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Shaving a Note.

rsid SknAint was Ire most eeiebra.sd broker ia Phisadelphfa; his {. shaving" oP~Ta'ions were la Lsr,. 6s. as he generally is ne' only beard and ~h' ss.sr. ssayai.. poaad of flesh n addition. Y"un ,. .;,e nn hosses.s of those 6ashsng etaPs wto ,h ~r..t ssay of botTo~er who t'rn tie majority oi ,ss rr yarioas ee cssi ms ncFs. Harry having many three per eeat- msn'e ' oh *.a o 9N''a.'t. a sf s,eb borrow ns and reps, Al ss' hr got tred - ysars before his estates soGa oe~-'ag. it would ,h. 1etsss oE hs faihels will ~ho hsn sold, an'e' ..s,.ausd tna, event un,si h"fy eonla f. pIatstty srs cl thirty. aRd eoaeaae Y "o".J ,;S 1 s 'a' ske. heavy og-Fasion at once, al " i's V 'a n-Ss-s af eos,snnai boErnwings Assay 70 sN'enh' he hied. ds.vrminsd to procure so0a ''1N" 'S'1 and D. done wish it.
 -. ,Tant ivn ,housasa fot six yeats .. Fe,as what security will yoa g'Fe t,,,.1f st t,h. you may have ny soiri-shai "''' o'"'' ny prop.r'y," w;l, xo. give, You know sny rule is sIwSys to take the dlseoa, ,n,,H and .;Se. you owe me iboaSah'i, IAe ,o-"s ~ ss., =, a fen in ,he street inc osher day = want nav what I've been psytnsi o,e ""' ...,,.r per cent . month is enough l"a wr ,ske t soa,' and take out "as' owe i,,.,sI ia .. Hem. well, here's tcId tor ter t"oIsAt~ ''' lar. at six yesfs; sign fl, ani It'il be RI Isa, < M. ..oa,s ,aia lhsn done. Nary sE'x,h as su, tnvr.ph. and manned tune. Sh,'s oN'""'''' ''N -, N. rheck. book sEa made esen's''on'- l.. s.N Have yoa %, ten dosiars about you s1'a "'' in monens; .' if so let ine havr u..;,g .. All ,,ght my osd boy" sand HAFry. snPp''s he wanted it to a.ake charge. .' h"te h =,
 .s Mem v, sand SkndEnt. ioekiug ap hia aesS' s"0 snskims preparations 10 shoot.
 :. s,en. ed fsfiow," said Harry, ""hefes h! Hcney:'
 aYoar money ~hy. ynn'Ts got s'.
 sGos iii what do you mean ~
 .why. was io take eff The discount way" and she ,hoasand "
 "Y-s; but want my money r
 {. Why my dear fellow, you'se got t Ten ,hous.Ed st oae and quarter month. 'o' nxyeaf', !. asse tsoasasd--a faesstad yoa owed s"a veu.ve ias, paid the t,a; ,ts all r'sh' m! "es' 0''
 E,iy kusiHess fraHsJc'toa !
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Arrival. a, Jefferson sarrack..

The steamer Concsrdia srssght ap 10 Jefferson Barracks, ea ihs 18th slt-. i've companies of the 7th U. 5 Infantry. ssd the following osicers:
 Col PiymptOa. eemmaadiag 7th Reximsss. Lisst W. K Bskksisa. Rsgimeald QssStsr Mas, ter aad Acting AdIaiaai; Ms1es Geergs Aaassw,; Asssstsal Sasgeos G K. Wood, Bvs Major D. Whaling. eommaadiag commanding esmYany N; Bv. Major R, C. Gastia. commanding company B.; LisatC Wilcox. coanmaadiag eompasy [; LIsss. A, 5 Sutton. eoaamaadisg eemPapy H, aad Aetiag Cemmisssry
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The American Arctic Expedition.

