The New York Herald Newspaper, November 9, 1848, Page 1

NO. 5272. MORNING EDITION----THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1848. “ADDITI0wWAL RETURNS oF THE GREAT POL'TICAL CONTEST OF 1848, NAMES OF CANDIDATES ELECTED. THE THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS, he, &e, be. Welegraphic Returns. New York, FIRST DESPATCH. Povenkerrsin, Noy. 843g A. M. Eight towns in Dutchess county give Taylor 1,617 majority. Columbia county, it is believed, will give Taylor about 4,400. and Cass and V: juren 2,100, Rensselaer county has given Taylor about 3,000 ma- jority. The returns, howevor, are not complete. In Albany county, three whig Asseurvlymen arc elected. The other members are doubtful. The vote in Albany county, complete, is—for Tay- Jor 7,030, for ( age 3,970, and for Van Buren 2,682, Onondaga Congressional District has elested Gott the whig candidate. Three out of the four members of Assembly elected in Onondaga, are whizs. SECOND DESPATCH. Utica, Nov. 8—1 P, M. Oneida county shows returns from all but three towns. The vote stands as follows:—Taylor, 5,603, Cass, 3,861; Van Buren, 4,184. For Congress, Matte. son, (whig) has 6,631; Williams, (dem ) 3,018; Mann, (free soil) 4,461, For Assembly, two whigs and one free soil member are elected—one remaining doubtful. THIRD DESPATCH. Aunany, Nov. 8—1g P. M. Eleven towns in Washington county give Taylor 2,881; Case, 873, and Van Buren 1,412, FOURTH DESPATCH. Auuany, Nov. 8—5 P. M. In Yates county, Taylor has e majority of 159 over both competitors. Van Buren is ahead of Cass. In Wayue county, Van Buren has a majority of 71 over both. In Ontario county, Taylor has a majority of 1,237, although he runs behind the rest of the whig ticket. In Monroe county (incomplete), Taylor is 1,700 ahead. Cass runs bebind his ticket. In Orleans, Caylor’s majority over Van Buren is 660; over Cass, 1,400. In Livingeton county (six towns), Taylor is 680 abead of Van Buren. The county will give a plurality for Taylor of at least 2,000. From Erie county we have returns as follows:— Towns, Taylor. Buffalo city. Aepesmaprry Amberst..........+5 257 Aurora 346 Black Rock, 24 distaiet. 593 Chautauque 123 Hamburg . 593. Holland... 121 Lancaster 15 Sardinia. 156 Tonawand 106 Alden ....-+ 256 Ten towns are yet to be heard from. Taylor's ma- jority in Erie will not vary much from 4,000. In the twentieth Congressional district, (Oneida county) the plurality of Mattison, whig, 1s 1105. Two whig assembly men are elected in Oneida county, one free soller, and one is in dispute. In Onondaga county, Cass has not carried a single town or ward. Taylor has a majority of 600 over Van Buren in the county. The plurality of the whig can- Gidate for Congress (Daniel Gott,) is about 400. Two whigs andtwo fressoilers are elected Assemblymen. ‘The whig State ticket has plurality in the county. Oswego is reported to have given Van Buren a small plurality. Duer, whig, for Congress, has a plurality. In Cayuga county, Taylor has a majority of about 450 over Van Buren. Fish, whig, for Governor, and Con- ger, whig, for Cougress, have a plurality of about 600. ‘Two whig assembly men are elected, and there is one doubtful. In Tompkins county, Hector gives Taylor « majo- rity of 100 over his highest opponent. Broome county gives Taylor a plurality of 505. Seneea county gives Taylor a majority of about 200 over Van Buren. The whig assembly man is elected. FIFTH DESPATCH. Povcnxerrsim, Nov. 8—11 P. M. In the Seventeenth Congressional District (Montgo- mery and Herkimer counties) Alexander, whig, has a majority of 118 over Nellis, free soiler. Nellis has majority of 1,232 in Herkimer, and Alexander 1,350, in