The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-05

BY the CouRT-As far as have any knowledge,
have no reason to believe any unnecessary expense
was incurred at Indian Key, tor the cure or COM
fort OF the sick. As professional man, cannot
say whether the articles mentioned in the bills
necessary or not, did not prescribe them, unless
Iknew the circumstances under which they were
prescribed have myself administered champagne
in the absence of all other stlmuant.
do not know OF the officers, using at any time
the Hospital stores without being under medical
treatment Half past o'clock the court adjourned
BALTIMORE, Oct A. 1915.
Political -4faUs-1hs Native Victory orer the
Whigs-Geo. M,mday's Prescription for the Ma
tiues-Suecess of the Reans-TAe Custom House
A6airs-Markets, &c.
The result OF the election has been most disas-
rous to the wings, not only in this city but through
out the entire State. In the last Congress, they had
SIX members, now they have but two out of
the six. In the last House of Delegates, they
had clear majority fforty votes, now it is doubt
full which party claim the majority in that body,
close has been the election Nativeism, stump
laws, and the rejection OF Judge SemmeS, has pro-
duced this result.
Nativelsm, or its leaders, should say are in &C.
stacies, although they have fallen greatly short Of
their, expectations; whilst hundreds of those who
voted their ticket are filled with sorrow and morti-
hcaton IN view OF the fact that they have sulciday
defeated John p Kennedy by their perverseness-
The curses vented on their recreant friends by the
Will the democrats glory in their detection know
ing tu well that 1t will result here II has in New
York, IN ensuing them victory when defeat would
otherwise be certain, and before it gains sufficient
strength to injure them will tail to the ground from
the weight Of its own corruption. We have another
election on Wednesday next for Council, and see
the natives are nominating candidates, which will
have the effect OF giving the democracy fifteen of the
twenty wards, whilst ii they were to stick to the
wings the latter would carry fifteen out of the twen
~ But the party IS composed of corruption and
verdancy, and It will require time 10 open the eyes
OF the latter. A verdant youth in the Marine Bank
who has had his head turned by being appointed
Secretary of their Convention, made bets that the
party would poll 5000 votes, on the assurance of his
corrupt friends, and is now ashamed of himself and
his party.
George Munday, of Philadelphia, the hatless pro-
phet, is putting poem to press, and having his
eye, presume, certain Native candidates, and one
Congressman elect, thus pours forth his muse
" How would you make Congressman
Listen while tell Adrunkard
From the gutter take gambler
From the tairo bring a stabber
From the courthouse hall take these
Together mix the three and when
The mould is dry plaster it over
With scripture ephets phrases
OF stiff morality speeches patriotic
Appeals to the dear God.beloved
People !" and 10 you have
An honorable Congressman
Fe, George, you should have let the secret out
II has proved successful once at least and particu-
larly successful in other cases which could men
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kean closed their engagement in
this city last night with benefit .on which occasion
the capaclous Front street theatre was literally
crowded from pit TO dome, as indeed it has been
nightly throughout the week. After the curtain fell
they were called out and Mr.. Kean returned his
thanks Tor the cordial reception with which thew
had been greeted and stated that he would have the
honor of appearing before them again commencing
on Monday fortnight, after his return from New
York
H G. S. Key, Esq, who predicted would be ap-
N af
Marriott, If he not elected TO Congress, has,
perceive, been defeated. j do not know whether he
Will accept the appointment but thing | know
II has been rendered to him. President Polk has
shown his good sense in stunning the ciiques and ca
balls OF this city, and Mr. X. will doubtless shun
them also.
ELECTION RErURNs.-I annex you recapitula-
ton OF the result OF the election as ascertain
ed
RrcArITuLArros.-For Congress.-The delegation to
Congress will be probably Democrats to Wings In
the last Congress the entire delegation Wing The
following is reorganization of the returns received
First District-We hava returns from Montgomery,
Charles A. Arundel and Calvert showing ma ority Of
nearly 300 for Gen Chapman, Wing, 9. S. Key De.
mocrat which will re increased by the from St
Mary's. No change.
Second Distriet-We have returns from Frederick
Washington, and Part Of Allsghany counties, which
show the election OF Perry, Democrat Sniyely,
Wing by majority of three or four hundred votes.
Wing loss.
Third Distict-Ligon, Democrat is elected over
Wethered Wing, by large majority. A Wing loss
Fourth Distriet-Wm. Fell Giles, Democrat Is elected
over John P. Kennedy, Wing by majority of si2. A
Fifth District-Constable, Democrat is elected over
Wright Wing in the fifth district Wing loss
Slrth Dist iet.-We have only returns from Talbot
county which Martini Democrat, carries by majority
of 40 over Long, Wing There is but little doubt how
that Long is elected Dorchester Somerset and
Worcester, usually give large Wing majority.
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.-As far as ascertained
the state OF parties IN the House Of Delegates is as
follows