A STATE WITHOUT A GOVERNMENT
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 Intelligence has been received by the last mails that

 the nineteen Van Buren minority Electors of the Sem ate of the State of Maryland, have left Annapolis and returned 10 their homes The majority, il is said, will

 continue n.session as long there is any hope that sufficient number ofthe minority may be induced to trace their steps. Of that, however there is not, think, the slightest prospect The minority have taken the step adyisedy and with full view of the conse- quences They have determined ethero Van Buren, ise ibe State, deprive of all regular and constiu- liona government for the space of five years. For the failure to elect Senate the Constitution of the State contains provisions. There can be no Legislature of course, without Senate. The Governor Is elected annually by the Legislature, and he commissions the Sheriffs, &c. In short, the State must be without government for five years ct least--he period for which inc State Senators chosen. If Van Buren- ism thus internationally and forciby dissolve a State into its original elements, what has the Union to hope from it's scendancy!-.NashuHe Uhig.