The New York Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1851, Page 1

THE NEWYORK HERALD. |! WHOLE NO. 6952. AMUSEMENTS. WAY THEA’ ee aha eee e lan Ps Sie prop daraats be ee ‘the drama of th daa OY Henri, Mr. Pops: | Sm Slap, Mr ince) Benne; Ballendor, Mr. Shaw; conclude with t in itme. teate; Mt a Ca iaecehe, Mieé Kate ora. | of Brazilian Jack—Jack the Monk IBLO’S Hae MR. Kody Lana 4 gles, £8, Hrilfant Collet WRECK ON Tue Nota COM RED GNOME A W, om shake ers comedy oka Y Nore Ban: sree pa tk ies Russell Us ea three entortal ‘A istie charactors of tbe W artic and ret tae iiet Mane, Marsctti, end Mlle CURTAIN OWMRY THRARE.—DOORS OPEN af Bos conte; Orehortra Boxee, 60 conta.” Panera ov. Beereances com! a Gy teas Prarie eenece a ATION Al. TREATRE, CHATHAM STREI ‘oe Nez at ids; curtain Gran hay Ky o sane. a = Boxes: 38 coves, Wit, Lung centa Tickets, 60 conta; 08, $5. Frid ing, Nova 7, | Private Box Tokers, $1. Hiday even cvening, Now. 7 ster Will commence with KOSSU 'M— | tsinments will commence with the drama of NICK OF T Mr, dobneton, Pentethie Me. | WOODE ale J. K. Sects in vis chngxstarn: Roland, Fo res- Mr. Chij Major Arnold; Ralph Stackpole, Mr. Fox; ae FRo be followed by | the Le titlwod hy the desma of BeaNOR TH ATARIN: yy the Rourest Ley ie en Hens Omadisy: ext, Be, enh Eanes, Me. de with the SCHOOL FO FoR PTIUERS—-Pans Arno! ancl 6. ichols. To cono' Toicanons om Crop, Mea, bkerrosts Alexander Panele, Miss ERANCH- Big Sos, Nr. Aviold: Little Moye, Master Joha Malvina; Mary Pancis, Miss Tay loure ize, jot, Misa Colburn, Fas ei iniaion to the AKER. sand Opera of om Fo conses te} obildren auder 10 RS tive ‘ =< gyre, The great) Doni een, ttle ft ie now rae a a by Beng ise Keough, 4 5 Vee: ‘vegor FY wiok, on the ( stn Taughslfe aod popstar ti © very Tauehathe gait” popaine aces. eer 2. ENS tea Dowse-Haeey ae M bt the rest of tho oy. On Saturday will be i “Tho Stranger” Doors open a: es ports Box offies cpen overy de of time. RAND CONCERY—Tiik UDLAC ARB RESPECT. Hy inter ES CATERING MAYES aad positively her watile “corps of * tnder the management et 2B, 2. Christy, whose thie esty, for » eucoce Sarcrvay Evewne, Nov FROUKS x SACK Ei D> u Overture—The Messiah, Air—" Why do the nati Air—“T kaow that my Mise Carne } continwed. c ay. NIGHT—FELLOWS’ MI Ww Musioal oa dit Br: Howard sod Grant atrvete. cient oorpe ot tal -Haadel -Wandel . Handel Mandel the sole mansgeme: sity for the and fashio ‘ise ) B. Moeris open at O34; onrert te commence at we Air—" The Trump +. sllaadel | noon concert every Wenforday and Sai Herr cin! necommodation of frmilies, com mencin, Air—“ Angols ba Ry and fair +e sHandel germane Mes Caramnins fiavies. rw. NY North. Froprictor.—Private B ead Pir uerte, 25 conta; Pit PauT Overture—Mid er igh’ Dream Bellaa—" 0 Bly Nigu gusster before 7; eomaicnoe Mr, A. Bran combination ‘New Song—“The happy Bisdhing’ tie eppagement of i {Words composed by ('S, Biuart.) Revengagoment of Mt 1188 CATH RK Ose Haves. Flute Odligato. ...... Nw asgoment of Gam. Lathrop, tLe peo 5 Peeps iF. Aria Buto—"Lorsque “= ww! shephord and bhephordess, } Fittecs beautiful act role; Singling Jumper of Peki ' T. donn. ‘re” (Joan de Paris). Boicldion A. till 4 o’aloo! CHANTS J3' HALL, NO every Peni} tel" rai a Sa performers,” eonoar' YORK AMPUITHEATRE, NO. 57 BOWERY. N OpRRA aston PL PLACE. nes MARETZEK, neste and 0 ete. ‘third teers night. | | or O, Radial tigipina B, | Signor 8 Candi o'olook. P.M =) ce: ts i have been roce:ved avle audiences. ot J i vycar have been reecived with the groatess a from atl ‘the Usion, re fiat) is one of tho most, rpaciowaand Set Yeotilated buis dings ia the worid. Admission 25 cents. Deore L, ones, 50 conte; Boxes lerr Mengi> uakapeare’s Two omioa, by Messrs. al Ed. Salled— There's # charm in Soemg" cesses Htettah | Double Somerset! ine, by Me, WV. Odell; Graseful act ot ir. A. eh itation, by Madam T. Nunn, Shepord aad