The New York Herald Newspaper, November 9, 1851, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. | WHOLE NO. 6954. jae na pacar OW ERY HRATRE —! oran Bue fay rs ag bomen Bens Pit, ante Me y eveniag, ert ro DOF T rilsoamsaes moar crema pretanly Seo eae Bir Kenneth, . Taylor, Comrade, fe Oh bangs Pet ii can Mise titerts' ‘Mrs, Grattan; yngaris, Mre. A ame thes aerious Dae temiue, oh PEROU: Kan yi New Mr. Ckampanzee tat ‘Copy; 7 Uta, rouse, Mes Mason. URTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STRERT —DUO! B open at Gti; to borin ab7 o'alo2k. Drags Uirele aus Pace uette, 60 cents; Second Tier, 23 « re, FB conte. Wonday od the comedy of PAUL Pay —Col, ‘oo hg t3 amie Hare Private Boxes. fi yt pir an; Heed dy, pa te Bra’ panes FaulPer. Chepman. and Mrs. Hoimen Mir. Satine Turnbetls ‘Miss Sore tetp ray Brigas, Miss SUNDAY MORNING, PRICE TWO CENTS. AMUSEMENTS. Brier sy cnatatach te aunanath, tote cea Lins; tener. te Celia He enry, ig ae S BENT POI Boe 18 THE JOHN ies! Wye Doors open (patty 10 tho gee great thse of ‘Ce peated, on which oooasion will assat in an'slogant selection of choice four entertainments. M’l ‘ranck ag and La Viennoise. Gabriel Ravel as 1-8 Manage fe Bent monce Ke Tig vilocke Mon WN4 ONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STKEET —DOORS a Ot 6 5G; curtain risesat7 o'clock Deeas Cirole and Fulaiebar Akt orGi> Wontar svenina, Movs ii, vo sem : “ene ‘ muence with THE EXILE OF SIBEY Enla—Daran, Mr. J Bratt) pnb Uiriek, Me a 4 at ms of ot Russia, Mie of TEALRRS- Dhgatd. “darnelt Me innehseae ‘Arosibald duealic, Mr ocr aoey Campbe'l Airs Nichols. To conciude with a batit ime calle: ‘700 MANY COOKS SPOIL THE Mr. Fox; Boragazy, Mong, Zavysto w for voice and vic Bo: wick at age Ne D, an dsl Bail a Caprics,”” a end tar of Love.” (words V Waiace, isnofor ‘im ma — onars. B Ballad, © wick. Banciord ts, Me. Timm, Jorte'will be used ot this Scireo—a new invention, from ¢ panufactory of Mr, James Pirsagn, No 87 Leonard etreot, Doors open wt 6} o'clock: Soiree to commence at 7% 0° lock. ‘The dithiculty witlch oo surred atthe Inst Soiroo will bs avoid: ed at this, as more seats have beon provided, an fe Seats oan be secured at W. Hall And at the music stores. Tiokete, 3) OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS’ Broadway, above Grand street.—Open ng the Wook beau further notice. Lhe o1 Snows Chris Hasteele, compe aatile TnOTRE, of talented” ond « wader this et} swith favor bj Tickets, 25 conte. Z 0 4 ‘The patrons oe ches Sabot ingormod that the Saturday -oonfinued. PER EVERY NIGHT—FELLOWS" MINSTRELS, AT noon concerts are dis- on yi J New Musical oa 444 Broadway, between rau d street i NP | cole rated and eff- orbe of talented and mperionced performers. ander evrecnens st <. B. ‘eliows. whose concerts in ay sii Bits Lad fashion frome all parts of the Unies, Uaton, wor by the elite 2 fom from Fallows’ Musical Hall te ome of th ASHINOTON CROSSING THE D) WaRE.—THIS al phot rare, by Leatse, te now Lane ay si Ey ~ Chile: ‘ah a Sea roadwi ssion, 25 cents; Fe oe on aieke¥a, 0 HW oents. Open frem § a. M. re 8 m pan} fa Sokeve grat cously < embers, cept see faa performance even- » a 6 jus of joining may 2nga, Whore amateu bd ws Tht Loe J. M. Horrwan Secretary. _ THE ALL SEASON val att ae Gesleo’ (ite Chinese ases roadway Casino. (le in November 1, (861. peneny evesing Se Tee pal Th ir Re na will be composed te ve para vaiers of New York. Several Red for the iret time ENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTER'S, MDE. H. GIA- volli's Academy for Dancing, open st the Stuyvesant Anstitate, 659 Broadway. Their boyy of instruction is ‘partienlsity adapted for ioparting to the pupil gracetal and he proper manner of w jag is also ad, and farms aa, tm yortant pare of seh lee and fashionable dances are taught in the simplest ani most appropriate man: and likewise ia a ‘ery short time jevoted exclusively toadules, morn- ‘Sng and evening. ly daily, at the above address. aon. TBLO'S BaLl AND gon ERT KOUM. eens F respectful! I Woom hes voon pu aalaas importa e for jon; ew rece tion faloon parlors, and 4 Sil she necosaa onienoes oe ‘Indies ene a gemtle: 0 vi eb r. Vosey, the able and ive sterar for dinner ana supper parties, hae been is provided with the