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Extract Of Letter to the editor Of the N. Y amera-


can, dated ST. Louis, Nor. s.


The election ip Missouri and Illinois was not
much of a contest-the people generally voted for
our neghbor of Tennessee


A law passed by the Legislature of Pennsylvania
at its last session. prohibiting the circulation in that
State of bank notes of less denomination than fue
dollars, goes into effect the first day of January
next.


1t is said, says the U. S. Gaz. that General jack
son has obtained the vote of louisiana by maori.
ty of about 800 votes.


The Albany Chronicle states, that the aggregate
votes of the State ofN. York, at the electoral cleo
ton, show clear majority in favor of Mr.. Adams
and that if the general instead of the district ticket
system had prevailed he would have obtained the
whole thirty six votes.


ON prTs.-lt is said in Washington that Mr. Taze
we'll is to be the new Secretary of State, and Mr.
Cheves Secretary Of the Treasury.


tits also rumoured that Mr.. Van Buren is to g
to the Court of st. James.


Mr. Ritchiesof the Richmond Enquirer, is TALKED
Of as the successor Of Duff Green at Washington.