Shephordosa, UParitanl)....... Bellin | ty'MerNorth-and Malam Nuun; Hichlond fling! by ist Nant bapa Hare fhe no” gn bey ty 47 —> ageay) ental, ty per. A ereepauctors Nm La gnccn wath een ude ih LU B AND AAWETTES Tnhia, cchestra, com] Ir. ‘Odell; Mecfarlaed, the Mth inst., New York, bas been’e Mr. Levi J. Nos treceiveavenctye bi *MANKLIN MUSEUM, 17 CHATHAM SQUARE, ona Nailonai Theatre. —Gosege Performances every afternoon jroadwar; at the on cnae evening of the © yening, ab 76 o'elock. INE HAYRS’ CON AUR EA Aste tor sale at toe mista id “WM. HALL & 80) NE orEna HOUSE ARCHITECTS | WSN 70 ofr s pian for the new opera ted om the Btuyvesant lot, corner of ey etiae ona eh Swit = goa te csmianisate with JOBN D. McC! . otros! AMUSE: MENTS IN PHILADELPHIA, — MY Sicah POND wat, PHILADELPHIA —1e- iense triumyh and eu 2etion.— Pro- 2 Roreh, has Llook’” Trowps afternoo! Gay. Sdmlanion Seats in Private, Bones, 00 The or id ench ag.cam be eee cinsent mn New i Gottitting ot seats, 3746 conte; bi nee, 36 cents: paryuette, me eents. Fev of 283 ‘Artists, whe aa eg (Bre, and whe persyveste a nom ter of beantiful table ia company of Arab Girls, who © sh ry of feate of etrongth and dexterity; « male Artista why will give Lonsiwetio #, Seamer Andersen, the Gross Wiaard of the cord, Se neeta remembrance. of the moi eeitiest £ copesienced | in aay country, an x conene Ye Grand Dray io ad thie ti) further ete wher he will yun ding i— Eierative of aney, Demonology and is > Amat | ntominme Ghent axbrnk Waite waite ~Caome, Warrior, Antoine. elegting Miteseuty } ‘al picture, by Loutse, is now oxhi ccens, at the Stu; ssion. 25 conta; Childs ts. Open irom 8 A. FINE ARTS. with [ ay: Dreadway. 4 em Uickete, 50 cen UNDERSIGNED, ‘on Foute” from Californis fon and solemn aavurencs of ro 18% PeBLic.— we, havirg crossed Nicarag ASHINGTON CROSSING Rett DELAWARE —Tut8 sant, Teatinute, ren, Ly | cents; Sea to 10 P.M. Fey ghey garyen & (COLORED DAGUERKROTYPES FOR FLPTY CRNTS - oma Bhyli 6 Reema, 105 Bowery, lester a a Streets, the ony evtabitahtignt in the stty fotypes, haudaomely coloted. aad en for ait cen doce atequally Ne charge Portact ae sction is given. THE BALL SEASON. — Me moved iy tolasegs, ad calle the ai the two elozant dances, ‘La which sie has received from her ageuts where they beg Doosing Academe So A Olin td te believe that the trassit, we ec than forty-eight hous. We found, had not provi ad to that after the most emivent proiosrore. PRIVATE ean a rot, is r pany of ‘va had to tra’ i. Ma sen gers, and althongh hi re olaw obi ini obMtake Nuit the passcnaers. We wore soarit’s cca sey pend eng A id rato. On the able to gob ‘two hu: dred, bolag lefton = sea'ty the pr. board ‘na Ohio.” All taf am be obtained by anplyin 9D Beak wtrest, nso re every day, between the and 2 i se igh to expreee and two afleruoe cement, and in reoms. DESJARDINS GRAVIER, HAVIN 0.6 v1 My ioforms the bag d ae] she has 0 pened yoy be squtmetaneure to and St iene” of this office is viewed with great rorrow by the whig have been expressly curs poeed for this eeaaun by {Gand IWe'clesk, forenoon, of Mr. Ogi.vie, a6 the above DEMY, ae Mi cireulation, by a, a eh oa [sy ig oUF boisterous prssage, aL: y contrary (we are t wseongers from the ie New York, November §, 1861, a ag? B. DUKE, Si aoa M MCE, — at ¢ Sad, kYoKION. EXPRESS AGENCIES, &. NICOL & CO, WILL RECEIVE PACKAGES ayn Great Britain arcels for ap: Sesttanen ee ot id e'eloek to more ae, ing inate: M*® CHARRUAUD EGS LEAVE TO CONTRADICT aod had tevired vende, that i is not the case aad reepsct tim tig in hie pro time, tates this opporta- oe favors confers k. oe fetta ts ancora ea to BLOB BALL AND con respect ally informs season. Mey tin oom te ord any linpetrant , mr RRFORP & CO. next sine he Lith ins saat atte Peay * "Etsiaht 3 per So io a can cee ex. ieee a sees iad {or dares * of the eareaee feute. “SCAL'FORNTA FREIGHT AND PARCEL pers fe GitdwoRts uxt iam =| 3 seme a