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Mir POTTER, the Representative elect in Congress from Granville District in N. Carolina, has address ed letter to hIs constituents, upon the occasion of his conviction upon an indictment for Maim; in which, so far from denying the fact, either in the case in which he has been sentenced, or in the other in which he stands indicted he avows and usti- ies the fact in both He repels the charge of cruelty, declaring it to be part of his character; and declares that the injuries which he did to those persons were deliberate means resorted to by him for vindicatng his honor which he was fully sasf- ed from personal observation that they had irrepara- ply injured He accuses the prosecutors of malice, and tleJudge sfbeng underline influence of Willie's connections and others in excluding testimony to prove the misconduct of Mir P's wife, and then gra- tuitously declaring her to be wholly innocentNat. Iateliigcncer