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The above calculation, you will perceive, will
make tie. There is one member to be elected
in the State of New Jersey in place Of Mr.. Day
ton, and one in Virginia, in place Of Mr.. Rives.
The Legislature of New Jersey will be Democratic,
but Virginia, as ! am informed, will not elect
Senator, owing to the peculiar situation OF the dit
ferent branches Of the Legislature This will give
a Democratic majority OF one.


Ii is not yet known who will receive the ap-
pontment OF Consa at Liverpool. The most popu-
lar candidate is a gentleman from New Haven,
Conn, and if appointed, would reflect more credit
on the President than any appointment made du-
ring his administration.


William X. McCully, who was appointed tide
waiter or Inspector OF customs at Baltimore, within
the last ten days,was removed yesterday by Secre-
tary Bbb.


good joke is told Of Tom Lloyd, the present
Surveyor OF the port at Baltimore Shortly after
the adjournment OF Congress, the President offered
him the appointment OF Surveyor, when he re-
Piled, that he did not want that or any other ap-
polntment, aud that nothing would induce him 10
take it," Within one week, Thomas calls egain
on The President and says, 81 have come to ac-
cept the appointment you offered me-" The Prrsi-
dent replies, my private secretary ID now III Vir-
glnia, and cannot make any appointments until
his return, unless YOU insist upon IT," homass
ply was, then Mr. President shall insist" Tho
appointment has given general dissatisfaction In
Baltimore, and am credibly informed that ano-
ther name will be sent to the Senate by the Pres.
dent.


Another story is told OF poor Tom. A merchant,
called few days since and asked Thomas, what
the debentufe on fifty bags OF coffee He re-
Piled, :" can't tell, cause Mr.. Pinkney (the for
mer incumbent) has taken all the docum ents with
him" Truly, yours, is.