if te inf at our cfce Seley eee Sita and Biers tral Fi udigraoe © pre * ASTROLOGY, & eS sn % wopacn a8 hay Tome, GRRE CAL oR TA exe 3, VIA TOR AMYAL OL PE © ‘ Heotoe Bo he a oad ‘Srine 7th ith the most extracedi Seen Wocements | eee § Grerces \Toices, OC! en Deereeunree Wen | on Lat Rosine we a et = es cy ears eta ver. A TRAVELLERS’ ey Wi Tidene sree, al Rimaoae gratia, where eertiontes can be Shere raciens can ae cae MORNING EDITION----FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1851. ADDITIONAL RETURNS. The City, ELECTION OF RECORDER, SURROGATE, AND JUDGES. We have been unable to obtain the returns of the election of judicial officers—Recorder, Surrogate, Judges, &o.—for this city, although we have made every practi- cable effort to obtain the same from the office of the County Clerk. The politicians, and other persons in- terested in the election of these officers, have 60 beset the office of the Clerk, that no copy of the returns was to be obtained. If the gamblers in elections, office holders, and office seekers, could be kept away for a day or two, until copies of the returns were obtained for the press, the public would be betterserved. We hope that this evil may be corrected on future occasions. As It is, we give the returns according to the additions made in the office of the County Clerk, which, we are as- eured are correct, but for the accuracy of which we can- not vouch, believing, however, that they are correct. ‘The returns received from the various wards, for Re- corder, Surrogate, and Judge of the Superior Court, add up, a6 furnished to us, as follows (uine election districts to hear from):-— RECORDER. Tillow, (dem..),... 18,507 Tallmadge, (whig,).... 17,252 Majority for Tillow, thus far..........04 1,995 AcRROG 4 Bradford, (whig.)..17,90T Fowler, (dem ,) «17,556 Mejority for Bradford, thus far . 4a DO OF SUPERIOR COURT Bosworth, (dem..) 18,204 Mason, (whig.) Mejority for Bosworth, thus far....... The election districts to be heard from voted as follows last year, for Governor:— Whig Ist ward. ¢ Democsatio inajonity' in these districts ‘The Bhird district of the Twentieth ward, and the Second district of the Nineteenth ward, also, have not made returns, In the latter district, the ballot boxes were destroyed. Should the other election districts to be heard from have given 600 democratic majority, Mr, Fowler, the Gemooratic candidate for Surrogate, is elected. If the additions of the returns given, hewever, are correct, the tudications are im favor of the election of Mr. Bradford, the present whig incumbent of the office of Surrogate, by a very small ma- jority. When elected, three years sinoe, we believe his plurality over Mr. MeMurray, democrat, (now elected Eewstor,) was in the neighborhood of teu thousand. Lf now successful by a bare majority, Mr. Bradford owes his election to the management of one of the individuals most active in getting up the Union Safesy State ticket, who came out in bis ‘aver i morning paper; also to the very general 1 —s he received among the lawyers. The majority of Mr. Bosworth, (demoorat.) for Judge of the Superior Court, will be about 1.200 Maron, ove of the prerent whig incumbents. Onkle: , (demeerat.) is elooted by a much larger majority over Hoffman, (whig ) For the Supreme Vourt, Somes I Roosevelt, (emocrat ) is eleoted by a large majority, over James G. a ar, ro eg ) — Ingraham (democrat) to the Court ef Common pg ey (whig). For J: of the Court of Appeais, Samuel A Foot, being on the Union Bofety ticket, we are informed, has a majority in the city, similar to that of Mr. Ullman for Attoraey Gone- ral: 40C. From the returns received from other ay gen ged is believed to be clected. aithoogh pethape uct so grat a. favorite with them a per #0 great m far mas ChatLeid. ‘The mejority of Mr. Tillou (dem ) over Mr. Tailmad ze, the arene = a! incumbent, Recorder 1s 1,255, thus far, which will be