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The President then announced the whole number of votes given to be 266; 177 neces- sary to choice, consequently Col. POLK having received the entire vote of the Con venton, was declared unanimously y nominated as the candidate of the Democratic party for the Presidency.

 On this announcement being made, the whole assembly rose as one man and gave three deafening and enthusiastic cheers, and nine cheers more for Col. Polk, amidst the waving of hats and handkerchiefs

 On motion of Mir. McCahen, of Philadel- phia ceunty-ss three cheers were also given for Texas.o

 And afterwards three cheers were also given for Mir Van Buren.

 Three cheers were likewise given for Col. F. M Johnson; three for every gentleman that had been spoken of as a candidate for President of the United States.

 The State of Virginia having been called to give her vote

 Mir. Roane stepped forward and related the circumstances which induced the delegates 10 withdraw the vote of Virginia from Gen Cass. and cast them for Colonel Polk After he had concluded

 llr. Butler, of New York, made some ex- eelent and warm hearted remarks, highly