The New York Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1851, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD == WHOLE NO. 6950. MORNING EDITION ---WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1851. PRICE TWO CENTS. _ AMUSEMENTS. a we sett of Pao oY ley s puta Ee ackiaaise ” Way “THEAT! staat. ii es taf Fall an weno at 7 TRUNEH OFTHE DEMOERATS N THS CITY. Complete Revolution in the Com- mon Council. a4 URTON’S oar gia BERS STREET. Bor 1 626; te begin at ok. Degen G ‘ircle eta, 0 iter B cents; Secu! rivate Srehesten Seats, 75 yeh Shai are ~ Russell; ‘Januca, Me. Dyck Mr, ea et ‘te Slava allncks ke an appeal to tha public, am, Mrs. Dytt, iS. fey a onnee OUGERAM | Sr panr oe N* tein ienahf ate Dew 6 ‘open at ina Boxes, 25 cou! Px 1236 oenta; Srcbastes Tieke' BelvaveBox Thikses’ $> Wednesdsr wweniog, N oy gicheane | fre ~“ertainwents will commence with the drams of TH LaD' OF THE Ly org ge J x ; Miss ‘Co! + f Devi ber. To be follo wert hy t: iin | ‘uaNcd, ? ree Guadersdert, Mc. Bis ose 4 rnold: Bla: conclude wil PRancee ig. M Little Hoos, Master Johu Murray; Lizo, Mi The Probable Success of the IN IBLO’s GARDEN. MAN, = a ey — “or mad every aia d during the wook, “three Ny shine new wilt Berta ‘toele ae the font Feel ae the FO! FOUR LO tee ik the RED GNOME (Mows, Mafaett) WARRIOR (Antoi Ravel mt ARR RO’ G LYCEUM, BROADWAY, NI B ts taveot Beare spent a 1 NEAR BROOME THE CITY RETURNS. State Ticket. »» Mise Co burn, ARNUM’: AMERICAN MUSEUM —P. T. BARNUM Layered and Froprietoc; John Greer zoon, a ck, ROSIN, tr Clarks; Rosica; Miss Mosbarers By bhe reat of ths coapany. ia tie evoning, at 734 o'clock by partion e presentes Ketzsbue's celebrated moral play, iy nat 4 Clarke; Mrs. Mise M, i of the company, ‘The fac ai ‘Gof the great Li Jb yy 2None dis mead te now © in the Musoum, as weld as ¢) Fawily, the Chicere collection, &. well a the Happy ps” ot ted xperisnced performes under the sotpe ae of BE. Christy, whose concerts 3 ‘& euccession of “ five years,” have bean received Eight 4 ai o'e hs Se iinsteel tu ial od that the Saturday a‘ternoon o: Yd tg ll RIGHT—PELLOWS MINSTRELS, AT fall, ween Ne, YORK AMPHITHEATRE, NO. a nh OWERY.—L. J. North, Preptictor.—Private Boxes, 50 cents; Boxes and Parquette, 25 ceuts; Pit 1234 cents. ‘Doors open ate quarter before 7; commen xy Regie befare 8. Seaed combination of talent for the onset wook. ight of the eppagement cf Mica Mactarland, the oelebrate lansouse. agement of Mme. T. Nunn, the beautival equestrienne, Kevemgagoment of Sam. Lathrop, the people's ciown. First of th Pye and Shepherdess, by ire Levi J, North Mad: Fifte ‘note of ees by Master Wil- Horpor and Ed- sare 7 6 Genvef a Mutations hy Madan: ToN oom =r wet dig rd avd She Mr. North and Madam Nun and Fling. by Bisb Wactarl land; Dancing by th» yd ake milton eee ‘Trained. Dogs, introduced. by Mons Harpe BRCM MUU eemielde with Lt Bisa SNe P Lubin, ir. We nnette, Miss Mac! lend. the th Mr. Levi J. North will receiva a venente” 0” ne Mth Inthe Eee MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARE, ons block shove the National Theatre. —Gearge Les, salt loon performances every afternoon and even- Fatertainments to commence in the aiteeucon at Shree a ii 7% o'slock. ‘The entertain- id such as can de srenat no New York, consisti with his “elenshd tot, tor, tay of Model Artista, wh smnonapof maney : oF leeted for th re, hud wha porsonate der of beaut company of Arab Gils, through @ of strength and dexterity; . tists, who will give am - uslied ‘ company ino! hie Seat if oe with - variety sthormsanees evecy Bfternocn and crening. For