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is vending his way to the Hermitage; Mfr. Van Buren is in N. York; Mr. Forsyth in Philadelphia; and Gov. Cass in Richmond. limos KepdaHi, we presume, may be con- sdered the Government at the present moment" And yet we hear nothing more from the Jackson presses in relation to "Trayelling Cabinets D

 Tiirginia.-We have received the efi- cial returns of the election of a member of Congress in the Richmond District to fill the place of MT. Speaker Stevenson. The Whig candidate is triumphant. The vote stood-for Robertson (Whig) 6s9 Roane (Jaekson) 33l.

 !. Capt Partridge, who for some time con- ducted the military academy at West Point, and subsequently established one ofhis own in the eastern states, has been nominated for congress in one of the districts of Vermont.

 .Ne,C York Star.

 Mr. Clay passed through Lewisburg, Va. on the 2lst ut, on his way to Ken lucky. He has entirely recovered from the accident which befel him on his way between Harper's Ferry and Winchester.

 The contest in Pennsylvania for the Senate of the U. States, to supply MT. Wilkins vacancy, it is thought will be be- tween JOHN SERGEANT and RICHARD RusH.

 The life of Col. Crockett, by himself, has been published in London. The Lite rary Gazette contains a review of 1t, and says it is spurious, while to the " Eccentri- cities of Crockett" which IS actually a work of fiction, it gives authenticity.

 Canister shot, bullets, a broken bayonet, and silver knee buckle, weighing about the eighth of an ounce, have been plough ed up on the Saratoga battle ground. An Hotel is about to be erected on this spot. 4 sign.-A thorough going Jackson pa- per in Steubenyille, Ohio, comes out agalnst national convention, on the ground that 1t is intended to smuggle in Van Buren, and ''under no circumstances can 1t support his claims for that station."

 The grave of Mrs. Content Camp, bu- ried more than so years ago, at Middle town, G. was lately opened for the pur- pose of removing the remains. The grave clothes were found to be but little decay ed-the teeth and bones in perfect state.

 Mir. Potter, of N. c. has not been assas- sinatcd, as reported--he is sti. alive.