Southern telegraph., 1838-11-28

4 5th Charles johnson, Wing gain.
9th Nathaniel Jones. - s,ss...-
7th Rufus Pdlen, Whig gain. e3 g..
Oh Aaron Nanderpooi. w.
} ~ John Ely. r gu.lus
9th Hiram r. HINT, Wing gain. 5.
10Th Daniel d. Barnard, Wing gain.
llth Anson rBrown, Wing gam.
18th Dapid RnSscH.
18th Peter j. Wagner, Wing gain.
10Th Andrew W. Doig. a 4tr.
NH John G. Floyd. aIr1
t"pn David P. Brewster. ss,H
18th Thomas d Chettenden, Wing gain.
10Th john IL. Prentiss. cn
10Th Judson Allen.
2lst John c. Clark, Wing gain.
a2nd s,B. l'.lo LoGnard' prn c.Beets, to fill vac.
oa,d Laurence Foster, Wing gain.
o Nehemiah Ii Earl.
24th Christopher Morgan, Wing gain.
25th Theron r. Strong.
26th Francis p. Granger. .-f
37lh M. Mallory. q q
2Sth Thomas KempshdH ci-
29th Seth N. Gatcs-Hdrvey PanGm, 10
fill vacancy. bare
Both Luther C.. Peck.
3lst Richard Mdrpin.
32d Milldrd Fillmore.
33d Charles Il. MitcheH ai u
Two districts not fully ascertained. One
has probably elected Wing, and the other
Van Buren, man. Ii this be SO, the entire
delegation will stand-23 Wings and II Van
Buren men. In the old Congress, 10 Wings
and 80 Van Buren men. Wing gain l3-I
making difference of 26 in the relative
strength of parties. In the case of the next
Presidential election going into the House,
the Empire State will speak as she has al
ready spoken a majority of her congression-
al delegation being Wings.
Patronizing Newspaper Receiving
it two years, advertising to the amount Of
fifteen dollars, and when the account is pre-
scented to curse the whole editorial fraterni-
ty, and swear never to pay cent.
The Banks Of Montreal have again sus
pended specie payments in consequence Of
the unsettled state of affairs in the Pro-
vince.
]. Fennimore Cooper is out in the Octo-
ber number Of the Knickerbocker with
most violent assault on the character of Sir
Walter Scott. Sir Walter is said to have
made some notes in his diary respecting
the manners of Cooper that wounded his
pride. 1t will be fruitIess for Cooper to at
tempt TO inlure the fame of the "Wizard Of
the North" He had better be Cooper-ing
The Port Gibson Correspondent says
supper and Lower Canada appear still TO
be in an unsettled state. Apprehensions
are entertained that the United States will
invade then.(a!1 Orders have been given
for the levying and equipment of troops
There certainly exists something formida-
bic between the two Governments"
Y Coming little nearer home, Martin has
lately found that there was "something for
midable between" him and New York,
where the Wings have lately fought great
and glorious political battle, terminating in
the utter and lasting discontinue of the
forces of him of Kinderhook We do not
believe that, after all the marks Of favor
shown his son, Martin will turn round and
wrest either of the Canadas from her most
gracious msjesty Victoria. He could not
be so Hogg-ish.
Another LocombriUe Sub Trcdsrer.
Swartwout, collector of customs for the port
Of New York has helped himselfto upwards
Of 81 100000 of Uncle Sans money.
That's what we'd call going Il on the big
figure. Go il, ye Subs, while you have a
chance.
The new mammoth steamer Illinois, on
Lake Erie, accommodates 1000 passen-
gers. e e ceres p tT'