The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13
Photographed to the "Daily Crescent. "
THE ELECTIONS.

Returns to the Latest Moment from MAINE,
NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, NAssA-
oHUsETTS. RHODE ISLAND, CONNEoTI-
CUT, NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, PENN
sYLvANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND,
MICHIGAN, OHIO, INDIANA, HLN OBS,
KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, NORTH cARo-
LIMA GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA Noyember H.. GeOrgid-Ne have sulleieht
returns TO say that Georgia has gone wing BY mslony
ranging between 1900 and 2OO Dispatches from the ofce
of the Washington Union Of yesterday ohe iOh) state
that Ohio and Indiana have for Cas- by large MAORI
ties Every State North has given Taylor majonties but
Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont In Virginia, the
democratic majority is estimated at 1000
MorTaomKRY NoUem6er 12.-The returns from "a
counties in Georgia show gain of 1900 for Taylor From
Florida imperfect returns show Wing gain. In Massa-
ebuses there is probably no choice of electors. Maine.
Virginia and Indiana have undoubtedly gone for Cas- 1t
is very keyndeed most Alabama has gone
for Taylor.
MARKETs-At Charleston, $500 bales Cotton were sold
Middling was worth 4z6c At New York. Treasury Notes
sold at SIC.
The following Geographic dispatch came TO hand
late last night 1t will be seen that it has been over
two days on its journey-even on the lightning
line It must have been detained somewhere on
the route, but where we are totally unable to say
However, is like election dispatches preceding it,
very meagre in its details:
BALTIMORE November g. In Massachusetts, Taylor
lacks 1000 of majority of the whole vote The Van Buren,
vote is very heavy Hampshire has for Cass
without doubt Taylor carries YermOHt by small ma
jorty eo Jersey has also voted for Taylor. The wing
majority in DelGt0are $50 Connecticut and Rhode
Island have also been carried by Gen. TaylOr In Penn
sykcaHia the Taylor ticket has made considerable gain on
the johnson and Skunk The wing majority in Phila
dephia city and county 97S1..NeD York has certainly
cast her vote Taylor In the city his majority 1886 over
Cas and 1894 over Cas- and Van Buren,. Maryland has
cast her vote for Taylor Baltimore city gave Cas ma
orty Of $780, In Virginia Taylor makes some gains, but
not enough it is thought to give him the State has
probably voted for Cas-. Kentucky has doubtless
gone for Taylor by an increased majority. Mr. Clay voted
for Taylor Columbus Journal twhg) comedies Ohio
to Cas- by majority of from five thOuSand-Tesult
certain nevertheless Illinois supposed to have gone for
Cass The Free SoIen poed very heavy vote Cas-
has carried Michigan. The eityOf Detroit gave majority
against him. North Carolina Taylor gains handsomely
MARKETS. The New York cotton market is down
to-day The sales are 300 bales Buyers refuse for
mer Flour and wheat dull and declining Pork
also has a downward tendency.
The following dispatch we received at a late
hour, of date later than the foregoing;
PHILADELPHIA, NouemJer 10. Sufficient returns have
been received from the following States to determine the
suit The wings have carried Massachusetts Rhode Island,
Connecticut Vermont NewYOrk. Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland Kentucky and Tennessee. The democrats have
succeeded in Ohio Indiana Illinois, Michigan. Maine. New
Hampshire and Virginia. IAN the wing candidates for
Congress in New York have been elected, but two.