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DAYTON, Sept. %, lS42, 4 o'clock P. M.

 This is glorious day for the Whigs of Ohio-yes, for the United States. Such a multitude of people as was here this day, never was seen at any other place in these United States. There could not have been any less than from ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY, TO TWO HUNDRED THOU SAND. All hands agree that there was double the number here that there was in lS4O. "

 A pleasant anecdote is told of doughty Connecticut General, who had frequently promised to protect any of the Dorrites who might be compelled to leave Rhode Island, and upon whose hospitality number of the heroes of Acote's hill threw themselves when they fled from the vengeance of the peaceful pursuits of agriculture with his devotion to Mars, employed his refugee friends in hoeing his corn. The work was soon completed. and although he experi- enced very little difficulty in protecting thelr persons from the "Algerines," who ne- yer came for them. 1t was quite different matter to protect their stomachs from the attacks of hunger.

 In his dilemma, the General hit upon a plan which displays his talents in strategy, He came riding towards the house, shouting at the top of his voice, "the Algerines are after you, can protect you no longer."- The heroes fled in terror, and the General, relieved of their presence, regarded his we'll noed corn with unmingled satisfaction. It IS now harvest time, and we dare say he would take great pleasure in protecting," ms Dorrlte friends till they could gather the corn which they so faithfully hood.

 Providence Journal

 

 Nancy Owen. of Del co. has obtained a verdict of ScOO against Sam A. CalleTel for breach of pvOmse