inoressed to an of 1.500 waen ali the returns are in. Recorder, imadge war elected three years since, by @ plurality of 6,545 over Lorenzo B. the democratle candidate; but a majority of the citizens nate tener at the time, as follows: — Lorenzo B. Shepard. Jadgo ‘Total... Frederick A. Tallmadge, Majority agains: Tallinadge. ‘There were aleo @ considerablo number of scattering Se ee en eee Cennellas ¥. Anderson. who has now failed of his re- election for the office of Register, has elso fallen off great- ly in popular since he was elected in 1544. Ls thea received 98. votes, while Gen be jor received but ‘25,80 for President, av¢ Hamilton I but 27,859 for Governor, at the same election. COMMISSIONER OF STRERTS AND LAMPS. ‘The following returns, which are neariy complete, show that Herry Arcularius (dem.) is elected Commissioner (1 Streets and Lamps, by & majority of about 1,600 over Jacob L. Dodge, the present whig incumbent. The low Uleotioneerers, who corsider it one of the most important stationsim the gift of the people, with reference to its bearing upon elections and corporation jobs. Mr. Arcu- larive haslong been anxious for offlce, and frequently en unsuecereful date before the people, Te rai «4 Register in 1818, ageingt Anderson, and was badiy In heen tried i the sin a | district, (8th, ‘yeh yeivet Bri and was cloated. pwitical infleence, and his friends will look over ‘he following returns wii interest Dadge. «Treulariue. Dem. Wards. 4.00. 61 287 505, Some of the above returns by wards, it pcg og ap Beg but we give them as we have received — = Ss te aud Third wards, net im- a in the above returns, whig ity on ter is 209, an follows —Anderson, a, bye ‘. We ccnelade that ite major} gt im th» re: | city,will not vary much from 1,600, a0 the wards and dls m, | tite tobe, rd from will probably give « small aggre- ein it. THE VOTE FOR REGISTRR AND STATE COMPTROLLER. tee Wg or 5 oT m7 O24 960 1173 Sal £66 1 06 1001 305 1 ivot 1708 1984 1,089 1.825 1,033 “5 OL 1a m1 ‘Gas re 1,082 1238 28 ‘20 . 74 B85 | : mocrat 7 Democratio: jority for 13 The above includes the vote of the Pirst district of the im | Nineteenth ward, the being destroyed in the other ¢! VOTE OF TUE CITY FOR OLWER PARTS OF TUR STATF aN TICKET. Petre tumecuagnd bd pate vu o ea fore inapeetor, g Dem. Recerder....F. A. Telladge 273 F. R, Tilleu......284 ee formed ge Ee peg mount ¥ 287 ‘Arcularius. 236 276 239 x4 ASSEMBLY. Corrected returns elect Brown (dem.) over Bremner (whig) in the Seventh ward, by 26 majority. The city Gelegation will, therefore, stand 11 democrats and 5 whigs. Snow, temperance man and whig,hes 14 majority in the Eighteouth ward, over Russel Smith, democrat. r T DIsTRCT. Total... rseccesees Returns incomplete but sud ie elected FOURTH DestR 1,000 Tucke: Ward's (whig) majority....... rr fH puerner. 1055 Joba B. Brown's (dem.) majority. . SIXTH DurRiCy 8. rown.. ASSL 26 . Willis Blackstone.1,587 Bert'w T. Gilmore. .1,546 ....Luckey..... Luckey’s (whig) majority .. Gale's (dem ) majority. . NINTH DISTRICT, ve Rollizs’ (dem.) majority......6.. TENTH pistercr, James Monroe.... 442 . (No election, boxes broken ) Monroe's (whig) mojority. + FLAYENTM DISTRICT 1,008 Kest, 13... Dewey. Keef's (dem.) oe LPT i.... Wm. 8, Gregory. +. 618 Michael Wal Walsh's (dem.) majority .......+4+ -2,046 Echermerhora 9% Aaron B, Rollins... Micholas Seagrist ... TUIMIRENTH DIAIEICT, 16.... William Taj lor. 409 BB. ih ‘Taylor's (whig) majority. art FOURTERNTH DiAVRICT. 16, 2. hcits Ghee) majority 0.0.0... FTERNTH DISTHICT. 17....Ge0 W. Greea....1.630 Bt. John’s (4em.) majority......... sixTRENTM pisTMICT. 18. raim L Buow.1.256 I Buow's (whig) majority, *On the temperance ticket. The State. 