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.4rtensas and .Michiean.-These two

 Territories having, in the rapid march o'

 improvement, nearly or quite attained the

 required number of inhabitants to become

 states, and therefore ripened, as 1t were.

 into the state of perfect existence from the

 embryo or pupIlage condition of larva and

 chrysalis, are now seriously discussing the

 propriety of making application to Con gross to be received into the conederacH

 In the depressed state of commerce and trade on our sea coats, many oi our young men are thrown out of employ, and are looking out for new locations to push their fortunes in, and other ayocations than they have been pursuing. We know no places thai offer higher promise or nobier rewards to their ambition, than these new TerrIte ries. There if they can carry laEtable in. dustry and acknowledged talent with them, let them pitch their tents. If they do not choose to follow their own particular trade, the wide and fertile prairie is open to them. and it's abundant and profitable agricultural products. There, again, should ther &C., quirements and abilities be of a decidedly pre-eminent cast, their fellow-cilZens VIII not, at this important epoch of their political existence, hesitate to employ such abilities in the service of the public veal. Might not some we'll educated mechanic be thus in few years, elevated from the lmpnson- ment and confinement of his workshop,te the halls of legislation and Congress, ,or even to the saloons of cabinet minister or foreign embassy! Nothing more easy or natural. Take hold, therefore, oi the swelling current of the tide as 1t rolls oD' and you may be borne on its bosom 10 noat or and prosperous fortune.--.N '. ota'''