|. The |. $ brigsn,ine Advance. Lleas. Haven. one of ,he vessels belonging 10 lhe Arctic expedition which sailed some time since from New York. in sssrch Of Sir John Franklin, was spoken by St Johns pilot boa, of Cape Spear. the evening ef the 7th ult-, fourteen days from New York.
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Army ssrgeess .sA Resistant saTgseas'

A dsspa's sh. dsisa WasAirg gloa. zsiA aiL s.ss ,.,
 :. Tne Bo.rd Of Asay ssfgreas, lately sssssssea in New York. hAse sppfsssd od AsslsisSi onseseas, cha.. H Lsmh R,eh4sd q. CasssdEe. aad Aisss' \ wisAssspees, fes psessessea ie ihs Msdies ssss The following spPiieatioas fpr Assastsns Snsyse~s lave been appsossd ssmasi ". Crswse.a .sa wm. H. Tinxiey. ea Pa Joea 4. Names. s. \ 1" ssid Tsysos, Ys.; CAas. ealhstisnd. FssH as
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Tn. r,onh,e wi,h po,,.vaI.

4 correspondent ol the Loadon Times says. thai the U $. ship Independence. bearins the flag Of Commodore Morgan. was al Malta. on the 22i June, roSs for Gibrsltaf. whenes she to proceed 10 Lhison, 10 demand settlement ol elaltHs dae by Portugal 10 the United States.
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rAe Wehafer Caae.

Ansabsr hearing wss held h behalf of Pre- Wsb- ssss, sa tAs lsth fast namsss sf pstitisss fSs cemmaiasien of ssstsses ware pssssaisd. The 6nal hsssiag wss ts bs held ea the 18th laas.
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The Griffith.

The Cleveland papers give additional Is, of names of thOse foaad who were lost in the Griffith The whole number of these unfOrtanaies, new amounts 10 22i.
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rhe Reavx.

Psuams. on the ssh May. ffsm Saa Francisco, with cargo of iamber.
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Wheeling Rridxs Case.

Chancellor WALwoxYa. to whom the Wheeling bridge case referred by the Usitsd States su- preme Ceur, has submitted to the court his opiaion that the hEidgs is puisaOes.
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Advscss from sgtsa.ay that Capt Ged5- srd. the chief sf xiiarJ guard, has been sb- seat oa . secret d a for he last three weeks Nobody ksews sl Asis g,ns, ba, he is supposed ts have hsra ssni D ss eoverp@ssi ea impsr- tans police basiH
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Er The salary of the President Of France is sess ger day. He ssmpiaas thsi ihss is nst saesgh, a.a ts Assembly is sbsas ss saiss is ss sasss pr
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aarsaparilla.

Q TAs Aasssiaxs sf shs fEirsds sf Cot. Bsstsns tn Ntssenn, ass s1yisA sy theis eppsnssas ASsssapa- sII.s eashcsssxss le is ss8d th4s cid Jsesb Te~a. - ssa1eins has sfx eanadsrxbsa ssncs the iste - of Gel Bepsen h the unsssG Ssstes Sensse
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Hsssa ss RxsunaRussusau4 yuly q so MS. Ed'ssv' wnl you give s,ssa,lsu .o ,A, r,, 'o~sAE' ~s'k 'hs Fsqssst S ell papen. wA,r and dsm"eras's, of esr State. s ds the same, esd sA,.
 Year ob't ssgva Rw. JonNsoN
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u The B.uk ssiis A tn. i.s iassaas. a-- slassd dividend bee sr seat on its iis capital sleek. Asa
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u Frsdsriks ss. hs swsdlsA asshees~. wss al wsshssgs s lasssseessss
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O. At the tad iees snaiss BElL. Of Ten. asssee. wss ivial ssossii ia si w.sAiagtoa.
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Fire at Brooklyn, N. Y. | The loss by fire at Brookiin, NY, on the 7lh
 1 fast. Is estimated al sl. 600. QUO.
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p.sa Sy ~m In%ea Iss sitting member froun the 6sss esuasea@aS sl.srics sr Iowa
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, !, P.va oy ~m In%sa sAs sitting member rem . fha 6rxs eoussea~s3 eissri<t ef Iowa
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The Louisiana Senators, Sc.

