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\ CUNNING CooN.-0n Tuesday one of the delegates to the Clay Convention let his enthusiasm get the better of his discretion, and in thoughtess moment imbbed too much hard cider mixed with a little harder brandy. He was fully conscious of his eie- poted condition, and he thought it would be rather dscrediable 10 the whig party, if it were known that one of the delegates was seen staggering through the streets drunk.- To ward off this disgrace, he would, every few minutes, hurrah for Polk and Dalles.- The whgs enjoyed this for 6 short timeaina- zingIy, but at length he was met by one of his whg acquaintanees who went up to him in no very pleasant mood and accosted him, ..Why, Jim, what do yoa mean by haIooing for the Loco Focos have you turned s- 'sIiush up," said Jim, in whisper, '.pve got drunk and don't want to let them know Pm Clay man. Hurrah for Polk and Dallas,'' hallooed Jim, and went staggering on his Fittsburg .Ifercuy and JWannf fact,trer.