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PoLITIcs-PoLITIcIANs-E EXCITEMENT do
not remember ever to have witnessed such general
manifestation of public interest in any previous election
for days past Politicians Of both parties owing
to the uncertain state of the political alternately
flushed with hopes Of victory, filled with doubts
and fears which made audible Crowds OF persons
daily in the neighborhvod Of the various
night the streets in those sections Of the city,
dered almost impossible. The Streets too made to
rosound with occasional hurrahs firing Of pistols crack
ers &C. The wharf at which the steamboat arrives from
Philadelphia at IL o'clock Is nightly densely crowded
to hear the news from New York. and, indeed night and
day alike give evidence Of the intense interest felt in the
present national contest Baltimore Clipper, Noo o.


LowRLI.---The statistics OF Lowell manufactures
show that the whole amount OF capital invested in
manufactures in that place is over $il, 100000.


Bales cotton used per annum, 6l0i0


Pounds OF wool, do do 100000


Tons Of anthracite coal do do ~ 500


Gallons of oil, do DO 7s40


Spindes, 20l,076


The amount of wool, 1000 600 lbs. Consumed in the
Lowell factories If allow lbs TO sheep, would re.
qure for its production than $50 900 sheep II the
tariff were reduced to 30 per cent foreign wooeps
the wooden factories would Re closed. Where in
that would the farmer WHO supplies them with
1000 900 lbs Of wool per find market for their
WOOL Would they send II to England, or France, or
Germany


5000 600 teazes another agricultural production, which
yields handsome profit to the producer.


The number OF hands employed in the Lowell factories
10 $780, They receive in wages 81 900 per annum,
and consume Of vast amount Of the products of
the soil.