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l ford Times claimed that the Wh;gs would carry

 but four States Let us compare their statements

 with the actual results.-Jn 1s4O

 Thssy s%sa s%S z M sas sd 2S;es and got o

 They claimed Pennsylvania, and lost i. by 34s mai 1 They caiTed Maine, and lost by All e.

 They claimed Michigan, @ and los, by ii'sos

 They claimed New Jersey, and lost it by 23l7

 They clnimed Mississippi, and lost it by 2543 l They claimed Maryland. and lost it by 4,776 l They claimed Georgia, and lost it by .a32l | They claimed Tennessee, and lost it bv 2.l02 They claimed New York, and lost it by l3290 They claimed Indiana, and lost it by 1a2a0

 They claimed Ohio, and los, by s3,s75 Sena,ov .MeDwse.-we learn from the Edge.

 field (S. e. Advertiser. that the health of Mr. Me-

 Dufie is such that his physicians have enjoined

 him to be quiet and to avoid all exertion and ex- citement.

 4 Courageous Boy.-A few afternoons since, a

 little fellow by the name of Wheeler fell asleep n- der his bench in the Assistants room of one of the

 Primary Schools of this city. and not being noticed was locked in. He was only four or five years old and when his mother found he did not come home as evening set in, she was much distressed. Every place, but the right one, was ransacked. The painful conclusion was come to at midnight that he had fallen into the water somewhere and was drow- ned. In the meantime the little fellow, Gas he told the story to his playmates,) after several hours sound sleep, awoke. It was a moonlight night ,and he arose, went into the Principals room. and pret- ty soon found he could not get out. He had spell of crying, laid down in the entry, and slept till morning. Before he took his second nap, he says he saw rats running about in the school room; and rumaging in the entry he picked up some things and threw at them. In the morning, when he aronsed his appetite no doubt being pretty keen, he made considerable noise. which at last attracted the att ne@ -ha vHro Al n. took him out. It was about o'clock when he marched into his mothers house. (she having des- paired of ever seeng him againl-told his nights adventures took his breakfast and was in his seat again. at school, at o'clock. The boy will make his way in the world without being pushed.-POrt- land .Aducytsser.

 Amother Of Jasaes K Polk's Toies--It is mat ter of history that James Monroe sacrificed large amount of property to carry on the War. This pat riotism thus displayed elevated him to the Presi- dency and when, in his old age, and in extreme debts long due him, James K. Polk voted against his petition. For the proof see Congressional De- bates. May 12th, 1926. volume 2, page 2631, and January 31st, 1881, volume !. page 546, and 614. It is unnecessary to comment on these votes. The people will see the feeling that prompted them.

 JMeD4menis from sse Rigas Qumser-The Pitts burg Gazette contains an address by 13 leading abo- liionists of that city, to the ant-slavery men and Liberty party of Alleghany county. recommending the support of Mir. Clay at the next election. They say Mir Birney's election is hopeies at this time, and that either Mr. Clay or Mir. Polk will nevita- ply be elected. They then review the positions of both these gentlemen. as defined by themselves, on the tarim and Texas questions, and as Mr Clay agrees with them on these vital points, they fell it to be their duty to vote for him in order to prevent the election of Polk, and the consequent repeal of the tariff and the annexation of Texas.

 The Rev. Mr. Fairchild has published. a lengthy in which he denies all that is charged against his moral character

 The Hon. Daniel Webster will be present at the Whig Mas Convention of the river counties, to be held in Albany, on the 27th inst.

 The Second street Presbyterian Church of Troy, recently under the pastoral care Of Rev. Mr. Snod. gress. hos. with entire unanimity. invited the Rev. AV. Andrssss, late of the Broadway Tshernacle. to become their pastor. We learn that Mir AnaFewn A1dgniasd hs dispositioa to secspt the invitation.