716 Andrew Leary .. Thos. P. St. Joh 330 Tt is rendered certain that the three whigs om the Btate ticket, nominated also by tho mittee, ore eleotid. They cre as follows: — Canal Commis:ioner= Henry Fitzhugh. Fong sree ne M. Ucok. Autorney General— Daniel Ullman. ‘The probabilities are in favor of the electicn of Wil Alpine, democrat, for State Engineer, who was also on the Union ticket His majority in this city is shout 2.800, and he appears to rum well in other parte Han J. of the State, receiving a heavy vote countics, as wellas in other quarters. ticket opivion at this date, aa to which Is elec ‘To secure a majority in the Camel Board (considering the democratic candidate for engineer elested ) it will | iad Mis whi titer, Mr Seymour, dees mot reem to rua head of his y where except im Rockland county, sad other points on the Erle railroad; but the vote between the two candidates is too close to cnable us to give an ted. be recessory for the whigs to have elected M> and Mr Forsyth, as Comptroiler and Seerotary of State. The indications from our latest returns are in favor of their election. Mr. Forsyth has received the very large mnejority of 1,(¢@ in Ulster county, where he resides, and he bas received a strong vote in the anti rent couaties; Wat, generally, ke has not run so well as Patterson, who teome to lead the whig ticket in mort of the countlesia When Patterson was elected Licutenaat Governor, ia 1848, he received the largest vote by the whigsto any candidste in the State abeed of General Taylor, and Hamilton Fish, who was then cleoted Governor on the rame ticket with Patterson Gerexsi Henry Storms, who was eupporied by his the interior, Joa Bafity Com nti-rent mpe Patterson given running friends in this city so effloiently as to give him the large mejority of 2400—notwithetanding he was Lot on the Unton Bafety Uicket—it will be eon, ts looted State Prison Inepector As he received a good part of the anti-rent vote, his majority im the State will probably be larzer thanany othe: candidate on the State ticket elected, democrat cr whig—partioularly as Mr. Wells, bis whig competitor, runs, generally, behind his ticket throughout ‘he State. ‘The tollowing is an approximate of the majorities on Comptrolier and Attorney General, in the different couw- tic, according to the reports received by telegraph and othere ive; — Cowrrnonira. Patterson, Wright, Ullman, WG, Dem. -» oh - 0 = ~ - : 200 = - 0 1,800 — — “oO ooo - 460 —- 20 -- — 1,800 200 —- 2.700 = eco = - 2 100 — 1,200 — —- 1% = 1100 —- Ww “ = = oo 1,900 - 318 Pits tt ELE nn ee 2) 81 1S) SSSSSi Si S81 1 SESE S\ 311 33 Toteh.......scec ABO ABN 17 Mir te Pac iri si Art. Gewenar. Whig. Se. che, = = $1 E88 E111 BsSSSi2 eS $221113 1 20 ave Ey oo oo on » on 60 100 oe *» 0 ie ey em e818 888100112 $181 181 B88S3) $1 1 $51 PEESZ Er Zrii ciareae given exbibit the proportion between Patterson aad Ull- man. While we regard it as certain that {the majority oes emetic ts in the side, and in the State for Ullman will exceed the above, we think it probable that there will be material alterations in the | have # cut on his breast which reac! majorities put down for Patterson, so as to reduce the aggregate very considerably ; but hie election now seems to us highly probable, by a mejority less than Ullman’s, if apy reliance is to be placed om the returns 4s reported by telegraph from many of the counties. The Albany .trgus, of yesterday, givee reported and ascertained majorities from forty-two counties, showing an aggregate whig majority on the State ticket, of 3.48) from which is to be deducted 2,500 for demeoratic ma, jorities in New York and Kings—leaving a whig majority of 1,448; and sixteen counties to be heard from. The Argus connidere the reeult very doubtful THE LEGISLATURE In addition to the Senators reported yestorday, as elected by the whigs, it if now stated that Mr. Coffia, | whig, is elected in the Dutchess and Columbia district, end possibly Mr. Wilkin, whi, in Orange and Sullivan. ‘There is no doubt of twenty whig Senaicrs having been elected, of the thirty-twochosen, The Assembly is close and fu doult. FROM LONG ISLAND. SUPFOLK county, Dem gain. ‘The remaining town: ‘and ‘distriows gave e iileatatatie majority, last year, of G10. If they stand the same now, the democrats majority in th the county will be 570, PROM THE ANTE-RENTERS. DELAWARE COUNTY, ——Comptrolier.