best Frenoh cook waiters; ond oxecnseany ot © of the fords will be prov: he ohaicent wines al {ube office on Orosby alreat. ERALD GUARD. G ‘tox, , lai on, Buaintyes, cat SHIPPING. ACIFL San! MAIL STEAMSHIP Mag $F one throne! fog Californie vie Pare red: ain aay, "November 10, splendid s mehip EMPIRE CIT O00 tone burthea, " Commander, will sail on Menday, Novembor 10, at enceely jock PM, from her ira i feat af Waren rs PACiTre Matt STRAMSEIP COMPANY._ONLY E "Usrongh line for Son Francisco, via Ci _ ; Taenday, Nov. ils ohalock Be gine ' e) om10, sagen ia 4 vil 4 ence’ Tresday, rare. presley, Fae bie c t, wi % a mail eee tae “18th, ’ Epler No, re ie ‘paerane, $190 All itveore me An sapiatenoed ‘nurgeon is attacked to the tae Price the office, ip. For freight MORI TWRR LIVINGSTON, Agent, (& Brondway, are STRAMSHIP COMPANY FoR | & p EMPIRE CYTE 2 tx 414 stew ras ea comman tor, will oni Norse on Monday, Ni - 8 Forward Saloon Berth... 650 A 00. Havana. No dilie of isting wt ow Seyegieereg white! hm ae ed ‘A, Capt 154) No: a ver. ants we —— F%, me RAL UNITED erates, J a guano IC, C, Captain vomene. Joseph aie on Balen y+} ¢ at oer tions une! ‘& CO., 56 Wall ateset. will succeed the Baltic, amd gail puna VIA t ay. Wrst. 57 84 IL on ened . M. eee ge hep ies ‘ ROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME treet. —Doors open av 7; to begin at 6 golock. | Dress ad Parguette, 0 ote Fat ‘Orohe 14, $1; Private Boxes, Peheaen Wiha MONEY M. [Tuan OPERA, ASTOR FLACK MAE MARETZEK, Lessee and pe mg ye Seats, $1 50; Box and Par- quette, $i; Ampai 0 cents. 'Vourth eubseriphion ight. day, Nov. 10, Donizetti's MaRS Mondays Ter LT Late gazk' Opera of ign. di Lamuarmoer, enor Barattial Doors open at 6! form: 9 ab 734 o'olook. Box odice open every day from 9 A. M. till 4 o'clock P. M. RANKLIN MUSEUM, 176 CHATHAM SQUARE, ONB Bene stove tee National Theatre. ay ison orf. very afternoon and yon in the after o'clock, and ia the evening at 7! msestels ments are varied and sclect, and such as oan bo asen at no rth has f entertainmont in New York, cousistivg of Bihiopian Opera Troupe; aiso, Mai the world, wne wiil a tute and Riding Acedem: a ths tastree: Lon of Indies: from 9 SP. M; for gentlemen, from 6 M.to% Exercise riding for ladion, apn gentlemen, from 5 every HAN FORD, Proprictor. L. Wiirny, oO PERA pores FOR SALE- 7wo OF THE pues Sofa Sents in th or Place Opera House, mainder of the seaso ly, between 12 and BBETS, 15 Willian eure” soem, oY ery evering. qucetrion Manager. A RmoRy | HALL NEW ORLEANS —TGIS FINE HALL has been completely Gy mond ad decorated, is ina most general position, and in New Ori most, suitable room jeans for concerts, = and other exhidi- It is brilliantly lighted with nd will comforta. from 1,600 to 1,50 perso undersigned is roprietor to contract, in this city, forthe and will give all information relative is we “Goanyn, Broadway Theatre. Fo SALE—THE SCENES OF THE BROOKLYN ATHE- of drop curtaia, wings, wheel fi 5 Enquire ke Clay otsts Brow NN PREST. rooklyn. AMUSEMENTS IN PHD MUSICAL FUND HALL, PH M°s epee triumzh and [oe ery al caso Anderoon, the Great Wisa: rd, with teful ears PROFES- U IC THOROUGHLY, mavonn, AND PIANO- fortes for seoond hand, froshere resweeed Fi ae rh ey or to let at $6 $s Dat Pia Ses orTo MULLE TEACHER THE PIANO- M "forse and shaping, will give losers sy his residsuce, Srelener ani part of eel . Tui y the medium of the English, German, or French language. 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Cy gine a |e tore Pelock, re * isher ‘i for ; 18, a iy Lad al nai tae a ¥ ORK ND PH Y pole Rm im Banriwone, Feemeree,, on Opapnee LasTom.— Through tickets are seld in the Fach a ee fonte entre THE NEW YORK ELECTION. NEW YORK ITY. THE VOTE FOR JUDGES, RECORDER, SURROGATE, AND CIVIL JUSTICES. COURT OF APPEALS. Samuel A. Foot (whig)....... Alexander 8. Johnson (dem:) 18,451 Majority for Judge Foot.............