Montgomery. In Chenango county (two towns to hear from) Tay- lor has amajority of 862over Cass, and considerable more over Van Buren. The other two towns will in- crease the majority for Taylor about 100, Burnett: whig, for Congress, runs ahead of Taylor, In Ulster county (twelve towns) Taylor bas 3,661; Cass 1,620, and Van Buren 1,671; Gould, whig, for Congress, has about 1,800 majority over his highest op- ponent. Columbia county gives Taylor 3,007, Cass 2,128, and Van Buren 2,118. The vote for Congressman is about the same. ‘The towns of Catskill, Athens, Cairo, Durham; Prattsville, Asbland, Windham, Greenville, and Cox. sackie, in Greene county, give Taylor a» majority of 1,260, In the whole county, Taylor’s majority will be about 800, In the Eleventh Congressional Distriet, (Columbia and Greene counties.) Sylvester, whig, bas about 3,000 majority over Olney, (hunker,) his highest competitor. Greene county haselected two whig Assemblymen. In Oteego county Cass has a majority of about 200 over Taylor. The whigs have elected one Assembly- man, surely, and perhaps two. In Schoharie county Taylor has a majority of 400 over Cass, Danforth, whig, is elected tothe Assembly: In Cortland county, Tylor has 300 majority, and the whig candidate for Congress has 400. Broome county gives 500 majority for Taylor. State ticket the same. Chemung county gives Van buren a majority of atout 400, Toylor's majority in Erie county, 1.350. yet to hear from. Five towns Pennsylvania, FIRST DESPATCH. ‘The news from all sections indicates an inorearod whig vote; and tha vote of this State places Old Zaok $n the Presidential chair, SECOND DESI Paina ATCH. for Cass, and 6 for Van Buren, Rinspicn 3, Taylor, 2,100 for Cass, and 46 for VanjBuren Oxford, for Taylor, 144 for Cass, and 7 for Van Buren, Frankford, 470 for Taylor, 201 for Cass, and 20 for Van Buren. ower Dublin, 355 for Taylor, and 6for Van Buren. Byberry and Moreland, 161 foc Taylor, 122 for Case, and 39 for Van Buren. Total vote of Philadelphia county, 31,151 for Taylor, 21,420 for Cass, and 603 for Van Buren, ‘MMUIRD DESPATCH. Pritapecenta, Noy. 8-10 A.M. Berks county gives Cass 4,450 majority, Bucks county, excepting Salisbury, Richland, Plum- ated, and Milford, gives 251 majority for Cass, FOURTH DESPA LOM. Painaverensa, Novy, 8- 11 A.M. | Lebanon county gives Taylor 1,100 majority. | FIVTH DESPATCIL. Prinapenenia, Nov. 8 Franhlin county gives Taylor # majority of 820, Lebanon township (county?) gives I'aylor a majority of 1,100. SIXTH DESPATCH. Hakarsmvnon, Nov, 8-11 50 A.M, Dauphin county gives Taylor | 400 majority—-00 gein; Lebanon, Taylor, 1,100 mojority--S00 gain; Sobuyikill, 1,125 mojority for Taylor, Oid Mocher Cumberland gives Taylor 10) majority, Noretaras | “1D A.M. | from Perry, Mifflin or Jupiota, | SEVENTH DESPATCH. Hannisaunan, Nov. 8—12 A.M. ‘A telegraphic despatch, this moment received, gives Taylor 816 majority in Adams county; whig gain 286, York gives Cass 250; a gain over Johnston of 70. EIGHTH DESPATCH. Purtapeuruia, Nov. 8-1, M. ‘The official canvass of Bucks county shows a ma- jority of 224 fcr Case, NINTH DESPATCH. Puitapeuenta, Nov. 81% P. M. Lehigh county is reported 197 for Cass and Butler. TENTH DESPATCH. Puitapecruta, Nov. 8—2 P. M. Schuylkill county gives Tayler 1,220 majority. Carbon county gives Cass 202 majority. Whole county in by express. ELEVENTH DESPATCIT. Pamapevenia, Nov. 8—9 P.M. In Sullivan county Cass hase majority over Taylor of 147; in Clinton county 187; im Luzerne county (four townships not heard from) 794; in Westmore- land county, 2,000. In Bradford county, Taylor’s majority over Cass is 55, beinga whig gain of 51 since the gubernatorial