day. -Adinisn! TALIAN O LL opera USE. — SALE, THE WHOLE I [- teats Re ea i The Opeen Hones toot ‘the Mor. preseap eae 0) 4 vided they are oD) T IE RAYMOND BENEFIT COMMITTEE MET LAST ‘evening, acoor tir ton Post Office, New York to anmovrcement, at No. baby ‘emained in fossion two dou 4 ewes ely Tecuested ¥. By Cy Guo. B. DE FORREST, Cheicman. apy, Sooretary, am SEMENTS IN PRPAPMEP ATA, | Seer megee teiomyh, and gptuainctic & ete corde eh gratst sl Temsmbrazee, one of the mest over experienced in ény country, and * fe will continue his Crand Draw t, ot Soirens Mysteriew e ati further action: when baie Infevtee, wonders, ilinstrativo of the fall nology and Witcherat Doors yn eg Admittance fr de silane ee THE BALL SEASON. i frp day 2; commence a8 8 ARK Ki PRIVATE DANCING AcaDany, ond: ayy tay bed J ty Bal 3 PRIVATE TANCING AND W. s gaies ZELTATE ZANCING AED MaLraina 4 street, tiem en on Tuesda: ms Frid ens Mday ove on and Ssturday = adiev and gontle- sap receive lee as for wi d once a ck on avery Private Soirces by PRIVATE DANCING AND eadem y, Be 9, 0 Ze ladies aad feduende yond ‘Saturday sheraseess Als hose who coee ¥, Sane Cae or 1acro ane per week. irees every school eve apis only, Al irees every second Fric ay ny a nc rem if yeah evil Wud Trent = y. Freee peal Apply only as mt Bowery, ‘CING AND Waligine se, 1, BROOK BROOKES’ Roo ‘orner Cates, Nice Balu ree read ‘R001 ASTROLOGY, &e. M rier orice Faom Pi Fyanserate, Ley aaah Seeley | teeta rRoM owgpen, yeas. OPERA. ASTOR PLACE Max MARET: ed Lesses and Manoger. te, $1 60; Be quette, $1; amphi aiahs Ble Lens rer ae Balthasar, Dy V2 ry rae Opera 0 ry Favonira, Py anes Favori Signorina B Stofan ae Badisi at ois performance to at 7! Box cftce: "open every day from? A- Me till teehee M88, CATHERINE HAYES" GRAND COMPLI mentary Concert to THE REV. FATHER MATHEW, great Apostle of Temperance, rv TRIPLER HALL, Weonespay Evexinc, November 5, 1851. Treasurer The Committeo have the. plebsurs of wnotincing tho ‘o'- loving PRO MME Wells. a Caen 271 G. Dyckman . 387 FOURTH wanp. wt Inspector. 31g . tee Fort. | Repater.... 6 Dyckman’.... 1173 ‘tai SIXTH WARD. Steet eee coller... Patterson. . (First appearance in America, Sec'tary State Forsyth 4. Scena and Aria" Belore my eyes him,” waitt'y General. Uliman, PFreyschutr. a rs ay Engineer... .Bey passers Canal Com. “Fitbogh 6. Arts Bu Insp. Prison. Weils.. 8. Irish Ballad. Bagfoters.« . Overtore—Pidelio, Pull Orchesten, Compiralier.. Botiensom Sec. of State. . Forsyth, Att. General. Uiman Treasurer os. 2 Dust bey i," Linda di Cha Mies C. Hoyes and Mr. A. Brah: 2. Swire Sone—" The tleppy Switzer, Menai fs Enginee . 4 Recit, and Aria~“Ob, luse al q Commisrioncr.¥itabugh A Inspector Wells... 6, Ballad. Kegtster.. 6, Iri b Ballad—“ Erin is my Home, FOURTEENTH By request, ) Comptroller... Patterson Miss Carienine Haves. uf State... Korey th et, "General. Ullman « Treasurer elie, Engineer. formes: parte of of the Hall, Tw | Commissioner Fitzhugh . Store, 900 Broadway, and at all the principal Anspector..... Wells , inusia orca and hotels Registers... Anderton. Dyckman GRAND, CONCERT —THE PUBLIC ARE REsPgcr. PIPTERNTI WARD. 7 wise CATHERINE HAYES | Comptroller... Pattersot 3,82 Wright . 7382 Will give her thirtes: 4 Conoert in New York oa | See'lary State Voreyth. Raa a +4 TauRsnay Eyeing Nov. 6 av TRiPLER HALL. Att'y Gene as Giana Chatfield... . 430 PROGRAMME, Cool Welch - 46 . Mealpine .... 77! Srecirtuerets Peas Whalen 2 8 be vow Inspector ... tor as. . (Oberon). ag hebeendl (oo one Dyckman...., 635 ‘Ah mon fe” (ia Prophete)........ Meyerdeer View CATHERINE HAvE. rm warp. Aria—" It Bivacco | Comptroller... See of State A Scotch Ba'tad ge “meme y vine i «+» Donigrtti Overture—Semirami. “deba Anderson my a8 CAruenini uh ar ay" seeces Davey «+ Boieldicw ce Donizetti | Then Diernicr. | Wards. 1 Au Irish Ballad tale. Mr. Lavery ave Ma. G. Lover tore | A prond Orchest omposed of Bret t: . New York, hes been'engueds ne we? ey | Total MeMurray's (dem )mejorityessececseveeres 426 Drawn. LTS ut 1s se 8 this Concert will be from | Ch $l. They can be ob- ‘W. fiat's, No. ij ‘actory of Mr. ee of Tickets i fixed * 3 No, 80 8 the Siber susie ster iW Fountn Disraret. en the exeaizg f the Concert. . 7 Newcown, | Wards, 6. INE HAYSS’ CONCERTS AT TRIPLER ‘Tickets for HAL uk 80 store $ WISHING TO fer the new opera house, to be erected on nv ted te communicate with JOWN HL Me Do Wail strees macs h Newoomb's (whig) majority. ..scsecseseees 163 Friern Distaret Wards Berkman. DRY GOODS, &. Bixtn Dierarer, Wards 2 . Morgan's (whig) majority Pagans VARIETY STORE AND JUVENILE ae y site Groom gtreet, New res ve fe rlety of articles appertai had broideted. Assembly. tEW YORK CITY. Finer pisrRicr. Miner's (Gem.) majority... 0... .66e cee PITH DISTRICT. Bremner’ . (whig) majority. MIGHTH DISTRIC 8.... Willis Blackstone.1,87 Bart’w T. Gilmore, . 1.546 Gilmore's (dem.) majority.....cccee sees seer eeeedbO NINTH DisTRIeT. - 920 Aaron Sai aad ag letters 1a ses sale Tee fen 0 wervork Letters ty Ud, malls, on the Dee inet., will not leave Panemea till the ‘Dreomber, BERFORD & cu. ‘2 Vesey street, Astor Howse. APAMS. & 09.8 “Ciine CaLIFORNI 4 FREIGHT and Parcel Express, par steamer Wednesday, Novomber Sti PES iaitevenaer Ohio, eadey, Ne vember lid —By the stesuee “Cherones, lteatets Ty Tithags se Patan ss | 1,593 673 . Jobn Ryan... B. Rollins. Roilia’s (dem.) majority......+. TENTH DISTRICT. James Munroe... 442 Nicholas Beagrist.... 366 Cape 4 Yorn Weineaany, eth charge ny eT at 3 o'cloe! 1 Messen, November ith, av o-elook, Pe Walsh's (dem.) majority ange of our ove. ‘own Special ‘Aron THIRTERNTH Dr ~ +e foals] LT ges Rep 16... William Taglor....1466 B. invoicvs, the day Taylor's (whig) majority... FOURTEENTH DisTRICT. . 116 Andrew must be okt wih Par ‘Small reels wil iba received until within an Ly Lhe steamer’s Custom House foes or C must bo water pevet, 9 E* Eat aet peeaee ee Ao wie Tntands, by spec ‘ales 8 oe | mapas xi t: Fiesay nd ie street’, Astor House, Ores pironyts ranane f PARCEL an ae poet per eecamers ¢ fit ccumeee areas oe, isthmus ot et jot Se one House ¥ ese seostved untiloe look, tere until 2)5 Manegers and ius I Toast wtrects sorner Wall. RY'S Re Se Rit) vi i Bais ra Pees Leary ..+. + 005 Leary's (dem.) majority over oy (whe). 4 PIPTRRNTIN DISTRICT, 17...,@eo. W. Green....1,490 Thos, P. St. John... 1,647 St. John’s (dem ) majority MxTeRNTH pier R 18... William D, Green. 1,208 Green (whig) majority... The Charter Ticket—Common Couneil, TIRST WARD. Democrat. Abraham Moore .... Brown. Josiah W. Brown (democrat) over White (Whig); SRCOND WARD. Haley (democrat) over Foote Tait (democrat) over Williamson iaemon Hees pend og be i“ K Ain, .. Noah We 5 J slesist...0. W. Sobaffer .., 956 poate. r Worrall * rr (democrat) over (whig) and Barr (democrat) over K {acmeers} Md... Webb... desiet... Andrews ‘Tweed (demeerat) over Wi Woodward (demoorat) over bay dh (whiz) as RIGUTH WARD. Re ee . Andel... King .. oye sa oe 3 over hy Ted Crane (whig) Wells Brliey demrrat Cm Aspen TENTH WARD. Ala'n...-Hains Asnat... Miller. (demo: Hains ( Toes (rte Mules crke) ELEVENTH WARD. Ald’n. ..Mackerell.. 