+:s00 Judge Foot, it will be recollected, was ‘sila Oaate Garden Union ticket. He is now on the bench of the Court of Appeals, under appointment from the Governor: We shall not be able to examine the probabilities with regard to his election, until we get through with the more absorbing subject of ascertaining whether the whigs or the democrats have the control of the Canal Board, and the expenditure of the nine millions of dollars of canal appropriations. We should say, how- ever, that Judge Foot’s fate at this election is in the hands of the anti-renters. His sanguine friends here hope fora respectable vote in his favor from those ba- lance of power men ; but we think the ballot-boxes in that quarter will tell a sad story for the Judge, as his affini- ties are not with the Attorney General, Chatfield, the Great favorite of the anti-renters. Compared with Ull- man, the Judge runs as follows, in those counties :— 10,047 Jolson. Clima. Chat 18451 20,381" 10,885 5,107 7,864 6,203, 6723 6676 6810 r 30,281 = 345Tl) 82.863 Schenectady (maj.j...-.. 88 - 106 - Oneida (maj.).. -- 250 497 - 21,023 = 90,531 B4974 = 82.858, Foot’s majority in these counties.......... 497 Uliman’s majority in do soeee D128 Foot bebind Ullman.........seeecsee0e+ 1627 Judge Foot’s vote of 135 ahead of Uilman, in Albany county, is accounted for perhaps by his former residence there. But the anti renters, in the back towns, if they mean to elect him, ought to have given him a majority equal to that of Chatfield’s, which is 134 in the county, while Judge Foot’s majority ts only one vote. It will be observed that many thousands of voters have declined meddlivg with the judiciary tickets for the highest court in the State, owing, probably, to their absorption in the canal questicn, JUDGES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Democrats. Whigs. ‘Thos. J. Oakley....., 21,514 John 1. Mason.... 13,327 Jos, 8. Bosworth.... 19.863 Michael Hoffman., 16,604 Hy} Oakley's ‘majority over Mr. Hoffman, 4,010 worth’s majority over Judge Mason, 1,036 JUDGE OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Daniel P. John J. 1 aga a Judge Ingraham’s mojority......... JUDGE OF THE SUPREME cot’ James J. Roosevelt (dem ) James G. King, Junr. (whig). Franols R. Tillou (dem. Frederick A. Tallmadge Tillou’s majority......... Mr. Tillou was on the temperance Alex. W. Bradford (w! Isaac V. Fowler (dem ). tion, among other causes, to his nomination on the temperance ticket; but, princi- pally, to the eupport he received from the Castle Garden party. The four whigs on the Union safety State ticket, viz —Foot, Ullman, Fitzhugh, and Cookall —re- ceived majorities in the city, similar to that for the Sur Fogate. Recorder Tallmadge was not fortunate enough \o receive the support of these two influences. JUSTICES OF DISTRICT OR WARD Courts. Finer Distaicr— First, Second, Third and Fi/th Wards. James Green, (whig. . 2938 Biankman, (dem.).. + 2016 Green's MA/OTILY.......ccececececeee’eeeeeeess BOT Srcoxn Disraicr— Fourth, Sixth, and Fourteenth Wards. O'Connor, (dem ) 2,500 J. Bull, (whig) + 1,063 O'Connor's majerity. 1,507 Trunp DistnictEighth and Ninth Wards. E. Strahan, (dem.).... Wm. B. Meech. (whig,) Gridley, Crile) ++ vee +1796 Focnrn Disrmier— Tenth, Fi W. H. Van Cott, (whig,). Watson (dem ,) Van Cott’s majority........ Firtn Distaict—Seventh, Eleventh and Thirteenth Wards, Corrected returns elect Anderson, democrat, over Por- ter G. Sherman, whig, by 89 majority. Sixtn Distaict— Twelfth, Sixteenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth ‘ stl net Pcenticth Wards, Anson Willis (whig) reenth and Seventeenth Wards. 3.599 Westbrook (dem.).... 8372 Willis’s rege » war NEW “YORK STATE. The election of the six members of the Canal Board, on the State ticket, is still in doubt. So conflicting are the returns, and 0 close is the run of the different can- didates on the tickets, that it is impossible to form an opinion as to the result, at this time. The Albany Argus— the best authority in the State for election returns—in giving @ table of reported majorities frem the counties, has the following remarks :-— It includes ai) the counties except Delaware. Without the vote of that county, the whig ticket has an apparent average majority of 1,941, whieh will no oa tralized, if net reversed, when the Uny be heard, Dut this table is, after cap of use as showing that the yote in the State is extremely close, and that nothing short of the official figures can the actual result. It is obvious that neither ticket is elected entire—candidates on both counties very unequally, and in all, more