Democratic Victory

-Hon. Abner ratt, was elected Major of tbo city of Marshall, on Monday, by 126 majority. 'ho entire democratio tiükot was eloeted xcept Marshal and one Constable. - Mr. Pkatï may probably thank the buse of tlie Advertiser and Tribune for lis large majority. STL Gen. Cassh.-s M, Olay, in a et' er to the N. Y. Times, assigns as a eaaon for not having enterod iipon the isuharge of his "military duties, the iro slavery views of Gen.' Hallkck, nd nssorts that he shall do all he can i induce the President to rnake Gen. ütlbr commanderin-ehief. - Why did not Cassius teil the public n tho saine letter wbether or no he had drawn bis pay as Miijor-Genural wbile dedining active service. JSFSE" ÏJy aot of f ongrcss tha State of Michigan has been divided iuto two judicial districts. In the eastern district courts are to be held at Detroit on the first ïuesday in Murch, June, and November, by Judge Wilkins, of oourse: and in the western district, at Graad Rapids, on tbo third Monday of Muy and October. -Mr. S. L. Withey, of Grand Rapids, bas been appoiuted Judge of tho new district. - Was the división of the State hito two districts essentially necossary to the accomraodation of the public, or haa it been made to inake places for some of the faithful ? fT The üth Congrega expirod bv " liinitation " on the 4th. The next Congres is likely to be a better oue, and cnnnot be worsc, bo we are fully Ff?noi!ed to th dieTOln'.ieB.