——,—-—/litormey General. Patterson. Wright, Uman. Chat field. Dem. Whig. Dem. 94 maj. — 122 maj cod lie — 280 - 230 88 _ 56 -- a3 40 1» 2 11s 4 sea Wirieht'e majority in thee towne Cbatfield's do Lunt’s (whig) mojority ms asic year. 1108 ‘There are twelve other towas ta the ‘county, ‘which last } Democratic gain ow Attorney General...,.... year voted as follows :—Huat, Whig majority, 879. ‘The veto of dhe county inst year, on Iicutenant Go- yernog, was, for Church (den.), 6.011; Gorwelt (whig) 1To—democratic majority, 8, TRLRGRARIC Beryei.o, November 6, 1351. Niagara covaty gireea majority for the whigs. on the Btate ticket. of 7€5. Lhe majority for Ullman is 850. Two whig momers of the Assembly Lave boen elected. Unica, November 6, 1851. + Alexander S.Johnson, the demooratic candidate for | It isnot probable that the aggregate majorities here | | nobly, came in collision. In the Beymour, L6a— | d Judge of the Court of Appeals, runs wiost 1.200 ahead of | bis tick: tim this judicie! dietret. popularity) Clerks A. Mann voted against all the barn- burners on the State tleket. The reasom that he gives is that they were not honest on the eansl bill, otrowlat that they issued was to catch rotes. Jefferson county gives 115 denocratic majority on the Biate ticket Lewis county is very close [The returns improve the prospects aicction of thele Btute thekat In. Hora 2 whigs for the ECTIONS IN ornEen TELEQKAPHIC, Mississippt Bice éi a. Easront (Miss), Nov. 5, 1861 The following ls the ¢ Miclal vote of this preciaet :-— FOR COTERON This is owing to his | | ma that the | y General Poote (Union) ....... ~~ Jedterson Davis (Stute rights) . 64 Fou conpat sy D.B Nabors (Uniow) . 8 Jeoch Thomson (State rights)... aces ‘There were MT votes given im favor of the ¢ ssaelde eadment Lowndes county gives Davie nearly 0 mejority Vicaswens, Nor. 6, 1951 Davis has 900 masjori- ce of the Bouth- Ts Copiah county, (scteb) ty, end tt is about the sam: | at erm rights tleket Lowndes county gives Davis 69 tasjoriiy, The union dete elect all their other candidates In Nesheba county, Foote's majority is Monree county gives Foote a majority of 250 In Attala county, Davis bas a majority of 152 Winston county gives Davis majority of 126 Vaeoo county gires Davis $87, aud Foote 033, The tat- | tor beat him one. In Holmes county, Foote's mojorit In Liverty, Amite county, Davis has a majority of 49 Saceson, Nov. 6, 1351. A fron The State will olect a bave been he poeied of 2.000. ority, Lousiana Wiec tion. Baton Rover In this dietriot the whigs have elected st (they bare pew cusly beem Armoeratic); Sherif, and, it is supped, a whig Auditor. py cratic Congresman has bewm elected in this district. Doth branches of (he Legislature are belivved to be whig. Now Onieans, Nov. 4, 1851 The whig Sheriff for this elty had £00 majovity over the democratic candidate Robb aod Benjamin are elected to the State #enate by 609 majority. For Congress, J Arvtige L y (whig) bas probably roeceeded ia the Brcond t; and Levis St, Martin (democrat) is probably elected Im the First district, beating Richard Hagan (whic). ‘The whig ticket throughout has besn | uccerstal Foote by a sms! The Bank Law Election In TMitnets. Omeaco, November 6 18°1 An election has been held in this State, to take the renee of the people on the question ef » General Banking taw, recently parsed by a democratic Legislature, The law is acecmpanied with many restrictions, unpalatadie to moneyed men. The ag in thie city ts, for the Bank Law, 2122; ent wh eu, Out Of S67 votes pciled, gives 277 for the ‘The jn the city of Quincy for the Bank Law is, 0% Sgalest i, 178. Beshyille, for the