or less before or bebind their Mery oy na ad owt the aggregate vote ighes| may be reckoned by thousands. ference of hundreds only, it ‘vould be aut be sufficient, #0 close : is the vote, to elest a divided teket. Whet this d vision will be, itty impossible sutetuctorily to ture, Nor are opii hn Ny in a case wi a8 here, they vary according to wishes or hopes of individuals. The county canvassers meet on in all the coun- ties; and the actual.result, which the election oe much in doubt as it was before, will soon known—and not before. The tibeny Journal, (Thurlow Weed’s paper.) of last evening, contains the annexed :— “ We make such farther corrections Fog and this leaves almost ot ‘ope and fear the result, The are part of each ticket is elected, the re Be all whigs but Fitshugh, and Delaware is supposed to have given about 2.000 agains Lenn ee ear 1, against the other whig as our information candidate to ui JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS. There is no doubt ef the election of Alexander B, Jobnson, the democratic candidate for Judge of the Court of Appeals. His majority over Judge Foote, who wasonthe Castle Garden Union Safety ticket, will, we think, be very large, Judge Foot runs behind the whigs on the State ticket generally. In three counties, from which we bave the full yote, the whole number of votes polled for the canal ticket, was over 67,000; while the two candidates for Judge of the Court of Appeals, receiv- ed only 61,226 votes, showing that 6,000 voters in these counties did not vote for Judge of that Court. SUPREME COURT. JUDOR OF THE seVEWTH oLeTRICT By the following returns, it would seem that Mr, Blatchford, formerly the private secretary of Governor 1000 8 a0 Majority for Judge Strong (dem.) INSPROTOR OF STATE FRISONS. - at Re Ra tt Pt BO BD BD Pat Pt AO DD tt tt BO Pt nn att pt tt BD RD BD BO BD tt Rt 0 ttt 9 RD pt Total, 00 far.....604 GL Total, 60 far......... 58 Alleghany (1), St. Lawrence (3), and Ulster (2), to be beard from. ‘The reeult is very doubtful, and the majority will be smell, either way. There is po jest ballot of the Legislature this year. It now looks as if there might be a tie in both Senate and Assembly. TELEGRAPHIC AND OTHERWISE. DEMOCRATIC MAJORITIES ON STATE TICKET. Clinton. Tompkins. . —(on Ullman apcut 60 only . ERIE COUNTY. Erie county has given the whig State ticket » majority of twenty-two hundred. Qook, Ullman and Fitzhugh ‘will proabably have twenty-three hundred. In some of the towns, says the Buffalo Republic, (democrat,) the cot- ton ticket was eupported by professing democrate. SUFFOLK COUNTY. From various sources we have reports of the election of both whig members of Assembly—a most remarkable result, if true. It is reported also that Buffett, whig, is elected County Judge, over John Lawrence Smith, and that the county gives a democratic majority of 400 on Btate ticket. ONEIDA COUNTY. Unica, November 8, 1952. The following are belicved to be the exact majorities for the several whig State candidates in Oneida coun- ty :—Patterson, 484; Forsyth, 460; Cook, 469; Ullman, G07; Fitzhugh, O18; ‘Seymour, 608, CITY OF ROCHESTER. York ON state TICKET. Canal Board. ra Whig 203 3H 389 370 4 379 385 Suge 835 Toh n000 005s AOIO Pa reese vs RRTG 100 Senator, Kirby (democrat). seeeee + 289 majority. Pe tion Cart ‘eme Court. m . Blatehford (whig, pny Btrong’s 5 of the silver gray whigs. DELAWARE. Dewitt, November 5, 1861. Eptrors or Acnany Arias :—The returns come in very imperfect. on aceount of the interest felt on a ticket. The vote in the eounty has not been large; and in most of the whig anti-rent towns, the anti rent- ers voted either the straight whig ticket or the half and half ticket. In the democratic anti-rent towns, the de- mocratic anti-renters voted the regular ticket adopted at the State Anti-rent Convention. The Atlas estimates Delaware at 1,200 democratic ma- jority, probably on Wright, for Comptroller. CHAUTALQUR. The Dunkirk Jowrnal, of Friday, says — ‘The whig majority in the county, on the State ticket, will not be far frem 1,200. The whele county and dis- trict whig ticket is elected. Sxvate.