The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19
New York Election.

Gle New York papers Of the 9th, each devote
several columns to the returns of the election as far
as heard from, and speculatioHs as to the probable
result The Courier and Enquirer says:
The eontes has evidently been close, and the
result may not be known FOR several days. A dis
patch from Albany says that the Senate is wing
but the Assembly democratic, and that the demo
cratic coalition has carried one-hall OF The State
officers
The AhH-Renters formed, their ticket of One-hqlf
wings and ope-half democrats, and it seems they
held The balqhce Of power, They have Tins split
the tickets Of the otlte parties and elected their
entire ticket, IT,, .-- ,-. '-.-
The Tribune gives returns irorn all the counties
iuthe State except three aud foots up table as
follows: -ss- 's, ~ i
Wing, 10 ,2l0
DemoeFae '44lSI
Whie minority. 9Ul3
The three counties sri o'bs heard FROM are On
sego Delaware and Cataraugas -Otsego is expected
to give i00O democratic majority, and Oataraugus
200 wing majority. Delaware county has giveif Il
large majority for the 'and-rent ticket Composed Of
both wbigs and democrats.
WitbresaEd 70 The Legislature, the Courier sets
down the Senate at. II wings and Is democrats;
and tie Assembly is put down at g wings, &c
democrats, and,2b doubtful st- e 81
A dispatch front New Y ork city.on the evening
of the 9th says,- In 32 Senatorial districts heard
/ from t6whigs and Is democrats have been elected
| This makes a te in the Senate Last year the
| wings had "a and the democrats s, % counties
have elected 10 wing and y democr0tic Assembly,
men. The same counties hst year elected1S wings
and rs democrats. There will probably be a con
| siderable wing ,msiotty in the Assembly, Re.
turns rop So counties give the wings d reported
maidrty'of ~ Is, leaving three coIntes to beheard
IRON the result ii~wlich will mako the vote very
| olose,n r =
The SUsQUEuANNA BANKs=A late letter from
New York contains the following passage SIZE
ters from Montrose (Patslate that It. p, ST John
had taen arrested there and committed to.prison.
charged with che most stupendous frauds, in con
.neotion; With the SusquehanIa County Bank. of
which he was cashier. The committee appointed
to Investigate its affairs report that there are now
| in circulation notes amounting to upwards Of
.S260,00O whereas the cashier had given the most
/ positive assurances that the whole amountn cir
cnlation was only $4,000, and that every dollar
! should be redeemed within tvo'weeks Theloom-
| mittee says thnt there never was,a more stupen4
dous fraud committed in the whole history OIL Bank
| swindling. All the available funds found IN the
/ bank were under S23 The cashier was escorted
| to prison by a large crowd, who blowed their tin
horns, beat their tin pans, yelled, shouted, hurraed
/ etc. and when the prison door closed upon ahe
! wretch with crash, the crowd, shouted, Bans
closed, and gave numerous tremendous cheers
He oontnuedln Jail up to the 9th, Bail in $4,000
is required. The State Bank at Morris, Nj
was managed by the same Wall street clique, ant
as its capital stock was paid in with the Susaue
/ hanna County Bank notes, the failure OF both con
cerns was Of course simultaneous