MICHIGAN.
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 The neglect of the application of Mich igan to be admitted into the Union, a. a State, at the late session Of Congress, has dissatisfied the people there. They seem earnestly fixed on becoming state at the earliest day. For this object, they have ta- ken measures for ascertaining how far they are entitled to claim the benefit of the or dinance, and set up for themselves. 4 proclamation has been issued Dy the acting governor, for aR extra session of the Legis- lative Council, to be held on the lst of Sep tember. The principle purpose Is, so their papers inform Us, to cause census of the population to be taken, and if 1t exceeds 60,0Q0, to exercise thelr right under the U. 5. constitution of framing a constitution fer themselves, elec4ing Senators and Re- presentatiyes, and demanding admission as a right. If refused admission, according 10 the doctrines maintained on the Missou- II question, they will be a sovereign State though not in the Umon.

 Another purpose for which the session IS convoked is to take measures fer extending jurisdiction over inc Dubuque mines. a part of the country west of the Mississippi, whose irregular political condition has been'frequenty noticed Bait. a,nertcaIl. 