tion ; in Butler county, Taylor's majority over Case is 215 ; in Mercer county 200, and in Beaver county 301. TWELFTH DESPATCH. Purtapenrnta, Nov. 810 P.M. Thirty counties now heardfiom give Taylor a ma- jority of 15,516 over Cass. The southern telegraphic wires are broken beyond Bedford. THIRTEENTH DESPATCH. Pamaveenia, Nov. 8—11 P. M. The county of Blair gives Taylor a majority of 1,000 over Cass ; and the county of Bedford, 10, Susquebanna county gives Cass 1,700 majority. Ohio. FIRST DESPATCH Cincisnati, Nov, 8—6 A. M. Three towns in Athens county give a whig gain of 71 since the gubernatorial election. Six towns in Sciota county give a whig gain of 155. Fourteen towns in Ross county give 464 whig gain Pickaway county gives a whig gain of 189. Nine towns in Muskingum give a whig gain of 58. Clark county (about half the county heard from) gives a majority of 1,120 for Taylor. Franklin, 183 for Taylor. Six towns in Washington county, inclading Ma- rietta, give a gain of 136 for Cass. SECOND DESPATCH. Paivapetrnia, Nov. 8-94 P. M. In Tuscarora county, Taylorhas a majority of 60 over Cass; in Mercer county 200, and in Butler county 200. In Fairfield county Cass has a majority of 10) over Taylor. In Mercer county. the free soilers polled about 1,000 votes. THIRD DESPATCH Cotumaus, Noy. 8-9 P. M. It is all over with Ohio ; the Western Reserve tells the story. Cass will Lave a majority of 8,000 or 10,000 over Taylor in this Sti ‘Virgin FIRST DESPATCH. Battimone, Nov. 8—10 A. M. Chesterfield gives Cass a majority of 208, SECOND DESPATCH. Puitapenruia, Nov. 8—1}¢ P. M. Richmond gives 158; Henrico, 44; Fairfax, 15 Frederigheburg 00, and Wheettng 15--Tayior gains, THIRD DESPATCH. Puitapetrnia, Nov. S—2 P, M. Culpepper county gives 36 majority for Taylor Orange county gives 50 majority for Taylor. King George county gives 30 majority for Taylor. Stafford, (two precinctc) gives 85 majority for Cass. FOURTH DESPATCH. Baxtimonx, Nov. 8—11 P. M. Orange, (Taylor’s native place.) gives Cass a ma- jority of 71. Im Norfolk city Taylor has a majority of 204; in Princess Anne, (two precincts not heard frem,) 47; 1m Elizabeth city 18; in Warwick 51 Norfolk county, (one precinct not heard from,) gives Cass a mejority of 96; Shenandoah 1,244; Warren 163; and Frederick 93. FIFTH DESPATCH. Ricumonp, Nov. §—P. M. Chesterfield county gives Cass s majority of 206; Caroline, 40; Shenandoab, 1,244; Warren, 163; Frede- rick, 9°; Louisa, 100, and Powhattan, 59. Henrico county gives Taylor 192 majority; Albe- marie, £00, and Clark 9. North Carolina, FIRST DESPATCH. Pumavetrnia, Nov. S—13g P. M. Taylor gains Wake and Cumberland counties by 150 majority. SECOND DESPATCH. Putapenrnia, Nov. 81% P. M. Cumberland county, Taylor, 5 , 1,191. Maryland. FIRST DESPATCH. Baxrione, Nov. 8—10 A. M. Cecil county, (two precincts to hear from,) gives Cass a majority of 82. Harford county gives Taylor a 1 ajority of about 200, Van Buren received 5 votes. SECOND DESPATCH. Bartimone, Nov. 8—11 A. MQ] Washington county, (excepting one precinct) gives Taylor 266 majority. THIRD DESPATCH. Puitaperriia, Nov. 8144 P. M. In Baltimore county four dis‘ricts show a gain over the Governor's vote, of 3,387, Frederick county gives 152 majority for Taylor, FOURTH DESPATCH. Patapetenia, Noy. S—2P. M. Frederick county, complete, 175 majority for Taylor. ‘Washington, complete, 275 majority for Taylor. FIFTH DESPATCH Battimone, Nov, 8-119. M. Three precinets of Charles county give Taylor a mojority of 200. Montgomery gives Taylor a majority of 286, and St. Mary’s 420, New Jersey. FIRST DESPATCH. Trenton, Nov. 8-5 P.M. In Burlington township, Taylor has 100 majority ; Northampton, 92; Chester, 