1,350 Smith.. Assist... Patterson, 929 Smith (demecrat) over Mackerel (whi Bouton (democrat) over Patterson (whig, TWELFTH WARD. -Geo. W. Jenkins..356 Danl. F. Tieman. -+.Wm. Btruckman..319 8. B. McGowan. ‘Tieman (democrat) cver Jenkins (whig). Mc(lowam (democrat) over Struckman (w! THIRTEENTH WARD. Ald'n. .. Peareall, 1,117 Covert. fete 6 sooner 1,058 Vreeland. reene on over Covert (democrat) .. Weene (whig) over Vreeland (democrat) . FOURTEETH WARD. . Bard. Ald’: Assit Ald'n. .. Wood. .. «+ 560 Bands. 486 Wheelan. Kelly Bard (demecrat) over Wood (whig).. Wheelan (democrat) over Weeks (whig) FIPTERRTR WARD. 218 Molnt; "1200 Field. 2, Ward (whig) over McIntyre (democrat). Barker (whig) over Field (democrat)... SIXTEENTH WARD. Assist... Weeks.... 0.00005 sVd'n. ..Clark., Desist... Rogers Denman (democrat) over Clark (whig’ Rogers (whig) over Lent (democrat) .. SEVENTEENTH WARD. d'n. .. Bi Uissist... Robinson . 1439 Trotter. . Cornell (democrat) over Ety (whig). Trotter (democrat) over Robinson ( EIGHTEENTH WARD. sHld'n. «Alvord... 1,429 Smith..... 1,162 Ubsist.. Valentine 1,170 Foster. L126 Alvord (whig) over Smith (democrat) + 367 Valentine (whig) over Foster (democrat) . 4 NAMES OF THE “COUNCILMEN ELECT. (Whigs in italics—Demoorats in Roman.} Wards, — Aldermen, Assistants, 1—Abrabam Moore, Josiah W. Brown. 2—Dudley Hale John J. Tait. 8— Oscar W. Sturdevant, Sanruet R 4—Jucob F. Oakley, ‘Timothy 0 Joba D. Dixon. Patrick Breaden, 7—William M. Tweed. ‘Thomas Woodward. 8—Ricbard T. Compton. Charies H. Ring. 9—Williem J. Brisley. Helmus M. Weils. 10—Charles Francia, Wm. Anderson. Edwin Bouton, R, Benson McGown, James M. Vreviand. ‘Thomas Wheelan. Tsaae O Barber. Charles Lent. Jonathan Trotter. John Foster, RECAPITULATION. Aldermen, Democrats, 14; Whigs, 5. Assistants, ie, rerie majority in Board of Aldermne: Democratic majority in Board of Assistants—~13. The Common Council tast year stood thus :— Aldermen. 12 whigs, 7 democrats, vissistants, 12 whigs. 7 democrats. Whig majority, 6 in ench Board. Comptrolier. Registe x. Parisox, Warotr Dre 1,043 1,007 a 687 ” 1.087 1382 1239 pang 1482 1,821 1260 < «6 - - 19.666 20 108 19,068 Dyckwan’s majority over -—— Anderson about.......... 1,088 * In theve wards we have taken the vote for Semutor, not yet having received the turns on the State ticket and for Register; but the vote for Senators ruas vary nearly the same with that for Register, 80 that it is certain that Mr. Dyckman is elected over Mr. Anderson, by a majority, probably, not exoveding ten or twelve hundred, The Poputse ote of the City, MOSTLY SRNATONIAL, ‘xray Ker.) lov, 1861.— 233 gee83aeSeiee: avid £ abbeeke BA rerere pence 8 le 17,923 Total.......17,043 zlEE Incidents of the Election. SCENES OF RIOT AT THE POLL@—DESTRUCTION oF BALLOT BOXES, ETC. Yesterday the election contest came off, and not for many years past has there been so much excitement be tween the contending parties. At an early hour, in the eplit wards, the opposition parties began to hover arewnd the polls, and trouble seemed to be brewing. The day was cold and blustery, which created a greater demand or liquor, and by noon, a large number of electioneerers were considerably under the influence of ardent spirits. In the Nineteenth ward considerable fighting was car- ried on. There are enly two election districts in this ward—one, corner of Sixty. firet street and Third avenue ; and the other, corner of Forty-eighth street and Bighth avenue. Here the two whig candidates fer Alderman bad their friends on hand, and the result was a continual blocking up of the passageway to the poll, and voters who were considered opposite