Bank Law, 136; against it, 69. «ria City gives a majority tor the Bank Law, of 440, Jacksonville precinct gives 281 majority for the Bank ar. . Gaiena gives 5 majority for the now law. Ore other precinct gives a majority agsiast the Bank Law, of about 060 county gives about 110 majority ” ast the nd Eicction, Bactimons Nov. 6, 1951. ‘The following is the result of the election in this city oa Comptr: ler — THOMAS (oRM.) srAsonETiT® Second ward,..2a4 Fifth ward,...43 Seventh ward 231 Ninth =“ ., 82 ‘Fifteenth .. FR Sixtecath 2 Seventeenth ward, 129 MORGAN (wotte ) sazon rites. Pourteetth ward..:....42l Tenth ward 166 ‘The remainder « the wards have not yet ‘been The returns etill Indicate the election of the entire Armooratic city ticke' The democratic about 2000 majority. Returns received from several of the cruntics indicate the election cf the whig State ticket, especially of Morgan the candidate for Comptroller, who rons ahead of hi ticket, ‘Thomas (dem ) runs far behind his ticket BY MAIL. PALTIMORE CORRE fe oMeets go out of ihe city with ors . Nov 6, Liat —Bloody Ay t Ove election, peaterday, generaily epenking, pared off very quiet, (dowgh » most hoody adeit ocourted In the (bit ward, at the poile, Tt ortcinated Iu am attempt to Proven! some pertons from voting. end one man as ar’ Tested by (he (Hicom present, whe were resived, wi (m9 preg Men, named Charis Jemes oa eraccisU. T's Phot | | | New Osleans papers of the tu‘ert dates affray nnelly’s band with a knife, when a ’ seomes: by ie ae ‘Yamane then in a few minutes, and on being take: found under him vhedes eulety a aie own knife was Ter wheter twas infeed by Doane or by aloe on ie Knifes he expized is » a fewminutes. Dounelly Ret guppeted to Live) deed, his recovery is deemed im- peo also occurred, at the sixth ward polls, yes- -- fey, in named David Ee Le Blakeny, was se~ | eet ethea in the back. Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Pouapecenia, November 6, 1851. Excitement among the German CatholicoThe Telegraph Case still in Court. A case, involving considerabic feeling among the ex- citable German Catholic congregation of the Holy Trinity Church, isnow progressing in the Court of Commom Pleas. Lawrence Rebstook sues ee other members of the for ory that commusicated, whist tod to his Ginaesat ax orgenlat 0 en grmaniet end school teacher in the church. ‘The pial plaintigE 4 @ remonstrance to the Bishop against the transfer of the property to the Jesuits, and for this the priest refused to give him the sacrament; but the Bishop a8 the right to excommunicate, and this sentences bad pot been pronounced acainet him Judge Kane was this morning engaged in hearing . guments by the counsel in the late telegray raph wit, ti relation to the proper form of the decree. counse| for Mr Morse wish the decree to be of the most stringem : kind, and incluce the delivery up to them of the inetra- mente ured by the Bain line. This is resixted by the other side, an¢ the argument im relation to the question will be renewed to morrow merning =z |NEWS BY TELEGRAPH From Hoston. LARGE DEMOCRATIC MEETING—THE WHIGS—TSE DROWNED BOYS— FAILURE, ETC Boston, Nov. 6: 1851 The democratic meeting to-nlght,in Faneuil Hall, is fully attended. Delegations trom several wards marched to the Hail, with banners and music. Joba W, James Keq., presided, with eeven Vice-Presidents, The 20- minations for 5: officers were ratified by acclamation, also, BF. Hallett, as delegate to the Baltimore Conven- tion. Specches wore made by W. B Sales, of Rhode Islatd, Charles L. Woodbury, and others. The Hon Caled Cushing was expected to address the meeting. but wae cbsent from sickness. A letter waa also read from Senator Dickinsen, of New York, who was unable to at- tend. The busiuess of ibe mecting proceeded har- | monioualy. ‘Tbe grand whig demonstration will take place to-moe- Tew evenl: ‘The two = drowned, with Mr Rufus Baton, io