33 ; Whittingborough, 73 ; Medford, 142; Evesham, 104; Southampton, 48, To- 602, Springfield gives 8, and Pemberton ‘1, for 663, and Potts’44, In Monmouth, Jackson gives Cass 89 majority, and Potts 50, Middlesex gives Taylor 700 majesity. SECOND DESPATCH. Newank, Nov. 84} A.M ‘Taylor's majority in this county isonly 1,000—three strong whig townships to hear from yet, which will make bis majority 2.000. Hudson county, #0 far, gives Taylor 300 majority. ‘The votes in Jersey City are not yet counted; but they wil probably increase the whig majority to 600, THIRD DESPATCH. Moxmovurn, Nov. 8-5 AM. The latest returns from Somerset give Taylor 450 majority. The returns from Monmouth county are till in complete; but as far as received, they show a majority for Taylor. FOURTH DESPATCH. Trewtos, Nov. 8 Somernet county gives Taylor 45) majority, In Monmouth county, Plumsted gives Taylor 15 and Wm, A, Newell 25, Millstone gives Newell 55; Upper Freebold gives Taylor 62, and Newel 200, Newell runs ahead of bis ticket, Fir Tu DESPATCH. Newanx, 3 complete, gives M 8-9 A.M. Hunterdon county, Case 1,000 mojority. Somerset county, mojority for Taylor Monmouth county, £00 for Taylor. Piumsted township gives 15 majority for Taylor. Milletone, 20 fur Taylor ; Upper Freehold, 82 for Lay- Total 39 Newell's vote in these townships is | lor; “Burlington, 100 for Taylor ; Northampton, 92 do; Chester, 83do; Willingboreugh, 73 do; Medford, 142 do ; Evesbam, 108 do; Southampton, 48 ‘40. Middlesex Ser net to have given 700 for Taylor. Mercer county gives Taylor, 683 majority, In 1844 Clay’s majority was 463. Essex county gives Taylor a majority of 1,600—three whig townships to hear from, which will probably swell the vote to 2,000, North Mansfield gives Taylor 5923 majority ; Spring- field 8 for Cass ; Pemberton 31 for Cass, Jackson, in Mommouth county, gives Cass 89, and Potts 39. Sussex county gives Cassa majority of 2,243, SIXTH DESPATCH. Puitapetrnia, Nov. 8—10 A.M. Camden county, (two districts to be heard from) Sives Taylor 700 majority. SEVENTH DESPATCH. Tassron, Noy. 8—1 P. M. Cumberland given ‘SB for Taylor, and Gloucester 415. " Massachusetts, FIRST DESPATCH. Boston, Nov. 8—1% P. M. Eight towns in Barnstable county give 387 whig ma- jority, and small whig gain from last year. Total vote of the State, over 140,000. Connecticut. FIRST DESPATCH. Srominoton, Nov. 7—Midnight. The votein this town to-day was for Taylor 404, Casa, 264; Van Buren, 45. The vote in Groton was for Taylor 196, for Cass 173; and for Van Buren 50. In North Stonington, at half-past three o’clook this afternoon, Cass was about twenty-five abead. SECOND DESPATCH. Barvcrrort, Noy. 8—10 A. M. The tenth Senatorial district gives Taylor a plurality of about 240, and Fairfield about 750, THIRD DESPATCH. Maine. FIRST DESPATCH. Boston, Nov. 8—10 A.M. Returns from ten towns in York county, and ten in Cumberland, show s whig gain of 460 over the vote in Soptember. SECOND DESPATCH. Boston, Nov. 8—11 A. M. Returns from 47 towns, as far as heard from at 9 o’clock this morning, show a whig gain of 1.230, THIRD DESPATCH. Bosrow, Nov.8—12 M. Eight towns in Kennebec county, give Taylor 1,782 plurality. Whig gain, since September, 679. New Hamps! FIRST DESPATCH. Boston, Nov.8—1% P, M. Further returnsfrom New Hampshire indicate an increased democratic majorit; ‘ermont. FIRST DESCATCH. Troy, Nov. 811 A. M. The result in seven towns (names not given). is for Taylor, 1,146 ; Cass, 289; Van Buren, 288, SECOND DISPATCH. Boston, Nov. 8—1P, M. Returns from all but two towns of Windham county give Taylor 2,620, Cass 684, and Van Buren 1,333, THIRD DESPATCH. Bostox, Nov. 8—1% P. M. The State of Vermont has