New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

Halifax .....-.--5 U.-.-------U
Brunswick. ......1 O-----l
Greene U----- "
Wayoe 3......--..0 U
franklin .-.-.--.0 5--------O
Beaufort .3 U-----.-l
Lenoir. u 2.-.------O
Warren. S9---'-'----99 y
Bertic -------.--3 u----------o
Cumberland -..-.0 o.....-..u
TOTAL 22.........I4
There are in the State "A counties, and YOU may
udse from what we hare achieved what we teiH DO.
For Governor, GRAHAM (Whig) will certainly be
elected bv from four 10 seven thousand votes And
this TOO in spite of the Texas fever the Tariff hum,
bug, and the unprecedented Efforts OF Federal and
State officers If we do as we'll US think we shall,
lei every press in the land render justice to our hon.
est, consistent, and incorruptible State.
From our Evening Edition of yesterday.
Craren CO-Our letters state that we have gam
ed two Copmoners in this County.
Chouan Co.-Payne tW.) elected tc the Com
mons. Two Wings ran here and we expected to
lose the County.
Hertt5rd Cor. G. Cowper IVA elected TO the
Senate over q. C. Moor IL. F. Wing gain.
10 be elected to the Senate by a majority Of l3.
BEAUFORT.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
Vino OFFICE. Washington: N. c.
August Cd, 1874.
Returns Of the Election held yesterday have
reached us from IL Of the IA Precincts in the
County
Graham's (Whig) maj. over Hokc. ..........426
Morehcad's maj. in '42 was only ...............l57
Edward Stanly and F. Grist are elected to
the House of Commons by upwards of 300 ma
jority-a Wing gain Of one member. Col. Tay-
lor (Whig) elected to the Senate without oppo.
sition.
The two precincts to be heard from will not
affect the result more than 80 votes either way.
PITT
Three Wings elected to tho Legislature
Graham's majority $50. One precinct to be
heard from.
PS The Wings have carried Craven County
and gained two Members of the Legislature.
HEREFORD.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
WIxIos. N. c. Aug. 3. 1sH
The Elections for this County (tlcrtlord) yes
tcrday terminated in the election of Richard G.
Cowper, Esq. Wing, by majority of 2s votes,
over DR.. c. G.. Moo, Loco. Foco. The latter was
IN the Legislature two years ago, and was at the
head of the Geuymanderng Committee in dis
tricting the State, prepared Rayner's district TO
enable himsclf to obtain scat in Congress, was
beaten by Mr.. X. $40 votes twelve months since,
and has now lost his place in the State Senate.
This isa Wing gain. Jacob Sharp Esq is elect
cd to the Commons by majority Of 80 votes
The Wings lost their Sheriff by votes. The
Locos fought 10 the last. Grahaln's majority, ~.
Very respectfully, &c.
STATE OF THE PoLLs.-Senafe-Co Whig,
1853; Moor, Loco. 1855. Commons-Sharp, w
337 Brittle. L. PSI. lSherf-Daniel w. 2e6;
Perry, l.. 294; Britton, l.. 8. Gorernor-Gra
ham. w 30S: Hoke. l. 269
o'ciock-W. Stanes. Loco Foco, is elected
in the Senatorial District Of Gates and Chowsn,
over A. Moor, Wing, by 80 majsrity; r. Cat
ling, Loco. Fpco, elected to the Commons in
CAFES by majority of I, over DR.. X. X. Speed,
Wing. Il. T. Pane is elected in Chnwan County
for lhe Commons by msjprly Of . votes. No
change Unable 10 give You the rrte.
The Richmond Wig Of Monday says: This
election took place on Thursday, and we should
now be il possession of numerous returns. We
are in possession Of number, but still fewer than
re had expected, and some Of them imperfect
We shall, therefore Withhold them for more com
plete information, which we shall get to-day and
10 morrow.
We only say now that The complexion Of the
returns 50 iar, IS Favorable, and that we do not
dotbt the Wings have carried the State-Gover
nor and Legslature-by es ample majority as
IS necessary Q, desirable.
BnurALrrY.-Some ot the Locu. Fccos return
ng from their meeting in Belleville, N. J. Mon.
izy, crrelIy beat and mal.rested an old lady Of
70, who came out to remonatrate against their
.utting down an Ash Pole standing near her
rouse. Some of the rowdies were arrested.
II Mr.. G0!asb0rough Robinson, the gentle
nan injured on the Baltimore and Philadclphis
Railroad few days since, died at Baltimore on
Sunday night.
CoLLEcroR-We understand Says the Savan-
1ah Republican Of the lst,) that General Ed
'yARp HARpEs, who vas appointed Collector Of
his port, vice NJ. MYERs, Esq, rejected by the
Senate, entered upon the dscharga of his duties
yesterday [Charleston Courier.
y TREMENDOUS ArTAc.,oss Al TIE ANEaIIcAs NJ
afternoon, heifpas. cloek. The hahncky