The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-08
TELEGHAPHIC.
New York Election.

New YonK, Nov. 7.
Clinton county gives Hunt $50 majority and
Tabor, Wing, for Congress, 6OU. The Wing As
sembly members are elected.
There is considerable doubt in regard to the
result for Governor. The vote will be very close
In Franklin county Seymour has 100 majority;
one Wing Assemblyman elected
In Washington county Hunt has 200 majority
Essex county gives Hunt 75O majority
Clinton county gives Seymour "a Majority.
Otsego county elects three Wing members to the
Assembly, and gives Hunt majority, and also for
Chase Wing, for Congress.
1t is believed that Seymour will have about 200
majority, for governor, in the State. The Con-
gressional delegation is put down, seventeen Wings
sixteen Democrats, and one Free soiler In the Sen
ate the Wings have two majority, and twenty fouf
majority in the House.
ALBANY, Nov. ia D. IN.
In Franklin county the Wings have 50 majority
In Wayne county, two Wing members elected.
Warren county gives 500 Democratic majority for
Governor, and 100 for Congress Hunts maj ority
in Livingston county ID 400. In Allegheny, a
small Wing majority, and one Wing member
favorable for the election of Hunt, Wing,
Governor, though it is very doubtful and close.
New YoRK, Nov. I.
The steamer Georgia left Havana the ID. She
brings two hundred passengers, and S700, 900
worth Of gold. The Georgia left the steamer Pa
cifc at Havana for repairs
New YoRK, Nov. 7-43 D. m.
Inc steamer arrived mere at Two O'Clock,
this afternoon from Chagres, with dates the Goth
ultimo. She brings five hundred passengers and a
large amount Of gold. No later news than by the
Empire City
New ORLEANS, Nov 6.
We have advices from Texas to November l.
The returns OF the present election though few have
yet been received, are decidedly in favor Of the
Boundary bill. Captain French, who was over
taken at the town Of franklin, had bought $4,000
Mor,h o. gS0us ana was Pay IN drafts on Messrs
be forged. He was arrested and made to give I'd
what plumber he had. His company deserted him.
Some returned, and others continued in different
parties towards California. French crossed over
into Mexico destitute and alone.
Judge Watts filed another petition yesterday in
the McDonogh will case. He says the will is null
and void, and unconstitutional both in Louisiana
and Maryland. The petitioner again prays to be
appointed administrator Of succession.
New ORLEANS, November 6.
The brig Damascus, from Chagres for New
York, put into the Balize in consequence of much
sickness among the passengers.
About half a million of dollars has already been
subscribed TO the Tehuantepec railroad.
The leading Democrats of this city have issued
an address to the public, condemning disunion and
disunion Senators and Congressman.
1t was Parker H. French who attempted the
tcnsivc fraud alluded to in my first despatch.
Cotton steady. Middling, 10, 1872.
The steamer Ohio sailed from this port to- day with
two hundred and fifty passengers
Boston, Nov. z.
Mr.. Whitaker, Democrat, is candidate in the
Sth district in place Of Bradford, declined.
The Free soilers held a meeting at Faneuil Hall
last night. II was very largely attended. The
Democrats hold meeting tonight. The contest
wakes warns.
ANSAPoLIs Nov. 7.
The Maryland Reform convention is still unor-
ganized. motion to adjourn sine die has been
negatved.
PITTsBURG, Nov. I.
John L. Dawsons house was destroyed by fire
this morning.