By This Mornings MaII.
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Ngw.JERsEY.-We learn from the Newark
Advertiser of yesterday evening that the election
for members Of the Convention to revise the Con
stitution, on Monday, probably resulted IN The
choice of the regularly nominated tickets unless
Passaic and Mercer, the only counties where
there was any organized opposition, prove exceP
t;ons. Whatever may be the result IN these coun-
ties il vii! not affect the state OF parties IN the
Convention, as the principle of the compromise
appears to have been observed IN forming the OPP
nositon tickets, the question beng about men
The Convention will be formed IN tins respect
according TO the original arrangement between
tho nart;es. except that the Loco-foco party Ia
Monmouth refused to give the Wings the men,
ber allotted to us there This will give the LocoS
nreponderance OF two in the Convention waI'h
viii embrace IS members


;y= Maryland State Stocks are rapidly retfieV-
ing themselves On Monday al the Baltimore
Stock Board they brought ~


- The first Branch OF the Baltimore Common
Council have rejected the resolutions recommending
an extra session OF the State Legislature, and adopt
ed a substitute denouncing the chesapeake ana
Ohio Canal, and declaring an extra session unheccs
sarv and inexpedient by Il vote ot 10 TO o.


OHIO RIyER.-The River at Wheeling on ttiday
had eighteen feet OF wafer III the channel and MS