—There is no doubt of Ward 's a (le) estien, though we have had few returns TOMPKINS peri Trnaca, Nov. 5, 1851. Eorroas Atias—The result of the camvass in this county is nearly all in, and the democratic majorit} ~ teket is about 100; all the State nominees vat writes, (whig,) Senator, has about 600 majority in this county, produced by local causes, cuRMUNG, - The Sn candidate cw Assembly Cryo, defeated, ‘an Btten, whig, elected, according to the Elmira Gazette of the 6th. Bimrna Garverre Orrice, Nov. 7. Pe Chemung at 732 on the democratic St aTRuDeN. Barn, Nov. 6, 1961, Epitons Atias:—Wo have received the election returns from a sufficient number of towns to justify me in say- ing, thet our psn han this county is about 700. Our “half shire’ question injured cur Stateticket Yours, in haste Lewis, Lowritie, Nov, 5, 1851 Kortors Artas:—The democratic State ticket has tat least 200 majority in little Lewis— bly 250. Chat- Held is even with the ticket, if by bs or 60 head, though the whigs have him out for defeat, P. 8.—Our whole ticket is elected; likewise the demo- Senator in district. MonTooMERY Fowpa, Nov. 5, 1861 Enrrons Arias: ey canal contracts have been too much for us, and wo are beaten im the ed tbe por The Weed men tought with desperation—whip yd erays 7 olen to the pty of the fet contracts be received ui canal law, have defeat pA ie ween Assembly district, and aetealed our county ticket. The a1 majorit; the whig be a little upwards of ar as We can get at it. Sees S in the hig! ) will only be from 50 to 90 bebind county. He been taken care of. fT. LAWRENCE. Ocoensnunc, Nov. 6-8 P.M. I rend you all our returns from the county, as far as ss from. teen towns heard from; State ticket, 793 ahead. ted e same towns, James, the whig Judge, ix 60 ahoad of Allen, our candidate for fee Jadge, On the Btate ticket, the county will probably give sate eleven bwsdred. Allen will have a small \ THE VERY LATEST. Avsany, Nov.8—1 P. M. There is nothing to change the opinion expressed yes- terday, that Ullman, Cook, and Fitshugh, are elected, and probably Forsyth, on the whig ticket. The latest telegraphic reports which have reached here, are, that Ontario gives 800, at least, for every whig candidate; Livingston, 1,400 whig majority; Steuben 800, and Yates 250, democratic majorities, Letters from Dethi state that the majority in Delaware county, against Forsyth and Patterson, will not exceed 1,500. In Bt. Lawrence, the democratic majority on any por- tion of the ticket, will not go over 900. Ullman, in Rensselaer, will run up with the rest of the whig Btate ticket. ‘The number of whig votes cast in Madison county, without the name of Pratt for Senator, which was omit: ted by the printer, was 475,—which would have ensured his election. Avnany, November 8—9 P. M. ‘The Oswego Times, upon the strength of a letter, thinks that Mr. Platt has @ mejority in Madison, and is elected tothe Senate. On the contrary, advices from Chitte- ningo state that Lowen, democrat, is elected. Washington county is reported at about 800 for Ul man; Chatauque, 1,200 ditto; Monroe, 1,800 ditto. Franklin gives 250 to 300 majority for the democrats on the State ticket. The democratic candidate for As semblyman has 31 majority. Tho Albany Atlus hat a dispatch stating that Alleghany has given 50 majority for the democrats. ELECTIONS IN OTHER STATES. TELEGRAPHIC, The Missi ippl Election. Tacuson, November 7, 1361. The official returns from Tippah county give Foote, for Governor, 1,614, and Jeff Davis, 1,281. For Congress, D, B, Nabors, Union, 1,624; Jacob Thomson, State rights 1266. ‘The Union representatives are elected—two whigs and two democrats Foote’s majority in the State for Governor, from pre- sent returzs, it is thought, will vary from five to ten thousand. ‘Three of the Union candidates for Congress are un- doubtedly elected. Houty Seaixes, November 7, 1861. In this town, Jeff. Davis har 20 majority, for Governor, and James A Horne, Union, for Secretary of State, 85; Wm. Clark, Union, for Treasurer, §2; D, R. Russell, Union, for Auditor, 102; D. B. Nabors, Union, for Congress, 21; Clayton, Judge of High Court, 382; Scott, Union, for Chancellor of State, 30. ‘The Legislature is divided—two democrats and two whigs. New Onieans, Novinber 7, 1851. A telegraphic despatch, dated Jackson, Miss., last night, says that Foote is ahead 2,100 in twenty-one