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The Cincinnati Republican, (prime Jackson papev' ""Doa"eed the issue OG the election in HaiI.on coun y in the following characteristic mamOer :-t We are beaieH There is necessity for making long faces a6outM The SIOrer party have ca,awampously chew. ed us UP Our head aches drcadfuily-the truth is we ICusl live somewhere in the eighhorhood of fur teen hOHrs sleep, beIOre either feel refreshed or good "aiured. The Wings have beaten Us is Ham ito" cOunly-and that's enough"

 The Legislature Of New-Jcrsey was 10 meet on Tuesday. The stale of parties will probably sVand th"s-Jackso" men, 28 in the Assembly-Whips %. l" Council Jackson 8, Whigs 6; tn joint bnllos, Jack ] son majority 8. Last year the Jackson men had 54 members !" both houses-the Wings bu. 10. The Wings have nett gain of THIRTY-srx members in one year, and yet the Custom House party in this city eel ehrated the by firing salute of one hundred guns. few more such victories will be the death of them.-Rost0a Gag.

 L00E Omt.-Fhere have been two or three hundred me" as Il is said, discharged from the S,ona,on rail road, for the purpose of being thrown into New York aud Brooklyn for tie election. If our friend Daniel Johnson, of the first war says this is not su we will c""'sa'ct il. But we press upon the attention of our vigilance committee have men stationed at tEe different ierrica, and see who comes oyer from New Jersey "d other places, brought here from rail-roads a"d canals by the enemy, our election if possi- ble, anc acqnaO the inspectors ard keep the reemcn advised oi all illegal acts.-N. Y. Ssar.

 Guy. Wolfe, ofPennsylvnD has issued a procama- ton, offering reward of 5000 for the discovery and apprehension of the murderer of the unfortunate William Perry n the city of Philadelphia on the Sd inst

 MARRIED.

 In ths town, on the 4th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Hick. ok, Mir. William Pitcher, Of Red Hook, N. Y to Miss Mary AHn Wadsworlh, daughter of the late Mr. Hen. " WadswOrt,.

 ln Hartford, Mir. Lucims B. Childs to Miss Mary w. Wing; Mr Samuel C. Maxon ,o Miss Emily Lord. tn East Windsor, Harry M. Bssell, Esq. to Miss Sarah I.oOmis.

 h Es6eld, Mir. George Thomson to Miss Ca.harine N. Prudden.

 In Wilton, the Rev. Joseph D. Wickham, of New York. 'o Miss Elizabeth C., eldest daughter of the Rev Samuel Merwin. ~ In Norfolk, Mr. Ralph Bliss. of Springfield, Mass. to Miss L"nisa P. Thompson; Mr. Hiram Mills to Miss Charlotte Fettibone.

 DIED,

 In WOOdbury, the Is, inst, Hon. John S,rong. Jun aged 48, Judge of Probate of Woodbnrv iis,rci aged 78 years. In Goshen, on the 24,h alt. Mary Marana, aged T5, years, daughter of Mir. Horace Buel

 1@ Beihlen, O" the 29h ut. Nathan Jackson, Esq., aged about 50. l" New Preston, the 2d inst. Mrs. Mary, wife of Deacon Clark Hatch, "A.

 In New Haven, Widow Martha Kiml,erlv 80:

 In Norfolk, Mr. Jonathan Brown, 98.

 In Cornwall, on lIe 2lst uit. Mir. Henry w. Catlin aged 22, sonOf the late Dr. Cailim of Behem.