THE POLK GAAE--RAnI.Y PLAYED
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TOAN 1AMh-DADl41 FLA Y ELI. On Saturday two men drove into Poughkeepsie from the East and anneunce,l that they were farm CTS from the country who wanted to bet $2 900 on the election of Polk and Dallas. The news ran round the town and soon a Whig came forward who happened to have g 900 by him and was very willing to waive his scruples about betting to ac. cnmoda4e these anxious gentlemen. But,in bring. ing the braggegS to close action it was found thai though they wanted to bet. they would rather not lrisk SO much as $3, 900 The Whig would not let hem off, but they fell to l, ,OOO, $500, and at last sid they would only bet One Hnsasayed Dollors Tue Whig nailed them on this, and got the money put pp. The braggers hung round the town a couple of hours, evidently i'll at ease, and finally went to tAeir Whig customer and offered him five dollars to let them take back their money Here fused telling them that he was quite in earnest throughout and ifthey were not they should have done their bragging somewhere else than in Pough. keepsle.- This is sample of good many such scenes which have taken place the past week. The Polk party hereabouts, upon the nomination of so0s sGte Jor Polk! If will cost them something before they have done with it.-E r. 7yS8,ne. 0o-fIon. J. j. Crittenden addressed large Whig Mass Meeting at Memphis, Tenn, on the 4th inst. He is stumping t through Tennessee, and the peo. pie flock in throRgs to hear him.

 We learn from the National Tntellieancer. thst the President has appointed Andrew Jackson Don. elson. of Tennessee to be Charge dAfsires of the grrAsd Stuaes Q 1ezaSS 0 Sscpeee Mn HUWssd; 1

 