counties, and his election is believed to be certain. The Louisiana Election, New Onteans, Nov. 7, 1851. According to the returns thus far received, there has been nochange in the political complexion of the four Congrersional districts in this State. The next delegation, it is pretty certain, will stand as follows: — 1. Louis St. Martin, dem, 9. Alex. G. Penn, dem 2.1. A. Landry, whig 4, Isanc E, Morse dem, The Wisconsin Legislature. Muwacnie, Nov. 8, 1861. ‘The aspect ‘of the returns lead to the belief that the whige will bave a majority in the Legislature. The Maryland Election. Bavtimone, Novemper 8, 1851. The entire democratic Btate ticket, for Comptroller, Register, and Lottery Commissioner, is elected. The Senate stande twelve whigs and ten democrats, If the istest returns are correct, which they are believed to be the democrats will bave two majority in the House of Assembly. The entire democratic majority is from 2000 to 3,000 Bautimone, Nov. 8—P. M. Full returns of this city bave just been received, and the whole democratic ticket is elected, as follows:— For Judge of the Common Pleas—Marshall's majority over Brune is 313. Judge of Criminal Court—Stump over Blackburn 086, - Commissioner of Public Works—Powder over Latrobe, 265. Register of Wille—Hickman over Cooke, 1,685. State's Attorney—B. Gwinn over Yellet, 4,061. Clerk of Superior Court—Dowling over Seth, 1472. Clerk of Common Pleas—Norwood over Spear, 3,255. Clerk of Criminal Court—Moore em Servary, 1.97. Surveyor—Chiflle over Bouldin, 5: Comptroller—Thomas over Morgan, 1,500. Lottery Commissioner—Stewart over Hicks, 3.851 Commirsioner Land Office—Murray over Brewer, 2.736 ‘The average democratic majority, on the delegate tioket. is 2.585 Le Grand is elected Judge of the Superior Court. Frick, of the Common Pleas, (a0 opposition,) and Haye, for Sheriff, pds 4,600 over Laws ie. Y MAIL +d OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE. Batimors, Nov. 8, 1861. The Maryland Election—Rowd of the Whigs—Cathe- | rine Hayes, &c. The Maryland clection has resulted, as Father Ritchie would say, in the total “ rout of the whig forces, horse, foot, and dragoons,” and all their valuables have been captured by the democracy. Even the House of Delegates, which, from time im- momorial, has been whig, bids fair to fall into the hands of the democracy, by one or two majority. The Senate will remain whig by about two ma- jority, having been saved from the general over- throw by ten whigs to four democrats holding over from last year. The democratic State ticket is also elected entire, © ex-Governor ‘Thomas as Comptroller, who fell one thousand votes behind his ticket in this city. It is, however, merreend the case in Maryland, that the democrats pthe State the year preceding the Presidential lection: bot they have carried the game rather farther this fall than any precedent warranted. Catherine Hayes has just closed an arrangement | with the managers of the Mechanics’ institute, for | tho use of be le oe 7 ie will seat 5,000 persons, for a series of concerts, to commence on the 20th of December. The Mechanics’ Fair will close on the 2)th inst., when the workmen bg roceed to the hall its closing finish, and effort will nde te have it provided ‘with | abe by the time dicated. spe oF 4 Crow Ivotas =A few days ago, we gave unt of the escape of a Crow Indian—one of th: jon that Col, Mitchell is taking to the Bast— he steamer Ciara, whilst she lay at Bruaswick. He left the boat after supper, on Sanday evening, the }9th inst , and we now learn that his body was found on Sunday last, the 26th, about half a mile Me Kom where the boat was |; ‘The body had been mutilated by hogs, but was wut ly perfect, with the attending cireum stancer, to attest the manner of bis death. He had committed muicide, by stabbing himself in the neck, just over the left shoulder, Ile had driven the knife deep in and then withdrawn it. | Mr. Salisbury yesterday brought down the knife, beads, and other things found about hie bedy, ealowlated to identify him, He bor- rowed the knife from the Black Bear, one of the Chey- ennen, bel to the delegation, just ar he was leaving. LA le 8 Jory ‘cher knife, worn to @ tolerably sharp Before show! showing the knife to the Indians yester- S.. or informing them of what had transpired, the owner ‘everibed fy and when shown, all recognised it; and other trinkets were exhibited, nd whi the inet nized them. When informed that he bad Nated't himeelf, they expressed much ui and feeling the body of the Indian—Si Louis (Mo ) Oct. 81 There remains no doult of the identity of }" Republizen, Mrasace or Govenson Campnent, or Texvestre.