all been(besrd trom ex. cept two towns. Windham county gives Taylor 2.630; Cass, 484; Van Buren, 1,353. Whig gain, 494. since September. FOURTH DESPATCH. Bunuincron, Noy, 8101; P. af. The towns of Highgate, Fairfax, Fairfield, Nor- burgh, Richmond, Berkshire, Sheldon, Montpelier, Middlesex, Waterbury, Lincoln, Goshen, Leicester Sudbury, Shaftsbury, Woodford, Athens, Brattleboro} Broos line, Dover, Dumerston, Grafton, Guilford, Hali, fax, Jamaica, Londonderry, Marlboro, Newfane, Rid- ney, Rockingham, Stratten, Townsend, Vernon, Wadsboro, Westminster, Whittingham, Wilmington, and Windham, give Taylor 4,236, Cass 1,566, and Van Buren 2,572. Kentucky. Puitapetruta, Nov, 8—9}¢ P. M. Carrolton, (the residence of Gen. Butler,) gives a majority of 47 for Taylor. Carroll gives Taylor a ma- jority of 13. ichiga: Detroit, Nov. 8—7 P. M. Cass bas carried the State. Sprague, whig, is elected to Congress. Missour! St. Loulse—5 majority for | for Cass. “Hlinots. Sangamen County—Taylor, 500 majority. Clay's majority in 1844, 406, Chicago, (Cook County)—Taylor 1,281, Cass 1,050 n Buren 1,543. General Summary. New York, The result of the election in this State, is so decid- edly in favor of {aylor and the whigs generally, that we have not thought it best to teke up our columns with the numerous details from the interior of the State, which have reached us, and still continue to, by telegraph; particularly as these returnsare quite insuf- fioient to satisfy curiosity as to the amount of the majo" rity or plurality of Taylorover Cass and Van Buren; nor are we yet able to determine which of the two latter electoral tickets has run best in the State. When the re~ turné are more complete from entire counties, wo shal’ ult in the State, of ‘We have added up the returns from a number of towns and counties in various parts of the State, and | the following is the result :— This looks as it Van Buren ‘would come Sanlad in the canvass of the votes of the State. VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE SIXTIL CON- GRESSIONAL DISTRICT. witto, DeMocRAtic. FREE HOTT. Wards, Brooks. Lav. Field. Ie... eee. 1213 is 890 1904 » 1996 1240 3 2650 majority tor Brooks, VOTR FOR REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE WNRXPIRED TERM IN THE THIRTIETH CONGRESS FOR THE SIXTH DISTRICT. DEMOCRATIO, wie, Fo RE sor, Wards, Greeley. Bradhurst, Townsend. it + 13 1299 2s #16 27 551 2m ie 173 Mis 373 Bu) 257 Total .. 9448 G49 1692 6H9 2000 majority for Greeley. 18 COUNTY —CONGRES 8. Flashing. ‘ North Hempstead Hompstead.. ... Oysterbuy Whig majority over both. . Whig plurality 1,082 ba Asse ably ticket Is elected by about the same plaral! 9 The whole whig ticket is elested. SUPFOLK. COUNTY The only town heard trom in Suifolk f# Huntingtoa et eae 515 majority. the his fa eats Beg er big ticket is a 2 leg ore yi the wi poe electe ted by over 000 Se eB county, | a > 458 PleaBiiairyrSiri S211 SEbsad 2.983 219 2704 8 s Onto, Im the fellowiog table we compere returns of the Presidential election with the recent election for Governor, when Ford (whig) had majority in the State of 345. Whig gain, Dem gain, Athens (3 towns) ... Sciota (6 towns), 14 towne) Total...... Net democratic gain thus far, 538, It becomes @ mice question whether the whig gain in other parts of the State will balance the democratic gain on the Western Reserve. The indications are that the whig loss on the Reserve, from the free soil; may reach 10,000 or more. Governor, 148. Massachusetts, The following is the vote in some of the prinoipa cities and towns :— Tener Van eee 1,675 537 1,959 1,007 1,835 “or 8 232 405 a 895 127 292 WwW 4 617 Taunton... 760 448 Plymouth .. 284 303 Quipoy.... 