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Jill had Rhode tstaad-Ne e have anoth- CT victory. The V higs agan are triumph ani, and the returns of the Rhode Island election give majority of four on joint ballot, which ensures the election of Wmg Senator III gongress. For some time past the most active ard szeaious ex- ertions have been making by the Tory par ty to carry that state, and men and money were sent from this state to effect the ob- iect. Alr. Potter, most able electioneer- CT, and withal popular man, was the Van buren candidate for the Senate: and brisk correspondence and intercourse were kept Up between the Albany Regency and their correspondents. They have been de- feated and to Louisiana, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, We now add Rhode Island, and next month MAINE. The people are mo- wing iii every dfectioa 1 he Constitution and Laws must be preserved.-.sioch.

 ANOTHER iGHIG d'RiuMPH !-yNorih Carolina is regeaerassd. .-Suchis.th de- claration of the Fayetteville Observer, one of the most enlightened, and, what is more to it's praise, and ofsshe most honest and candid prints Ill all the South. It was or iginaliy supporter of Genera Jacksons Administration, but wbeu General jackson abandoned his pFofess ,ons and turned against tie Constitution, the vlrtuous editor of he Observer abandoned him. The following gratifying information Is given i'll his last number -gNat .lntelhgeacer.

 ".North Carojilaa regeaesalee34--With inexpressible pleasure We present the fol- lowing statement of tbe result of the North Carolina Election. If it is correct, and we pledge oarseif that we have adopt ed every means in our power to make if so. there Is no doubt any longer about the pol itics of this State Ne4er was there a more extraordinary revolution in public seu- tirnent effected! The mad measures of the Administration have aroused our peo- pie, and they have thrown off the shackIes of Jacksonism and DesPotism, never to resume them. We congratulate our friends upon the suspicious resuIt'

 Here follows list of 59 counties, with the result of the election in each; giving 97 Wings, 75 Jackson, and l2 unknown.- ho bsSisci tuSii Vtottcuss

 ''ln the above list we have not claimed several members known to be Jackson Anti-Van Buren. All such we have cas- sed as Jackson men. The result is, that there are 97 Anti-.jaclSson members e. lected, 75 Jackson members, and l2 whose politics are unknown, with six counties to be heard from, each of which elects three members. If our of these we oct fue, it will give us majority in joint balot; but we expect to have fifteen instead uf tve.n

 A letter from Ohio says;-T There will be five or six changes III our congressional representation in favor of the nhlps: so that. in the next Congress, Ohio wil stand about thirteen Wings, and six Van Buren. The legislature of the state will also be Anti-Van. In Ohio, the experiment works well, politically though the people are paying dearly for their own regeneration. Probably nothing else would have produced the same effect; though the remedy IS se- were, perhaps the cese IS better thar, thai, the. dtsease. Pa. Inc.