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Providence MKETNG.--The friends Of Governor
Door assemble at Providence tomorrow, and a
steamboat leaves this city this afternoon to convey
passengers large delegation will bs present
from Massachusetts,. Come cticut and New Hamp-
shire, and thousands from Rhode Island will unite
in the assemblage. We anticipate some startling
results, and shall, therefore, send corps OF repor
tiers 10 present our readers with full account Of
all that may transpre of interest SO look out for
something important.


VERMONT ELECTION Vermont holds an election
to-day for Governor, Lieut.. Governor, Members
of Legislature and for Members of Congress. Last
year the democratic vote in this state was 1S,0l8,
and the whig 80, ,44O-showlng whig majority Of
A,422


In Maine the election takes place next Tuesday.
These are the only elections held in September,
but seven States vote in October.


The SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS now in the city will
assemble at Tammany Hall this evening to make
arrangements to attend the Trenton Mass Conyen-
ton to be held on Thursday, which will be large
turnout, and all proceedings of interest found in
the Herald the next morning


NATIVE HARpER.-James Harper, the wealthy
brck-maker OF Philadelphia, has been nominated
by the Natives of that city as their candidate for
State Senator. Mr.. Harper is native Of Ould
Ireland, and was sent to Congress few years
since by the whig party OF that city, who then dis
trlbuted hand-bills headed For James Harper,
the Irish briek-maker, for Congress-" What does
this mean? Who knows!


GREAT RIVER CoNvgNTIoN.-The Democratic
Ward Committees are contemplating the holding
of an immense mass meeting at Troy in few
weeks. They are making arrangements to charter
seventeen steamboats, from this city, and one from
Brooklyn, Jersey City and Staten Island, making
twenty in all, who are to ascend the noble Hudson
in procession, and take all the inhabitants of the
river counties who may choose to go at an expense
Of about twenty-five cents per passage. Such an
exhibition would cause much excitement along the
line of the river, and add many vote to the de-
mocratic side of the State.


NOMINATION FOR GovERNoR.--The Democratic
Convention to nominate Governor, at Syracuse,
assemblies tomorrow, and will, probably, nomi-
nate on Wednesday. Silas Wright will be select
ed, and will consent to serve.