in opinion to those im posses- sion, were unable to obtain ingress to cast their votes, without endangering their clothing, and perchance their corded to the first district, rushed in, took possession of « they should heir heads also, The destruction of the band of miusle, and coved standard bearers. peli aloft various teetota ‘total banners and transparancies, such mottoes as “ Beware of Rum,”’ “ Stookey’s ae sion—Beware of Rum,” “All goes when Daddy’s sober.” ‘The wagon halted in front of the Henao office, tal thoy played ei patsiotie teclperause tie’ an two, and then went on their wey rejoleing, like true disciples of Father Mathew. PUTNAM COUNTY. ‘The democratic majority on the State ticket in Carmel and Kent is 224. ‘The vote in four towns on the county ticket, for County Judge, gives Rider (whig) 50; Purdey, (dem.,) 41; A. B.Crane, (ind.,) 544. The vote for Sena- tor in four towns in the seventh Senate district gives Conger (dem.) $11; Benedict, (whig,) 402; Brandreth, | at Old 'Temmany last evening, to receive intelligence of THE SCENE AT TAMMANY HALL. A gathering of some three thousand citizens assembled. the election retur Mr. J. B. Philips was called to the chair, and Mr, J. P. Woodward appointed Secretary, At ‘on ently bour the passeges leading to the hall were crowded with an excited multitude, Speeches were de- Jivered by some warm advocetes of the democratic faith— amorg others, Mr. Philips, Captain Rynders and J.P. Woodward. The chairman, in presenting Mr. Wood- ward to the meeting, said that he wax nominated by the national reformers of the Tenth ward, for member of the Legislature, and, being a true Union demoorat, de- clined to run as candidate, and gave bis support to the regular democracy, and consequently the whigs of that ward had been defeated. Messrs. M.Johnson, B. Blank. manand L. Belcher then briefly addressed the meeting ; alter which the result of the elections in the difereat wards was announced amid great charting. RETURNS FROM THE INTERIOR. Kings County, STATE TICKET. Vorr of Bugoxuan agp Busuwick. Comptroller... Patterson, Sec. of State. Forsyth, Att. General. Ullman Treasurer... Cok, Engineer. never: ¥ HOKLYN CHARTER ELECTION. The tilowing Aldermen are probably elected: — [Whigs in Italies; Demoornts in Roman } ‘ards Wards. 1, William MX Green. 6. John Ries 2, Jameo IL. Neeley. 7. Martin Evans, 3. Charles R. Marcin. p) 4. Clurles C. Fowier. 10, .thraham H. Bayliss. 5. L. W. Hawkebarst (ind). 11, Meury Harteau. SENATOR—SECOND DISTRICT Wiig. Dem Edwards W. Fieke....2,591 John Vandervilt...... 4110 CORONFR 679 Van Zandt.... Sith bout even with the Co- M. Queens. BaD si ciess : ‘The whig county ticket runs roner’s, TELEGRAPHIC AND OTHRRWIBB. Povanxreesir, Nov 4, 1851 perewess county. This county is democratic by from 100 to 200 majority. The town of Poughkeepsie will be from 100 to 200 ma- jority { For County Judge and Surrogate, last spring, Pough- | keepsic was over 600 whig. | Lockront, Nov 4, 1851. ‘This town gives a whiz majority of about 450. Niagare Fails cives a whig majority of 96 on the State Ueket | WrosuNG COUNTY | The majorities on,the State ticket are as follows: ~Port- age, 70 whig majority; Pike, 1.5 whig mejority. | LIVINGSTON COUNTY. following are the majorities on the State tieW Genceeo, 184 w iama, 61 do ; Nanda, 120 do ; Leices- ter, 72do.;Avon, 123 do ; Sparta, 17 do. In the town of Ithaca, Lieury 8, Randall has 160 majo- rity=a whig gain of 7; J.B aus, whig Serator, has 422 wejerity—a gain of S28 over the special election of last summer ‘The town of Newficid gives Wiliams 5 majority—e