the harbor, on Tuesday evening, were named Flynn and leach Their bedies have uot yet been recovered The failure of Messrs Jewett & Prescott, dry goode ers, on Milk etreet, is anpounced. Their abilities tated at $29) From the South, ACYRAY AT BALTIMORE—-THE @80R- THR ELEC GIA LE t RE—lUDGE SHARKEY AND THz HAVANA CONSULSHIP, ETC Bactiwons, Nov. 6, 1851 The Corone y om the body of Charles James, waa was lle! during an affray om the night of the election, have returned a 7 erdict, “That his death was caused by ‘The latter is the wounds ho The Georgia Legislature organized oa the 32 inst. James Merriweather was elected Bpoaker of the Mouse, and J. Miller Prosident of the Senate bark Lucinda Maria, Upton, ¢rom New Yerk for bas put dato Norfolk, ia aad Jadge Sharkey has aot pot ptiug avapa Jensuisbip wpe Coleman, of Alabama Supreme Uourt, bas cm ore to we but ntain nothing of interest large number of counterfeit acphte Pank of Philadelpbia. « | timore, kavirg been eucces: oa the Phils clrentstion ta Bal y passed 0% yoatertay ¢ paper w ot very bad LISTONS-CANADIAN Ralt. Br. Jou, N B, Nov, 6, fst ‘The steamer Commodore is in a cove near Quace, Bho baseustaiced very little injury, end the crew are aii eats If the weather mod turdsy sae will be got off about Ba- No Ures were A that the dvratiy It is report | butid, el | the Guede aajiag Quebec Talifax, AMEBRICA—STORN Bostow, Noy. 6, 1801 | Mail steamstip Amertes, from Boston (oe ved at Halifax on the Slat Qeteber, ia #ty-six howrs frou this port A revoie etorm occurred at Halifax om the 9th) The whorves wore much damaged by the high tides, oad tue fishing vessels, with their crews, were lot From iam, Nov 5 1851 firm. notwithstanding the Frankia’e od les sold Leyla at Te. for mid- Tol paceo ta steadier, and 400 bhds | _ Bales of cotton to-day. 1.009 ‘bales, ab previous rates ; the market. bowever, closep at one-cighth oamauar: | ¥ stremes range from 6 to 8c. Wee! stock om hand, exclusive of that on der cent decli ae receipte, 7 shipboard, 11 Noaroux, Nov. 6 1861. | Seles of mew cornare making at Sle. Cotton is at Tye. ‘ Borraco, Now. 6, 1361. Ligh ouly receipts during the past 24 hours po: been 4,500 bbls. of four, The market for ie Mbiblte, wo material change. Ween vas in frie 1,000 bbis, Michigan sold at $3 12 @ 65 2. Prime wheat is ia com Fequest, om is searce, above the views of buyers, Ohio at The following have been the receipts since Fiour, 7,000 bbis.; wheat, 7,500 bushels; corn, barley, 14 000 In tlour there bas been ness doing; 2500 bbla sold at previous rat ttendy and firma; sales of 6 600 bushels Generee. Corn |s steady at yesterday's 3,000 busbo's ot Sie, for mized Western. Fates; Court of General Sessions, Before City Judge Beebe end Aldermen and Nov. 6. ne tot for ne Te aR a Oa: man, named Joreph Wag relf against a charge of assault snd bateery, to kill, committed on the person of ot Semon corner of Sixty Sret street and Third avenue, of March last. Wagner was pie ia in ment with one Louis Haspel, who has The facts of the case appear to be hard- wor king old man, who s be at Inet had recourse te his denst. To this proces that he would hi stare, bed, op window glare beloy that a large stone had been he window, shivering it to atoms. Mr. Clouse went down towards the yard, where he discovered twomen. He aw the flash of a gum, and immediately fll © upon the floor, wounded the left breast by » leaden shot or aiug. ‘The case was here suepented, a0 the s wit rid Jute the Se ‘were not in court. The presidi mirred the jury in this case till Friday morning, whem the trial will proceed Money, and Aoquittel —David Hae Char eri with Steal: was pinced on denbrook, a well dressed young man, Ta charged with grand Wank bills ara silver cum tl Wright P Vevey and Berciag street. fretson the ero ndrawer at No. 108 Vesey eerwats, 00 te ont ‘al of Beptember, and wee stolen Jas oo money we arued rerdios of aot guilty.