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HeSry D. Gilpin, of Pennsylvania, is appointed by the President, Governor Oths territory of Michigan. ;n OfGOv. Porter deceased. This is ihe gen'le- who was appointed by the President a Govern. ment Director Oi the U s. Bank, and nuIlied by the SenaIe.I

 William L. May, member elect the 24th Congress, from Illinois, the 27ih ut. elected member of the present congress, Io 6 the vacancy created by the resignation of MT. Duncan, gov eEnor oC the state.

 Painful and Melancholy EUenr.-Mr. Humphrey Hilck, of the oldest citizens tn this village, and who voted for Twenty-Five years, being at the polls and presenting his ballot to-day, tWednesday( his vote was challenged. Mr. H. Rad beeH for some time fits of iun'ng when unusually excted.' Being man of srong feeling aud very sensitive the subject of being challenged the shock was tod great for his siiiution to bear. He asked, Who challenges my vote! have voted in this town for twenty years!" and instantly fainted aud fell back, and in few min d corpse !-Nhaca Journal

 John' w. Taylor, Esq. Sheriff of Tarborough, N. C., when within two miles of home, his return, shot a, and dangerously wounded by some unknown assarsln.

 The mode of mutual insurance seems 10 be gaining grouml-every one should insure his property against fire. This leads us remark, that the Mutual l"sur- ancc Company of Springfield, which has been i" op- eration years, has insured to the amount Of half million of dollars, aod has lost only 100 dollars!