266 169 Fall River. . arly the full vote of the State, about 30 towns only to be heard from:— BRCAPITULATION. Counties Taylor, Svffolk........ 8.905, Ereex, 28 towne Plymouth, 18 tor Humpsbire, complet Van Buren. 36,768 Cass, «23,690. Do, over Van Buren, 20,332, ANOTHER VIEW. President, 1848, Governor, 1846, het eshte Towns and ci Cas. V. B, Ab. taem,, 38 BGT 125 Danvers .. 478 172 daunton 218 448 era Rewburypert 370 38 New Bediord, 433 618 2 2B 6st 163 175 2 7 12 5 y 7 10,347 5,083 5,941 1246 is bel ‘egain kr the above towns. . 1,278 a o. 5 Fen Barents ten "ee 4,697 Vermont. e hiGeg aN Ee pi 7.1348, Bept. 1848. it resident. Governor. Taylor, Cass, V. Buren. Whig. FS. St. Albans... 204 70 M48 1 66 157 5 255 162 435 267 150 46 Tl «618 8067 = 13 [Taal 6 7 7 % 13 15 *Ferrisburgh.. 111 6 nl 6 6 Middlebury... 812 67 127 262 43° «(124 Corn #all 3 55 140 83h Way brid; 6 67 4 — 81 Orrell. 20 wu 6163 % = = Castleton! 6L 47-312 65 BL Rutland. 68 63 B21 4018 Manchester 82 6 «170 6B BB Dorset. . . 58 7 110 98 112 Bernington. 233 «M40 876 108-247 *Pownal. ... 157 43 157 6 Westford 289 124 26 8% — M0 223-29 13°10 OW 6 68 20 2 64 19 «28 182-26 92 «162: «96 28 caves 204 1,805 1,286 Whig, Dem. Philadelphiacity... 6,069 — 3,901 = Philadelphia county. 4219 = — 970 a 1400 = 980 pa — 2,602 = - — 7 — 4218 = 4,460 — 4,204 = 837 pa, 206 — 10 Franklin — 770 - Adams, . 816 — 525 = Columbia — 1,008 — 41m Beaver 880. | 381 i Westmoreland, » so 4100 — 2,009 Bredford (reported) 55 _ - 507 721 — 735 197 - 446 292 — ' 32 240 = 126 a4» 1001 = - 398 - 448 - 595 - 578 - 500 - b73 _ 600 _ 486 CT aes 475 = _ 340 _ 183 1,220 - 726 _ 26395 = 11,633 bf 76L 12102 . 11,08) 0a 14 762 Johnston’s 5 650 Taylor's mai. .... Taylor’s gain thus far, in 26 counties, 9.103. Jobnston’s majority in the State, it will be remem- bered, was 300, There are 34 counties to come in yet. WILMOT’s D Bradford county, which gave 507 democratic ma- jority at the governor's election, is reported to have given 50 mejority for Taylor, and is so put down in our table. But a despatch, via Elmira, says, “17 town’ in Bradford county give Taylor 700 majority.” If so, the whig gain is 1,200, supposing the remaining towns to balance each other, New Jersey, Counties. Taylor. Cass. Clay. ~——-Polk, Bergen... 300 — 461 Burlington. . . 1,000 pas ae Camden 700 - - Essex... 200 = _ Hunterdon... — 1,029 842 Hudson. 66) - 26 Oo Mercer. + ei - 306 = Middlesex. 697 - 298 - Morris. - 437 - Passaic. - 3 — —_ 161 _- 2.23 _- 195 (reported) 1 800 254 Cumberland... 348 = - ‘487 872 4,965 Taylor’s maj. 3,068 Clay's maj, Taylor's on, 2,658 COUNTIES TO BE HEARD FROM. Clay, Monmouth, Hag Atlantic. . oid Cape May 2 466 = 182 ae 648 558 * Monmouth was incorrectly reported, as we think, by telegraph. yesterday, and we therefore omit it ia our statement, The state may be set down, in round num bers, at 2.500 to 3 000 for Taylor. Salem... Vv weet’ ‘1844, Polk, Richmond city Alexandria cou! Wheeling cizy Henrico C. H Petersburg. . Harper’s Ferry, ferson county Fairtax county. Chesterfield . . Berkeley... ! wride 2,086 421 Taylor's maj. sofar 1646 Clay’s maj. in 1844. One township in K Connection President, 1848. VB, Gov Apt , 48. Taylor. Cass, Wh N. Haven Gr towns) 4, G98 8003, 748 Hartford. . 6004 5.347 790 Middlesex . 5 2165 350 Tolland .. 1,698 191 2087 735 565 25,209 22,043 4,207 22043 Taylor over Case 3.166 ‘To be heard fi ‘ew Haven county, 1 in Windham, 8 in LitchSeld, and 19 ia Fairdeid gountire—in all 29, towne Thoy will not reduce 0. Rhode Isiand, _ Novemann, 1845. Taylor, Ci Govennon, 18 B. Whig. Dem Se 07 Counties. Providence. Taylor plurality 1.704 Taylor mojority iv 10 Two counties, Newport and Bristol, to hear from They votedin 1547 as follows :— in since ee: os Van Buren’s lors — do, *We bave no returns for September from these two w Prenat vote. ‘towns, and y repeat thi Maryland Taylor, Cass. Clay, ‘Polk. Baltimore city. — 618 -_ 478 Baltimcre Co. - 150 = 416 Cecil... . - 82 23 - Frederick. 