gain of 2 to the wbigs 8 B Cashing, dem, for Assembly, in the Second dis- | triet of this county, bes 455 majority. \ ‘The whig Sheriff has 87 majority in Ithaca ‘The democratic Sheriff has 19 in Newfield. ; ik the wh’g candidate for senator, has shout | Avneny, Nov. 5-94. M. | t—Hayden, whig, ts elected to the | Asscnbly, by 200 majority. The three members in this | county ate whige. | In Timawande, the major for the democratic State ticket are a4 fellows:--Randall 98; Wright, Welsh nd ChatGeid, 93; the rest of the ticket, 93, Williams, rity. Demcerstic judiciary, 107. | Tn Blxek Kock, the whig State ticket has 158 majovity; whiz judiclary, 128 majority; whig Arsemblyman 61 maj To Lerenster the whig State ticket bas 52 majority Ta the First Assembly district of Buffalo, Hatch, dem., | is alee by 75 mejority. | Corveoted ae far as beard from. Homburg—22 whig | mojority, Killeott10i whig msjority. Lancaster—61 | whig majority. Black Rock—25 whig majority. Tona- | warde- 05 dem, majority. Aurora—1i3 whig majority. | The majority for the whigs in the coucty will probably Teach emactavare counts In Eiticott, the whig State ticket has 101 majority Pomfret, including Dunkirk, and Fredonla, gives 324 | whig majerity on State tickot Jn Westfield, first district, Patterson aud (he revt of the whig Btate tioket, 110 mo). Smith (whig Assemblyman) | elected by 126 mejority. Silver Creek— Whig btate ticket, 18 :uajority. The returns frem this county, ss far as heard from, #:—Dunkirk—State ticket, 924 whig majori | ty; Westfield—First d's'rict, 116 whig majority. Poland —10 whig mojctity. Charlotte—19 whig majority. cott—126 whig majority Harmony—whig majority in {Wo districts, is 220 0m the State ticket; Judiciary, 220; Assembly. 154, Dusti—00 whig majority, Gerry—3 whig majority, This county bas, probably, gone 1400 whig majority om the State ticket MONROF COUNTY Rochester city gives about 300 or 400 majority on Btate ticket, and coumty probably 2000—nothing de- finite. Warne counTY ‘The fown of Palmyra gives the democratic State tickes ‘% majority, which shows a whig gaia of 42 on Hunt's vote, Jndiciary, 75; democratic clerk, 71 Frankfort ¢ives 100 whig—urually democratic RRooME COUNTY As far as beard from, the whig candidate for County Judge has a majority. Baker, one whig majority. Chepango gives 160 whig majority Conklin gives 96 whig majority om State ticket: demo- cratic majority for Judge. Sanford gives 145 democratic majority. Union gives 25 democratic majority. Vestal gives 64 democratic majority. The State tieket about the same (not official), with fourteen towne to hear from. On the State ticket there are 200 whig majority, aud on the County ticket about 150 whig majority WEETCHEATER COUNTY In White Plains, the democratic State ticket has an average majerity of 3. For Senator, Benedist, whig, has majority. For Surrogate, Piatt has 87 majority. For State Prison Inspector, Storms, dem , bas 70 majority. Northeastle gives the democratic State ticket an average majority of 42; Benedict, whig, 18; Pint, 75. In Eastchester, Piatt's majority is 6. In Ecaredale, Piatt's majority is 24. “ Benedict's majority is 1° In Harrison, Piatt’s majority ie 23. In Newoastio, Platt's majority is 62 Platt's majority will be large, and the State ticket will be democratic by some 200. Welle runs behini geme- rally. ‘WasniweTON couNTY Dresden, Btate ticket, 15 whig; Senator, 19 whig, Jas tice, 18 whig; Assembly, 13 whig. Hampton, State tieket, 10; Senator, 16; Justice. 