of ihsir strongest and mess popular msn; and we think, man from the west os from the aossh or from tho centre ef the state