American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-26

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dent democrat, for Congress, beats Lucas, honl'
mated democrat 2l6. No whig candidate Tor
Congress in the field Average wing mhIoH'!
for delegates and Senator lis.
Morgan county. Reported maIorty Tor BED
niger, so. Orrlck, wing Senator, ~ maj
Michael wing delegate, AZ maj
Jc1srSDn c0uqr. Lucas beats Bedlngcr Al
votes Two wing delegates elected.
Ciark co,tniu Bcdingcr's majority 90.
Frederick countu Bedlnger's maj II. The
vote on the delegate ticket is close. 1t is as
follows: Carson, dem. 7l9, Lovett, dem. 667;
Wall wing, S2I; Gather, wing, 1S9, and one
district to hear from. which last year gave
democratic maj. OF 90.
Bedingcr selected to Congress, over Lucas,
by large majority.
1t is reported that the wings have carried
Hampshire county.
FART co,m,y The Madisonian of last
evening says, we are informed by gentleman
from Virginia, that Moss, dem, is elected in
Fairfax by over 200 maj.
Gen. j. NJ. McCarty, (indep) is supposed
to be elected to Congress in the Loudon Dis
/ trict, over John S. Pendleton the regular wing
candidate.
Richmond District. The Wing of esterday
says, that the full returns from this district had
not been received, but there is no doubt of the
defeat of the Hon. John NJ Bolts, by from $50
to 200 votes. Sedden, dem, is the successful
candidate, In Richmond city the vote stood
for Bolts GAG; Sedden, 305. Hearic0-
Bolts 40l, Spdden 249. CheSterfeLd-Maj
for Sedden 800. HanorG-AS far as heard
| from, Seddens mai. is about so. The Star
says Sedden runs ahead of all anticipation,
and Bolts far behind.
In Richmond CITY, Lyons beats Brooke for
the house lS7-both wings. No opposition to
Stanard, wing, for the Senate, In Petersburg,
at the latest accounts, Syme, wing, for the
house, was ahead by small ma ority,
At Norfolk, Oh Thursday afternoon, the
vote for Congress stood, Whitfield, wing, no.;
Atkinson, dem, 1854.
SpotisyIrnlia. The vote for Congress, in
fredericksburg, stood for Newton, whig, PA,
and for Hunter, dem. 2l0. At the Court
House, Hunters mai. is |. The Recorder
says if the remaining districts do as well for
Hunter, his maj. in the county will be from 10
to 100. 1t also claims the election of Hollo-
way, dem. to the Legislature. The remaining
precincts last year gave l0l democratic maj.
Stq0ord-We have no perfect returns. No
doubt however exists of Chnn's election
Smith (dem. for the Senate, runs Is ahead of
the democratic majority Of last year at the Fall
mouth precinct Pendleton far ahead of Me-
Carly.
CrOHne-Dcklnson dem is undoubtedly
elected, being gain, says the Fredericksburg
Recorder. At o'clock, Broadus had no hope
of success. A large Majority was expected for
Mr.. Hunter, who is believed to be elected.
JASPER, THE MODERN LAMBERT. This re-
markable child has been visited by hundreds
within the last few days, at the corner of II o.
liday and Baltimore SITS, and all have been a.
mazed at his immense size and pronounce him
to be the best proportional mammoth giant
they have ever seen. AS he is engaged to APP
pear at the American Museum, n. York, by
the middle of next week, we advise all to pay
him an early visit.
Mons ADRENT opens Monday evening, at
the Assembly Rooms, with some most brilliant
sions add to this, piana will discourse sweet
tones and soft music. Beauty and fashion will
be there with their bright smiles.
MYsTERIors. A young lady, name m.-
known, died at the Virginia HOTEL Wheeling,
on Saturday last. She arrived there on the
9th inst, from Cincinnati, with another lady,
in state of great debility; she was received
and treated with every attention as traveller.
She refused to give her name, or to answer
any interrogatory regarding her friends or re-
latvos The name of Mary Early is marked
upon one of her handkerchiefs, and the cor.
responding initial upon her trunk. Her ward
robe, which is good, conveys no further Hi
gence of who she was, or who are her friends
WANTED NO OFFICE. New Haven paper
mentions the fact, that mechanic of that city
was lately offered an appointment in the Gus
tom House department, with the privilege Of
selecting for himself the position that would be
most agreeable, and that he positively declined
the offer, with the remark, that "as long as God
gives me health, would rather live by my
trade"
PRESIDENTS VIslTs. The number of visitors
daily to the President now averages about 200
During the first week after the inauguration
the number of visitors to the White House and
the Departments was not less than one hun.
bred thousand.
AID FOR PIrTsBURG. The collections made
in Philadelphia in behalf of the Pittsburg suf:
ferers amounted on Wednesday ening to Sc
penteen thousand dollars. OF this sum, fifteen
thousand have already been forwarded to the
Mayor of Pttsburg.
THE GREAT WESTERN. This steamer sail
ed from N. York for Liverpool, on Thursday
afternoon, with lac passengers, among whom
were Mr.. John Boyd and Mr.. Ross Campbell
of Baltimore.
GOVERNOR DoRR. A letter published in thu
Madisonlan from Rhode Island says it is though