Pennsylvania

The returns fiom thie State, as far as heard. preponderate in favor of Polk. The accounts lilherto received are not sufficient to determine the political cast of the State with certainty.CC?5 The counties ofCrawford and Butler, Pa. were organized for Liberty this year for the first time. The former county gave the überty candidate for Goveruor 164 votes, and the Jatter, 108. This was a fair begin uing. 05a James Gordon, the murderer of Amasa Sprague, has been sentenced by the SupremeCourt of Rhode Islantf to be hanged on he 14th of February. 05a" The papers contain a eíory from thr Clevelnnd Plaindealer, to the effect that the Rev. Mr. Fairbank, an AboJition minister of Ohio, and Miss Webster, a neice of Daniel Websier, have been indicted by the Grand Jury of Fayette County, OIüo, and are now n jail awaiting trial. They are charged with enticing negroes from their masters. The certifícate of the jailer isannexed to the state ments: but it looks somewhal like a "Roorback': 6tory. Mr. Fairbank iaaaidto be m irons. The jiil is in Lexington, the residence of Henry and Cassius M. Clny.ft? The following extract from the Cincinnati Chronicle exhibits a specimen of the theunliring effurts put forlh by the Whigs to seduce Liberty men: "In Logan county, as we are told by a respcctable citizen of that county, the Whigs appoimed n committee of one tbr eacii antislavery voler, whose business it was to wait on the tma-Blnvery mnn committed to his charge, and prevail on him lo vote the Whig ticket . lf snccespful or otherwise, each com - mitteeman was ieport accordingly; nnd f unsucce.-eful, was to be discharged and a ne.v committee appoinled'.for the unconvinced voter. This plan wan carried outratid it ia 8aid some twenty votes were gained by it .'r {t Mr, Giddings addrested thepeopleon Abolition in six towns in Tumbuli County, Ohio, and the resul was on increase of the Liberty vore for Congress. ovor the previous year of 102 f Ol?5 Gen. Thompson, our late minister, to Mexico, gives a far more favorable account of the abilities nnd charocter of President Santa Anno, and of the Mexicans generally, tban has hitherto prevailod in thi$ country.