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hese been able tdgathgf, l. gun inclined to inc opin. ien thai ii,e prospect Immediately the Dgt,ee a decidedly better than average through the entire Slate so yeuwill perceive, agreeahls to'ins opin- ion, under no circumstances rah the present. cotton crop exceed that of ast year but on lhe contrary ing into account the damages sustained by the re- cent rains, il must fan short. shall estimate from my own knowledge the deficiency at from ten to if- teen thousand bales in ihs and 0ktbbeha countless addition to all the disasters which have mention- ed the rfd has made its appearance in the cotton and bids fair to be more injurious than all other causes combined. All the evils to which cotton crop is incident dwndle into utter insignifcance when com pared To this, and in order to understand something of the effects Of il you have only 10 imagine killing frost in the middle of August.

 On the subject of politics all is we'll Old Consti- tutiona Tucker, the democratic candidate for Cover nor will certainly be elected, and mistaks. Gwin and Thompson for Congress are both doing fully their duty. In fact the prospects of the party wee never more hattering.

 The veto message has completely unnerved the whig party in these dggins; they nothing to laugh at now; and have began to sing

 With Tppecanoe and Tyler too,

 We whiggies will have mora to do;

 But, hook, jamb, and pole away

 And whistle Hosannas to Henry Clay!