175 - 196 = 200 - 270 aa 276 _ 78 - “060 150, 567 888 650 507 100 321 Whig gain........221. Tennessee. ——18485——. ——1844— Taylor, Coss, Clay. Polk. Davidsen Co.. gain, — Memphis City. ‘1255 maj. — 287 ea Kentucky. ie, 18, Cass. Clay. Polk. Fayette. = Siimaj Mason. . ~ i — ——1s44— Taylor, Cass. Clay. Polk 137 pi 119 - Jefferson. Bartholome Jobnston. Jackson. . Jenning. Seutt.... Clay, Polk. Sangamon . 500 maj. — 466maj. — Morgan. . - 2 The Result as far as Known, in Brief. The Electoral Vote of 1848, so far as known’ Compared with that of 1844, Whig, Derm, ott Blac, Vote of 1844. Taylor. Vote, Clay. Polke, nN. i Massachuser Khode Island Counectient, Vormont.. Maryland, Virginis .. North Caroli: New York Rewdersey, Penusy iva Ecc Su teeaeiae, 6 6 12 9 9 7 3 6 3 4 . 4 Wisconsin . see ‘ Total eee =~ 105 70 15 Nocensury to a eboiee, 16. Polls over Clay 65 NAMES OF CANDIDATES ELECTED. NATIONAL OFFICERS. PRESIDENT, General Zachary Taylor, of Louisiana. VICE PRESIDENT, Millard Fillmore, of New York, Members of 3Ist Congress. NEW YORK. _ eh John A. King, whig gain. : David A. Bokee, whig gain, . J. Phillips Phoenix, whig gain, [Walter Underhill. whig gain, George Briggep whig, James Brooks, whig. gal Horace Greeley, hie, gain to ill vacancy. William Nelson, whig. . R, Hallo Neg. . Thomas } coh, whig, probably “Herman D. Gou'd. whig, “OR, Sylveater, whig. . Gideon O. Reynolds, whig. .Jobn L. Schooleraft, whig. .George R. Andrews, shige JR 'Phurwan, whiz, gain HP White, whig. Jexander, wh gain, probably. Whig. Dem. Seat, Newport sieges Oe ae Bristol. a4 rs 3 vn a 7) eo Whig majority. .W . Daniel Gott, whig. ‘Harmon 8 Conger. whig. .W. T. Jackson, whig, probably, LW. A. Saokett, whig. | AM aderaaincas, dale obit L, Row, whig. MICHIGAN. .- William Sprague, whig gain. NEW JERSEY. Andrew kt ndrew jay, iiiem A, le ‘Isaac Wildrich, democrat. Jobn Van Dyke, whig. . James G. King, whig, * No change. State Oficers, NEW YORK. . . Hamilton Fish, whig. George W Govennon.. Likutenanr Cana Coumustonen.. : «-Chatien COok, Whig. Brae Pausow Insecoton. . Alexander H. Wells, whig, MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY. NEW YORK, mime Diat. Names wa a tram Kit Eeayes nie 3: A Wine wig” ‘OngtDa. Oliver Proscnit, whig IN. N. Pioroe, whig. Quenns. 1... Wessel 8, Smith. WESTCHMATER. }...,.Wm, H, Robertson, whig, onanar, David ©. Buell, whi David HF, Moffat, wh Maur oe Hoyt, w New York County Officers ‘Diseted, Reconver +Frederick A, Talli , whig | Suanocarr.. + Alex W. Bradford, w Reorsten. i whig. {Rol mp ol, whig. 1522! [Merwin R. Brower, whig. 15°)" Alberc Gi bert, wh'g. a Aspect of the Thirty First Congress, as far nown. SENATE. Democrats in Roman. Term rer Maine, — Expires. Avapama. Ezpires, nibal Hamiin...,..,, 1661 Democrat. . + 1863 . Bradbur, 1853 Democrat’ * New Maxpaine, John P, Hale Maasissr 1853 Jefferson Davis 1805 Uneert . crt Samuel 8. Phelps 1851 William Upham 1855 Massacnuaerra, Daniel Webster... 64.24.1851 John Dav 1858 wrvcKy, Joseph R Under ond Roger 8, Baldwin Truman 8m th. New York, Daniel 8. Dickinson Whig Wm. L. Dayton, Jacob W. Mill Penna Daniel Sturgeon. Whig, probably ; Devaw John M. Clayton Bresiey Spruance ARYLAND. Reverdy Johnson... James A, Pearce... VIRGINIA, James M. Mason Robert M. T. Hun: NontH Cano: Thomas Fit Alpheus F+ lel LVANIA, INDIANA, Stephen A. Douglass. Democrat. . . Wm P. Mangum Whig, provably oo a CANOLINA, Joba C. Calhoun Demoorst. . EO! John M. Berrien W. C. Datoson. pire ponhes of Senators, 8. pro! Denvertis, robabiy. Uncertais . Thomas J. Rusk, . 