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LOUISIANA ELEcTIoN.-FRosPEcT OF THE NEXT
PRESIDENCY. cY.-According to the most reliable ac.
counts Of the Louisiana election, both parties may
be regarded as occupying the same position as be-
fore the nomination OF the presidential candidates
This is very significant fact, as the democrats
placed considerable reliance on the effect of the
annexation question, which ii was supposed would
carry the whole South and West. II certainly had
the effect of demolIshlng Van Buren at the Con-
vention, who was the prominent candidate till then


Now, IN Louisiana, it was to have been expected
that the Texas question would have told favorably
for the democrats, for in the event of annexation,
New Orleans would have become the great mart
tor Texas. When the result thus not unre asonably
expected has not been produced in that section of
the Union, it is certainly not to be supposed tha,
In other districts not nearly interested in the
matter, that the democrats will make much capital
out Of this question.


Thus far the chances of Mr.. Clay appear to b.
augmented, and those Of Mr.. Polk to be proper
tiouably diminished. A brief period, however,
will give US data more conclusive than those YET
before u.s.