15; Ar- sembly, 4—ail whig. Kingebury‘ Btate ticket, 34, Senater, 6; Justice, 38; Assembly, 16—democratic. Hartford, State ticket, 00, Senater, \O— democratic Fort Ann State ticket, 150 dem. Fort award, State ticket, 141; Juatioe, 65; Semator, ‘31, democratic MamaeN COUNTY Lennox gives an average democratic majority on ths State ticket, of 100, Bowen. Benator, 190. Amevilie— Armetrong, 138 majority. Im Rome, the democratic Btate ticket bas 120 majority, Armstrong 70. pu reursa COU ete ‘Dar county by demeceatio, (ind.,) 274, ‘The democratic Assemblymen are probably elected. RICHMOND COUNTY The whig State averages’ 260 majority; the whig As, sembly man. 200; and whig Judge, 500, ‘ Utica, Now. 4, 1861 ONEIDA COUNTY Fourteen towns have been beard from:—Augusta— State majority, 13 whig: Senator, 14 whig. Bridgwater— State, Idem ; Senator, 10 dem. Deerfleld—State, 120 dem ; Senator, 104 dem. Floyd—BState, 115 dem.; Be nator, 116.dem. Kirkland—State, 40 whig; Senator, 40 whig. Marshall—Stato, 60 dem ; Senator, 58 dem Marcy—State, 57 dem.; Senator, 53 dem. New Hartford —Btate, 123 whig; Senator, 192 whiz. Paris—State, 100 whig; Senator, 100 whig; Rome—! 128 dem ; Sena- tor,78dem. Sangerefeld--State. 54 dem; Senator, 54 dem. Utica—State, 404 whig; Senator, 412 whig ‘Westmoreland——State 40 whic; Senator, 48 whig. Whitestowu——State, 230 whig; Senator, 90 whig. Total whig majority on the State ticket 475. Total whi on the Senate 515, with thirteen towns to hearfrom. Ia these towns the whigs gave 847 on Governor's vote of last year. The whigs have probably carried the county by 200 to 200 majority. In the First Assembly district Williams (whig) is elected by 62 majority; Second dis- trict, Butler (whig) 112 majority. In Little Fatls, 170 democratic majority on the State ticket; Manheim, 40 do; Herkimer, 100 do; Salisbury, 80 do.; Fairfield, 33 do.; Newport, 43 do. Huntington, whig is elected Senator by about 500 ma- jority. Williams, whig. is elected to Assembly im thia district by 632 majority. Butler, whig, is elected ta the second district, by 110 majority. In the third end fourta districts democratic Assemblymen are probubly eivoted The county is safe for 400 whig MONTGOMERY COUNTY Susicient returns are received to show a whig majority on the Btate ticket of about,500. Por Arsembiy, 1a the First District, J.J Davis, whig, is elected; same na taat year. The whig county officers are all elected. Bald- ing, whig. county judge, elected by 200 or 300 majority Clark, whig, member of Assembly, 9) majority Inu Secoud District all the whig county ticket is elected Amsterdam, (one town)—190 whig majority on Stato ticket; Hunt, 55 majority last year, Belding, county juege. Florida-—Belding’s majority 99; democratic State tieket 40. WENSSELAER COUNTY Echaghticoke--Whig mejority, Parmlee. 61; Blair, 43; Richmond, £9; Van Schooshoven, 39; Herrington. 9 Bussey 26. The State ticket is about 35, TROY Ileart, whig, for Assembly, has 450 majority. The ma- jority in the city egainst Carroll, is from 60¢ to 700, ead on the State ticket they will probably have not lest tham 600, ‘The few county returns jook well for the whigs, The whig county tichet and three Assemblymen are elected, There is a decided improvement on the whig ticket, from last year. wenrrenane ‘The whig majority on the State ticket is 165; Beuate, 133; Arsembly, 167; justice, 111 scnennera st Mojority for Patterson, 120 in county. Average me jcrity on balance of State and county candidate: Tewn of Minden—Whig majority 80. Bt. Jehnsville--Democratic majority 105; Palatine, whig, 07. City of Aubura—Theze is State ticket. Oswego city gives Rice, whig member, 202 majority. Fitzhugh, canal cc missioner, 608 majority Ogdensburg-- Whig State ticket 125 majority; whig ju- dicisry, 238, The county officers are all democratic, ex- big , 100. 