oa stage coaches, Nor IS tile noise, notwithstanding the fuming, and fret ting, and rnmbling of the engine, so great as that caused by the rolling of a heavy vehicle on the turnpike road. You may carry on conversation without clepating the voice above the tone you use in familiar discourse. No;;: sss.;;.. ; read with asmuch comfort as if you were seated iii your arm chair, or stretched on your sofa. The act of writing cannot, however, be performed so easily as that of reading, though person with q stea- dy hand might manage to scribble even on carriage drawn or propelled by a locomotive engine. The velocity at which you are whirled along is scarcely perceptible, if you fix your vision on distant objects to the right or to the left: but If you fix your eyes on the ground at the side of the carriage, the speed at which you are sweeping over the sur face of the rails is instantly perceived, and, when the vehicle is rushing for ward at the rate of twenty-five or thir- ty miles in the hour, the sight of the ground fleeing from beneath your feet almost makes the head gddy.''

 From the Nationat Republican, Oct. %

 OHIO ELECTION.

 JACKSON Senators, % CLAY da I6 From all the information we have re- eeived, 1t appears that the House of Rep resentatives will be nearly equally divi- ded. The Chillicothe Gazette of the 2oth inst. claims sweeping majority for Clay, of from fifteen to twenty in joint ballot. The Cincinnati Gazette of the 27th, claims q majority of but two in the lower house, and gives list oi IS Senators for Clay, r for Jackson, and one doubtful. The member desie- mated as doubtful, we are assured will vote with the friends of the administra- tion; and Mr. Augustine, of Stark, count ed for Clay, has lost his election, and will be succeeded by Mfr. Groble, de- cided jacksonian; also MT. Shelby. a decided Jaeksoniaf, is elected to the Se- nates from the counties of Madison, Un- ion, Logan, &c. instead of Mir. l.ewls, who is counted for Clay in the Gazette statement. We thus account for rednc- ing the Clay list two members, and ad- ding three to the Jackson side making 1 the Senate consist of % for Jackson and l6 for Clay.

 Mir. Ghenowith, elected to the House of Representatives from the counties of Logan, Madison, Union and Hardin. is stated to be 8 decided friend Of the administration in the Bellefontaine Re publican, published in his district.

 The probability is, that on joint bal lot, there will be amajority from three to five in favor of the administration.

 The vote for Governor in fifty-tive countries, is 39,926 for Lucas, and B, 2i3 for N Arthur. The counties to be heard, from, in 1928, gave ma jority of6900 for Trimble; but in 'Frum- bull county, where Trimble's majority was nearly one thousand, the majority this year for M'Arthur, is only about four hundred. IfM'Arthur is elected 1t must be by very small majority.

 MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

 The following persons have been e. lected to the next Congress- from this State, viz:

 lst District James Findlay,*

 2d do THOMAS CoRwIN,

 3d do JOSEPH II. CRANE,*

 4th do JosErH NAscE,*

 9th do William Russell,*

 9th do w. CREIGHTON, ir.&

 7th do SAM. r. VINToN,*

 Sth do Wv. SrANBERY,*

 9th do William ". Iryin,s

 l0th do William Kennon,*

 llth do II, II. Leavitt.*