—The first meseege of Governor Campbell was communi sated to the Tennessee Legisiatore on the 28th witimo. With the exception of a couple of paragraphs in commemoration of the compromise measures, itis exclusively devoted to State He devotes much sitention to tavernal inaprove- mente, and states that about $2,660,000 have bean eub- scribed to the Memphis and Charleston road; over #2.0700C0 to the rond from Le wlevitle to Nashville, and above $150,000 to the road from Nashville to Columbia. All (heee works, he enya, deserve the countenance of the Biate. ‘The mede of wena. tre and Attornoys General be urges. ehould be changed, and suggests that they be ebowen by the le. Toe finances of the Atate are ive healthy condition. with e curplus in the Trea- evry —— NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. From Boston, LOSS OF THE SHIP OREGON, OF BOSTON, AND THREE PASSENGERS—NARROW ESCAPE OF THE CREW, BTV. Boston, Nov.8, 1861. ‘The British brig Conductor, which arrived at port last evening, from Bonaire, brought in Capt. a the crew, and one passenger, of the ship Oregem, of Bos- ton, which sunk on the 27th ult., in lat. 365¢,lom. 60)4. The Oregon sailed from New York on the 234 uit. for Kingston, Jemaiea, with cecal, amd four passengers. During a heavy gale, on the 27th ult., the shifting plank broke adrift, her cargo shifted, the vessel filled with wa- ter, and sunk, about 5 P.M. Both boats were stove in the gale, and rendered useless, and the prospect of saving the lives of those on board was almost hopeless, whem fortunately the top of the forward house came off, in con- sequence ofthe weather side having been cut away, upon. which all the crew and one passenger, Mr. L. R. Fish, escaped. Three passengers were unable to get upon raft before the chip went down, and were lost. Their names were, Mr. Simpson, of London; Mr. J. B :Duval, of New York; and # young man about 18 years of age, name not remembered. The crew remained on the raft three days and nights, without water or food, when they were fallen in with by the brig Conductor, of Yarmouth,N. 8., captain Wyman, for whose kind treatment the survivors express their warmest thanks. Hon. Jobn P. Hale resumed his argument for the defence in the rescue case, thiy morning - Stocks are firmer to-day, with a more active market Money is easier on call. From New Orleans, STEAMBOAT AND COTTON BURNED—THREE LIVES LOSI—FROST IN MISSISSIPPI, ETC, New Oaceans, Nov, 8, 1861, It isreported that the steamer Montgomery, with 2,500 bales of cotton on board, was recently burned at Hurri- cone Ieland,mear Vicksburg, Miss. The boat and cargo & total loss. Two or three lives were lost. There was a light frost in Mississippi yesterday. Murderer Convicted and Sentenced. Troy, N. ¥., Nov. 8, 1861. ‘The jury in the case of Charles Quinn, tried for the murder of Miehael Gleason, in this city, in January last, returned a verdict of guilty of murder. Quinm was to-day sentenced, by Judge Watson, to be hanged on the 28th day of December next. The “Sor 8 of Tcomperance. Wrica, Nov 8th, 1861 ‘The Grand Division of Sons of Temperance of Westera New York, will hold an adjourned meeting at Rochester on the 13th of November. Scarcity of Coal at Cincinnati, é&c. Cixcinwatr, November 8, 1861. ‘The stock of coal here is very low, and foundries wilt be compelied to stop after another week’s work, which wiil entirely exhaust the supply The river only measures four feet in the channel. The Mississippi River, &. Sr. Lovis, November 8, 1861. All the upper streams are falling, and there is scarce seven feet of water between here and Cairo. We have nothing new relative to the Bank law election in Illinois, Destructive Fire at Portsmouth. Sraivcrreny Mass., Nov. 8, 1861. On Wednesdey night last, a fire broke out in the bak~ ery of Messrs. G. & G@, C. Fernal, at Portamouth, N. H., which, together