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The nembers of the dorni9 9ant party from tLa n4.aaslick and Sal River country, al though they may be very good Jackson men. are avowedly hostile to Martin Van. Buren-and cannot be drilled into his sup port. The Jelfersonian IS very we'll aware Of this fact; and we venture 10 predict that when assembled, the Legislature will be very cbary in their proceedings upon Na- tional Politics, and avoid any thing like comrnital to any man.

 1 INDAF4.-TIner returns of the election, as far as received, show the following re- sult--Nohle, {Bhg candidate,) 33,947; Read (Jackson) 24,S95-maionty, 9,552.

 LETcHaR AND MooRE.-Letcher' na- iority, as officially ascertained, Is 270.

 The counties of Mercer and Anderson gave, it appears, more votes than there are free white males in the county: Letch- CTS counties, not so many. All the Sher- ifs signed certificate of Mir. Letchers Election; but 1t seems there IS Hokeris8s vet to be pracdsed in regard to it. The certificate, according to the act of assem- bly,, was left with the Sheriff of Mercer county whose duty it was to forward t to the Secretary of State. Instead of. doing this, he handed it over to confidential friend of Free Tom hoore-not one of the officers of the law, but a private gen. tleman-in whose possession 1t was at our last accounts.

 The long continued drought had entire iy destroyed the prospects of the Corn growth in many portions of Missouri and illinois. The quantity gathered will bear but smal! proportion to that of last year, and many farmers have been compelled to cut down entire fields, and convert the product into fodder. Not enough rain has fallen n inc last sixty days to wet the ground two inches.