The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-08
BY LEG r +A'P III :,
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[Telegraphed-Fo the Southern Press.

' (Telegraphed-For the Southern Press.
/ New York ElterIoN.
b. New YoRK, N6ysT,,S o'clock. P. m.
n FrankljA county Seymour has 100 @slSatS.
AMI Wing Assembly Hsn elected. In washington
county, Hunt has 100 majority. ESSEX sonhty
HtntT5u majority Clinton coanty' ssy"ou'.a4''~'
~ 6tsego. county elects Wing members of the
A sembIy and also gives maj for Chase, Wing,
fof Congress. nsE9 .,.snaty in.
A''l NSw i j, 1a7E JSsI Ht'd r ~ y
~sn'.t rsa- - / NxwAnns.Noss. g. g..
" Forts aidrity for 56vern6Sak over4sO0oad Vi.
b. The stRtl sseasteF stands Wings tsI n BONO
crhts,, "a TIE ASSEMBLY, Is Wings and so pearo-
Kerhtse Demosfatlt majority osoint baiios Arc
,ssI i a,s's,5 ! z.: My YoHF N.Y. Wy; L., =
| Gass4' THE ELECTIONS. .u,aulY
Gsjiago county gives 600 majority for Mallory
! L. HAG TrSaG-- ,IeEaAt
| , J-aaHrt. = .,r MLwAuKEE,N v.
4 tfnore, 'asa6crat, and D6tys and DufRes, fseess
FY9il democras5are elected to congresasss,:.
b 1851 'ss:sos ! z NasssHonx, Nsss:s, y.
I Clinton .soaa Hunt $50 paJSrfy and
TIE IKE whig Asss@bSS SSsf are eissIsa '7's'
|. There ia now Considerable doubt i4 regard to
AZ rerul' faEGpysfhasal. The vote VIZ IL very
7 :. n,w l43 Il y. ne y<ALpAsv, Nov. 41pIp~
y EdErankn caunty thewhies have so psai9riN,;,
" In Wayne county, two wing members elected
" Hunts majprityn Livingston county A. Zoo
d LhSAleghany, ;a,SsnsaH 9Fb anaJorityhaNd pn.
kWhig member to The Assembly. ,.,si,I
Z The rettapa now look more favorable ter tho
7eerfuin of Hunt. the cwtg caspidats, Jar ,Eoyer
i or, though itisNery doubtful and ,ilossoic. ~
r.sl ' r,sS7 ...uN tzBosrroon,, 'NN qf,as,A
! NJ Ul.; III
the 9Th disrict III the place of Bradf0rdfachned
: Tkt FreeIsoiieIs held a mestlbg at BamiekHalLA
! ts, night. %"It2was very largely attendedas:M
The Democrats hold meeting to -lnghh no. 49,
Tie contest wakes warm .CGot stooi e vrNsh 4
AN1sc4alJ
BALTIMORE Nova7. = -
Advices from Tampa Bay, Goth ult!, -statethar'
Hoolathoochie, brother to Sam JONES': write, and
one of the Arkansas delegation, brought ON Sans
whole family, two wives and nine cfillTen;,and
will be sentto Arkansas, whence theywefe9hffed
9way by stealth '"'slc
The steamer Ohio sailed from New York for
Chagres, with $50 passengers: -, 1900. 49,,
The Maryland Reform Convention IS stf' hnor-
ganized. motion to adjourn sine die was mega
lived. - :
.~y"E New ORLEANS, Nov.6.
We have 'advices from Texas to Nov. 1y,!The
fe.stifs Of the recent election, though few have
ye, beens rensiTed'oare decidedly IN favor of the
boundary; i,il5 - +. - ..sva
Captain French ,.ss,,o was overtasen air. town
Of Franklir,shad bought S35, Wsrth .of goods,
and ia pay in drafts on Messrpy H9s%land q
AspnwaIl.- These drafts proved Ito be forged.
He was arrested, and made to giye,np what Pfun5 -
der he had. Ills, company deseEted, hun rsond
returned ,iand OthSxag continued, ep dHs5spf par.
ties, towards California French GGoSSsd. over
into Mexico, destiuAe apd alone, W :, oyrat,
| Judge Watts fladaRaother petition Yesterday,
in the McOanougb.w will case,p He says tue win il
null and void and unconstitutional, both 9uis-
lana and Maryland. The petitioner pr3YS' To- be
appointed administrator of succession.
.@si4y't 7 ssu;.-- ..m.,.
! 'or7H .,isal : New IXoRK. Noy.7.
The steamer Georgia. arrived here at 2 o clock
this ATTENTION. from Chagres with dates. to the
Goth nGitin,6. She brings 500 passepgsEs,, and
large amoSnt eflgod.y No later nsWs4haEtby the
empire Clty',"' :. Gari's w Il
/ r-.h1Nt. ~ s,.t,-r 49, /.
|; '"NEwt YoRE, Nov. 7, 5 a'sIaal5 ips m,
i 1t is believed ,that Seymour 's,a -asrse cabout
1000 majority fbr &ernor in theuState jtawtF ?
|: The Cdhsfe Si6HM delegation. Is sputhdDwh.l7
Wings, rs Democrats aid FreesssisrI ,r,!a5i
/ In the State Senate the Wings hArs<2lnM jority,
and "a moSFIy m T. the House: ,." 'Jsis ! i
! .+"o = rr@au PrrfsstT eE. sNuv,T
Joha sssih$ house was'assgf fire
this af'ernnRn' ,vto.;, { 1-ans q Sr,s,,9
NV, YAM Nov 7, ',aS5t!JcE;ppehii.
The steamer aeorgia left Havana on I'd inst.
She brings 400 passeneers and 500 ,0QQ worth of
gold. The. Geasgiu left the seapef, fcift at
Havana for repairs. y Il q n;nsr