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From the BuGaio Econonaist. More Steannb0at Votes.--A gentleman who was passenger on the steamboat Waterloo, on her pass age up and down on Tuesday, furnishes us with the following votes taken:

 Down passage,

 For Polk, 22

 For Clay, 19 Up passage,

 For Polk, g

 For Clay, IT This of course. Polk is entitled to majority on board of British Steamboat. He is the descend ant of Revolutionary Tory, and is himself in fa- vor ofgranting Free Trade to England. Why should he not run ahead of Clay, the '' American System" candidate, in Canada? And Polk would run still better in Texas that he does in Canada. But when ballots are taken in .4mericon steamboats, or upon .4ne,Ican soil, the British and Texas candidate ex- hibits but {. beggarly account ofempty boxes"

 Albany EUe Journal. .;Siaguldr DeGth.--The Rochester Democrat states that aboy living at Holley, named Flanders, aged about twelve years while playi ng in a ware house on Tuesday, jumped into bin of wheat and was almost instantly buried by the wheat which was running in. He died befcre,h he could be taken out