with the storehouse and stable of Barker & Adams, the shops of Joseph W. Greene and Daniel P. Clark, several house frames, lumber, six horses, &c , were consumed. The buildings were owned by Jacob Wendell The thern Mail, Bavtimons, November 8, 1861. ‘We have no mail from the South, to-night, beyond Pe- tersburg. —_— Religious latelligence. SERMONS TO-DAY. Baptist ehureh, Hoboken—Rev. Dr. Hague, morm- fethodist chureh, Allen street—Rev. II. 8. Carpenter, evening. Universalist ehureh. Fourth street—Rev. H.R. Nye. Baptist church. Cannon strest--Rey. Mr. Kddy, mors- a ebureb, Brooklyn—-Rev, A. P. Peabody, Canfield, Eleventh street eburch—Kev. T. L. Harris, morning. Bether da ist chureh, Chrystie street—Rev. N. B. Baldwin. moroing sc ehareb, Orchard street—Rev. C. H. Fay, eve Comeregational church. Sixteenth street—Rev II. 0. rmerhorn. evening. Church of the Hoy Martyrs, Ludlow street—A dis- course to the young, in the evening. at half-past sevem. Rev. Edward i of Greenville, N.Y .who resigned the pastoral charge of the Presbyterian in that villege. has declined the call tendered him Th the Protestant Reformed Dutch church of Wawarsing, county. Rov. David Hughes was recently ordained and installed over the Presbyterian church in New Plymouth, 0 Rey. George Darling has resicned the eek. care of the Preehyterian church of Hamilton and Rossville, 0. Rey. 1. Walker, for nine years pastor of the Presby- terian cburch in Baldwineville, WY, recently gave notice of his intention to apply to the presbytery pd Cbureb of the Epiphany, Stanton street—-Rey. I, HL. - evening | diseolution of the pastoral relation, on account of, health ‘The Srst Prerbyterian chureh in TaGianapolls, has seut out « colony, and formed a third ehurch in that city. Rev. Huron Kittridge was instal'ed over the Presby- terlum church of Ked Creek, N.Y, by the presbytery of Geneva, on the 15th of October. Rey. Asa Mann, of Hardwick, Mass, has received « which was organiced in Fi ry members, now numbers about eighty. This pale under the pastoral care of Rev. 8. G. Rankin, son of Rev. John Kankin, a celebrated Presbyterian divine of Ripley, 0. th egation i ehureh in Winthrop, r opal Meera ner. itufus M yer was installed his eucees- sor, October lath. Her. Erastus Dickinson, lately of Brooklyn, N. ¥., installed as pastor over the First ¢ ens Rd.. 4 and society of Colebester, on the 224 ult Aseccond Congregational chureh, pA of poe fifty members, was organized in New Ipswich, N. H.. the 0th ult A new Congregational meeting house was dedicated at i pastor over the Barnstead, NH, on the 20th ult. Rev. Calvin Chapman was installed second Congregational chureh in Middleboro’, Mass., om the 224 ult Rev. Rufus W. Clatk, ef Portemonth, N. If, has te crived an unanimous call from the } ene church and society. in Bart Boston, to become their pastor. Mr. Frederick Fiske, son of tho late Rev. Mr. Fiske, of Wrentham, bas rooeived a call from the orthodox church in Achvunben, deve ev Isaac N. Shannen w lost Week, pastor of the Seecnd Presbyterian chureh jm New Brunswick, X. Rev a. by cf Hackettstown Presbyterian church of Mo , and entered on his labors in that place on the Ist of November. Rev Bayard Martin ™~ installed paster of the 0. 8. burch in North River, Pa. ooney. 3. Banvard has Fe pastorate of Harvard. treet Bay ~7 chore ry ocelets, yee —- one Decem| ron! view . trem ve Bapetet church in Weet Cambrlage, Mask Refue Beboock, D. D , baa a the secretary- wap sete A&F = Society, vacated by the resig- OO Henry. deamet decker, an experienced and highly ev. evry Sonnedec! ebteemed member of the Onto Synod of the German Re- formed church, recently died. bishop Dr yaar avoege's sharps te th % his city, 08 of Mlinots, ¢ 's eburel , ia clty, tees b inst. It ot = etented hat he consegration ‘ we wet the senior bishop, in lilibole, but the “owe hehey Bishops fi find New York gonventent of access Prive learn that up to leat voning te ew Rev, Dr. Creigh- ton had not consented to assume of provisional birhop of this diocess, to which he was elected at the late dicceran convention. fer consideration. He desires yet further time ithe all-ged, have heen te ne ferdent hae not porto med bie promise to pay. Sreper brings Bis notion as aestgors for 65 000.