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 Congressional Election Ut will be remembered by our readers that at the last session of Congress- two members from North Carolina claimed seat ,om one m district, Messrs. Graham and Newland.l Congress did not decide the matter but referred it back to the people, Well- fecendythe election was held l; and the result is, that MT. Graham tNhig) is elected A lettertothe N Y. Courier dated .Rutherfordon. An- gust "A, says" James Graham, Esq. has been elec- ted Congress by majority efabout 1000 votes over his con1petitor, Gen. Bavd Newland." This decides the electoral vote C. should 1t devove upon Con- gress against Van Buren, the parties were before6 and 6A-now 6 and 7.a ID .+ik-} s8 ~ \. Frost n A,sgust There was white frost on the morning of Sunday morning last in some of the low lands about this town. We do not learn that it did much damage though hetops of the beans and tender leaves of cucumbers wlted during the day ,,sl e.i e Yale COHege-The Commencement in this ancient Institution took place last week The exercises were much as usual an account of which may be found at length in the New Haven papers, The city was full of people, and the church where the performances were held was crowded to overfowing. The degree of Ba- chelor of Arts was conferred upon eghty-one gradu- ates that of Master of Arts on rtyseusn all but one alumni of the College and of Doctor of Medicine by the Medical Department of the College on tspsnty- Mree. The College was never in a more prosperous statethere having been, learn already more than ahundred scholars entered the Freshman class forthe next term, at hlte Y a!s7o i$ae I H1laiF13Bl5 Yi ,N~f f.-It 4.t.E a