New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11
The maine Elec,ion-Gongress.

Ist District, York, &c Further returns from
,b;s Di.,rios leave NJ doubt that Moses MCDONALD
Dpp1 has beaten Nathan Dane Appleton Wing
by small msjotity
I'D Dist (Cumberand.l-JoHS APPLETON
(Oep) will have very small plr1tality if aay. His
election is not cettaia.
Late,-Al the towlG are heard from but Sc
bago and Naples. and if Fessenden (Whig) has
gained sixty votes in shess two towns he is chosen
&c is probably hteaten by 80 or 40 votes. Trtb
Up Dist-(K ennebec, &c No doubt of the
i election of ROBERT GooDEaow (Whigl but we
have no returns Iri6.l
IXth Dist Lincoln and Oxford "A dispatch
from tie Bath Tribune Wing comedies the cleo
tion If CHARLES ASDERsos, (Oppoaision, but not
oro.elavery) LAnother dispatch says the result
10 doubtful but the above Is the latess.-Ir'6
IVth Dist Waldo, &c mo returns, but there
can scarcely be doubt that EPHRAIa K SMART
lOpp. hut for Free soip is elected over Theo
Cushing, free Soil and Wing
YIN Dst-A later dippstch from the Bangor
Wing says ISRAEL WAsHDURs Ir. (Whig and free
SoiD bss at least 600 plurality over Hastings
Strickland Opp Bangor gave Washourn l'so2
votes instead of 282 as telegraphed yesterday.
Win Dist-l7 towns in Hancock Co. give
gain of 259 for JAMES g PIKE, (Whig} % towns
and plantations in Washington Co. give Pike
gain Of 300 votes. In several additional towns
! Pike was largely ahead of the Wing vote for Gov.
erpor.
BY special Dispatch to The Tybune.
CALAIS aAine, sspt 10.
| Twenty.four towns ard two plantations in
Washington Co, give the following vote for Con-
gress:
Pne.17o4 fuller. 4Cs Downa. 1866 Fuller. .l,6Si
Seventeen towns in Hancock Co. give Pike
gain Of 200 votes.
There is special Free Soil candidate in the
field, picking up moderate vote
Mr. Pixies friends expect large gain in Aroos'
took if be gets it he will be elected But the
chances are rather adverse Tr6
Gouerror.-No effort to defeat Gov. Hubbard
h Ia probably elected by the People.
Senate.-The Wings have probably carried Ken
nebec and Penobscos. Lincoln is said to have gone
Wing Cumberland in doubt. But both branches
of the Legislature are pretty certainly Opposition.
State Oopvention at Syracuse.
Spreiai Dispatch to The Tribune.
SYRACUSE, Tuesday Evening,
Although the Loco Foco State Convention does
not assemble till tomorrow, yet large proportion
of the Delegates are already on hand. Among
them observed joins VAN BUaEN and mis- com
petitor AUG. ScHELL, CHARLES O'CoEoR EMAN.
uEL B HART and Capt ISAIAH RYSDERs, all OF
your City Hon JOHN DEMoTT Hon. AUsBURH BIRD
SAIL, SC az Delegates Among the outsiders in
attendance | note Hon. SAM. BEARDsLEY, Dr. B
BRAEDRETH and other leaders
The talk as yet is ali for harmony. To conciliase
the Ba,nhurners, John Van Buren, will he admitted
rom the XVIII Ward of your City, and Mr. Snhel
sent home To excudeiobn is to provoke row.
The Brnburners expect to control the primary
organization.
HoRATIo SEYMOUR of Utica (Hunker, bat for
coucaton,) will probably be nominated for Cover
nor on the frs; ballot The Honkers are to have
the Governor and the Canal Commissioner; tne
Burners Lieut. Governor and Clerk OF Appeals. If
they keep quiet and don't ntrude any of their pecu
liar principles upon the Convention.
think about One Hundred Delegates are for
coaxing in Barnburners Not more than Twenty
five for ultra Hunkerism OF the Temmany stamp
caucus il now sitting which is expected Co
hatch an Address and neat fall OF Resolutions
Tie Hotels are Gro wded. Yours, RIcHELIEU.
The Syracuse LoeOfoco Convention.
SYRACUSE, Tuesday, Seps I0-8 Pm.
Nest OF the Delegates have arrived. John Van
Buren, will be admitted as Delegate. There arc
two sets OF Delegated from Jefferaon and 5'euben
Counties, seymour, of Oneida will receive the
nomination for Governor. There is to be Caucus
this evening More Lobby Members than l ever
saw at State Convention.
LSuisyile EIeeti8n.
LOUISVILLE, Fuesdsy, Septic.
The election yesterday to decide the lie resulted
in the choice of the WhIg candidate to the Legis.
lstare by majority of 254-
Iessrs. Kills 81 nIoreton's Bark.
CtNctSxArI, Tuesday, Bept. 10.
Messrs. Ellis L Moretons Bank was opened as
usual this morning, and the "tun continues with
increased excitement, All depositors demands
are promptly met al the friends Of the B gnk feel