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The Democrats of Cincinnati have got themselves, and "the gifted" R. T. Lytle, into a nice scrape. As, soon as 1t was known that Lytle was beaten, they assem- bled in conclave and resolved that "the Gifted" should resign his seat for the un- expired term, being the coming session of Congress-with the hope of exciting sym pathy in his favor, and the intention of again bringing him out for the office. The Whigs saw through the nianmuvre, and wisely con- cluded to have neither lot norpartin the mat ter, as even the election of AIr. Storer 10 the present Congress could produce no beneficial change upon it's legislation.-

 The ofiice-holders played every game they were master of, to produce different

 determination--hoped a "decent'' opponent would be brought out against thenl--and were even liberal enoughto to announce can- didate for the Wings, before the name had appeared'in any of their papers. But it wouldn't do the Wings were immova- ble. MT. Lytle was then nominated for reelection 10 his own vacancy; and we ob- serve, that George Washington Mason, familiarIy known as "Goldibus Gsldibsss," ,"

 has come forward as his antagonist in the farce. To add to the humor of the thing,

 the candidate announced by the offiee-

 holders organ. promptly withdrew bis pre- Itentions, declaring that he could not thlnk l of t being brought into collision with the lthird Washingsof.n If hIr. Lytle should be f. yf elected, we protestin advance against the lcnllar prints putting 1t down as another item lof :. Glory. y.n-.Mo. Etp.