408 whig majority om the | cept the Judge. Herkimer, (town)--State ticket, 47 dem. majority. German Flate--192 demoeratic majority. ROCKLARD COUNTY The town cf Tappan gives Seymour, whig. neer, cn State ticket, 107 majority ALMANY CITY. The democratic majority om the State ticket. is thevght to be about 250. Perry. democrat, for Mayor, har 860 majority. ‘The Justices are im doubt; aiso, the Surrogate, and County Judge. Young, democrat, for Reece: bas 704 majority. Eleven Aldermen have been cleeted—six democrats and five whigs—giving the | democrats four majority {n the City Counctl, The da- pervisers stand, five whigs,and five demcerats. Judge Parmele is probably re-elected County Judge. A de- for Engi- mecratic County Treasurer is elected Troe COUNTY Oweco, Nov, 6-8 A.M This county gives an entire democratic majority, Avery aud Pierson have about 260 majority ORNTaRY COUNTY Batavia, Nov, 63 A. M, A democratic Judge has been elected in this county. ONTARIO COUNTY. Casaxoasova, Nov. 6-3 AM. About 1,000 whig majority om the State ticket. Four towns to bear from, which will met change the resuit, A democratic member is elected in the Second District, | by 100 majority. The County tieket runs very close. CAVEGA COUNTY each. for Senator, bas 700 majority. Matebford, for Judge, 926 majority. The State ticket has 600 whig ma- jority. Three whig Acsembly men elected on ane Six towns brard ffom, the dei eetatie State ticket ia 141 shead. Bull, whig, is elected to the Ascembly ia th first district oxoxpacta county Wheaton, Ubatfield, Welsh and Johnson will have 100@ majority here OAWEGO COUNTY. Hannibel—1°0 majority for whig State ticket. New Haven—120 do. Mexico—00 do. Same three towns gave Hunt, last year, 08 majority. MOS TOOMERY COUNTE Belding, whig, County Judge, is riected by about 300 mejority. Clerk, whig, Member of Assembly, about 08 mojority in Second district. All the whig county ticket is elected aULLIVAN COUNTY, Nanrowsneno, Nov. 68 A.M. Firet district, State ticket, 29 democratic majority. Gave Leymour inst year 03. Judiciary, 09 democratic majority ares corny It ie reported (by railroad fom Peno Yan) that the democratic me jority is about 260 county Has given 160 majority for the whigs ToMraise COUNTY Thus far indicates the election of whig Senators and Judge. Not enough heard from on the State ticket te determine definitely; probably, not much different from, Jest year Williams, for whig Senator, is said to be 93 sbead in five towns heard from, which will seours his election im the district Hv sow, November 4, 1851 Hudon City—State ticket, 26 whig majority. Assem. biy—Beth democratic candidates will be elected; majo- rity uncertain. Reo Hoox, November 4, 1952. Btate ticket, 80 democratic majority. Kidredge, 68; Tallman, 59; Otis, 85; Martin, Assembly, 906. ihine~ beck not heard from, Povowerersy, November 4, 1851. '# majority in Poughkeepsie is 107, in Hyde Park, 26; Pleasant Valley, Otis, 108; Washington, 45. Vararia, Novem ber 4, 1861. Kinderhook State ticket average democratic majority, 114; Jodiciary ticket Harris, 66 majority; ether candi~ dates, the demoeratic majority is sbout the same as om the Btate ticket. Assembly, demooratic majority, 43. Btuy recent state ticket, democratic majority, 10; Ja- diciary, 23 ditto; Assembly, 51 whig RECAPITU LATION. From the foregoing details, we make the folowing comparative statement @f the reauit thes as the Prete tishst. The comparison is made o@ thy rote ty