1565 Sam Late, nee 10" - 1863 Uncertain, 1865 Uncertain Natives in Small Capitale; Democrate Whigs in Italic in Roman, Those marked F, 8, are Free Seilers. Dist. In.inorn, 1—Wm. H. Bireell, 2—Jobn A. M’e lernand, 3—Thomas R. Youn, 4—John Wentworth, M—Chester Butler, B—Jamo 8. Green. 4—Willrd P. Gall, 12—David Wilmot P. 8, 6—John 8. Phelps, 13—Joreph C ih Iowa. 1¢—Charles W. Pitman. 15—Henr 16—Jas. & MeLanshan, 17—Samuel Calving 13—4. Jackson Ogle. VERwonT. 19—Job Mann, —Wm. Henry. DR. R. Ree 3oNeehalce, 31—Moses Hampton, B—No chotwe, 22—Ja\n W, Howe. P, 8. No choice. 23—Jumes Thompeon, Marve. 2—Altred Gtimore. 1—Elbridge G ‘Ouro. 2—Nathariel & Littlefield, 1—David 7. Di 3—John Otis. L. D 4—Rusue K. Goodenew, Gro 1—Thomas B. King. born. 2M. J. Welbo 3 diten T. Owen. s—Thomas 6 Baskett smuel ma a Sa 6—Howell Cobb, 13—W. A. ‘Whittlesey. Alex. H Fin gl 14—Nathan AQ Robert Toombs, 15-Wm F inter. F. 1-Daniel Wallace, ie Toeeph |\— Daniel ce, —J one} 'e. 2- tJ. L, Orr. 18—Day Davla 19— John Crowell. F. 2— Joa. R. Giddings. F. 8, Bi—Joreph MM. Root. F. MOA 6—tlese &, Holmes, 1—W. F. Colcock. 2-William Sprague. Frormwa, 1-B. C. Cabell. J— fol As Kings ga ae —Pree — John ‘ing a—| ton Kis Oo 4—David 4 Hokee. io Charles EC ‘A \ 2-0, B. ‘Mattern, 3—J. Philips Phonir, - 2l— Vhomas Smith, Walter Underhill. f—Georye Briggs, €—J mes Brookes. 7— Wiltiom Nelson, BR Hy llowa 9— Thomas MeKisvock. 10—Herman D Ge Li—C. R. Sylvester. 12—Gideon O Reynolds. is— sonal. Wehocteerast. M— George RK, Andrews, 16—J RK, Thurman, W—Hugh White, a Harorp Patna WJ—H P, Alexander. —L, Burrows, kcihectehe NEW muesar, rew 4—Jo* 5 2—-Wm. A Newell” Jenn Tne. S—leaae Wildrick. ~FTte seat is to be omntosted by Daniel F. Miller, tn graceanance af the rejection of Rif Doll bok’ of the Kaneetile + Elected as Taylor mon; they are democrats, 3 This soat isto be conterted hy John. Litte, J. whig, on aoe count of alleged frand in the returnefrom Richmond and the dle- jet of Peni hie teat is to be contested by Mr. Duncan (whig) for alleged THE RESULT IN FIGURES. New Coxoness —OLp Conor Whig, Dem, Whig. Dome ved 6 1 6 - 5 Pe rs 3 pa Hy F 4 i s 15 9 a oe ae ~ 1 = 4 ‘ ‘ t ‘ { 4 { 3 1 Py m on 63 62 o Whig majority thus far. 9 3 Arrest of Tegal Voters —A man by Edward H. Tracey, was arrested om the day of elee- tion, on a charge of iltegal voting in the Fourteenth ward; likewise Michael O'Brien was arrested on the ame chargo. James Hamblin was arrosted for at= tempting to vote illegally at the poll of the second district inthe Fifth ward) Lemuel Lockwood was ar- rested for attempting to vote illegally in the Eleventh ward, W. Lee was arrested on a charge of vo'ing il- Meeby ae third and kta tena ma the Fourth war these men were detained by th gistrate for a further bearing. clans Charge of Stealing a Horse ane Wagon. —Othoer Rile, of the Tenth ward, arrested, yesterduy, two men, called James Adams and Joba MeCaghey. on « charge of stealing a ho’ ny Nee ‘on fro m Step ‘in Benedict, 118 Stanton street; also, they are charged with steal- ing horse and wagon from John G. Ai Mett etre Stealing Ove coals.—A notorious thie?, called John Pike. elias Sailor Jack, wae arrested, y » bY Captain Jobnaon, of the Eighteenth ward police, om ts from the Je! jene of olem was found in the qoonrlos of the Justice Mountfort committed the prisoner Stalhing —A Dutchman, by t! me of ta) arrested, yesterday, by officer ward,on of coats thus sores, or trial. Chor geo : Ne we aye bg dent bee hor] aon Kin! Justice Lothrop t to ‘await it'the recult to ‘he weambbe an .