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CHEERING FROM VIRGINIA We have never yet brought ourselves to believe that this noble old State would vote for Van Blu ren. The news from the Old Dominion with regard to the elections, is most glorious, and will give joy to every one who has the good of his country at heart. Thirty nine Coun- ties are heard from-giving ttoenty .fee op- position, and t'oenty fire administration men elected. In the same counties, last year the representation was, trcenty nine administra- tlon, and taoeaty oae pposition-making loss to the administration of votes in the State Legislature. Mark it!--Virginia will go against Van Buren.

 The following is the list of the Counties heard ffom-Van Buren delegates-AIbe- marie 7, Botetourt ?, Buckingham 2, Caro- line ], Charlotte l, Frederick l, Greensyille l, Isle of Wight l, King & Queen l, Lewis l, Louisa l, Montgomery l, Nottaway l, Prince George l, Prince William l, Spot sylvania l, Stafford l, Sussex l, Shenandoah 2, Wythe l, Lunenburgh l-25.

 Opposition delegates Berkeley 2, Camp bell 2, Chesterfield l, Franklin 3, Frederick l, Gloucester l, Henry l, Henrico l, James City, &c. l, King George l, Loudoun 3, .Matthews l, Nansemond 1, Northampton l, i, Patrick l, Powhatan l, Princess Anne l, Rockbridge ?, Rappahannock l--25.

 

 We see in the last Gazette, an allegation that MT. Wise of Virginia was instrumental in the presentation of Slade's petition against Arkansas-because he was seen to speak to the latter-a very unusual thing we suppose, between two members of Congless--and thereupon the Gazette has an article upon "Judge White and Arkansas. .''--luggine the Judge in, as usual, with an argument after the approved Van Buren fashion, thus--Wise whispered to Slade-therefore Wise cold him to present the petition-therefore Judge White had some hand in it. The Gazette should be cautious how it copies from the Globe. The latter paper is not notorious for veracity. Mr. Wise, on the floor of Congress, utterly denied the statement in the Globe, which the Gazette copied, and said

 He offered this explanation, because the Globe attempted to cooect it's false statement With another falsehood, to 10u, that there was an understanding between him and the gen. tieman from Vermont, as to the presentation oy that gentleman of his memorial against the admission of Arkansas. Any and all in- timatons, by whemsoever made. that he, or, so far as he knew, any of his friends, had any understanding, tacit or expressed, with any gentleman, here or elsewhere, with regard 10 the introduction of these memorials were Jafse, Joatty jatse. He knew not that the gentleman from Vermont had any memorial ot this kind to present. He had opposed the presentation and reception of all abolition memorials. from the commencement of the session. He hoped that the Globe reporters would note these remarks, in order that the uiooe mlght record the evidence of it's base ness in its own columns,n