B.LTIMoRE, November IL, 1850.
Senator so.le has had the following queries pro-
pounded TO him by large portion OF the democratic
party In LousianaAre you In favor OF dissolution
of the Unien hereafter because Of the egisla-
ton at the late session of CoDgress!n Are you in
favor Of the establishment of Southern Confederacy,
now or hereafter because of the legislation OF the late
session of Congress Are you in favor of secession
ofthe state of Louisiana from the Union now or here
after because of the legislation Of the late session of
Congress 30 The letter distinctly asserts that no
portion Of the people f Louisiana in favor Of dis
union Senator Soule geplias in great passion and
denies their horits question him-he calls them
dsorgapizsrs who hsve been kicking rubbish at him,
and endesvorirg TO disrrHct the drmocratic party
Senator Downs Il receiving invitations to barbaeuss
IN ar Iroval OF bic support Of the Compromise.
The robbers Of Mcponough's house at New Orleans,
me nev recovered.
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NINTH DISTRICT.
ORANGE SULLIVAN.
Orange gives murray dem $50 Tor Congress sulli-
van about ~ over mckissoek Murray Is, therefore,
elected by about 164 majority.
FRANKLIN COUNTY
Franklin county according 60 the .aibsny argus,
gives Seymour about loo instead OF 100 for Hunt
The reports IRON this county nave been very con-
nicting.
To the Argus, dated Delhi, November 1T 10
with difHculty that get any news from the towns
estisfy that sc hoonmaker. the whg and auu rent
candidate for Congress has from 500 to 1000 majority
hunt and Blskely about coo Church Benton, and
Angel have probably from 900 to 500 majority Qhey
receiving he anti rent support)
We presume there must ss an error In the latter,
part Of this ntnt the majority for the demo-
Gratis the anti State ket should be 900
in DelaraIe-IERALD
oTsEeo COUNTY.
gentleman from 0ts.go county informs us that
Plslely, the whig candidate tor Canal Commissioners,
has majority in that county where ne resides) al
though Soy moUr has majority Of over 900 In Otsego.
BlSkoly selection, we think IL certain
ONEIDA COUNTY
ssymours peiority IN the county isl 056 Msther's,
for Canal Commissioner. 4ee democratic District At
except Consress, on which jenkins (dem) has rs ma
jority over MsttesoD.
AILEGANY COUNTY.
We learn from j. sherman, Esq- OF Angelica,
who left ngelica Friday ming that Hunt has
few votes over ll2 msjoIi'y - Rochester Democrat
COLUMBIA.
BY telegraph from Hudson Saturday morning, we
learn that Hunts msjoiiiy in the county viii not ex
coed bO.-.aibanv .4rgus
WAYNE.
Both the vhig Ind denioc attic papers at Lyons No
VENT authorize large reduction of the reported
whig msjnrty Ia that county. The Gazene. dem says
the vhg State ticket has majority OF 200 Ia the
county. The Wig Gays II will not be farirom 40.
ULSTER.
ssymours majority, $50.
RICHMOND.
Huntt majority, e5.
SARATOGA.
Is put down In the .4jpp .8,Fus at 400 tor Hunt,
without giving any authority; while the democratic
printed In the c0-nty gives IL at 500 stated
by Ne.
RESULT.
Making all Of the above allowances. Hunts ma.
joIity is reduced to oil, or TO 2l, ssratogs co.
only 400
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Effects of the Late Gale.
suTPwREcKs AND PROBABLE Loss OF LIFB.
~ a D

snPwREcKs AND PROBABLE Loss OF LGFS.
Laws, Del, Nov. 100 NJ.
Some Cape May pilots report having seen q large
vesse supposed to be the British brig Reindeer from
Malaga ashore Joe Forgcr, with casks Of wine and
boxes of raIsins floating about her. They per-
son on board and think that all hands must have been
lost The vessel was breaking M. Aaron Bennett, .
Cape May pilot put on board the Reindeer, last
Friday.
The gale on Thursday night and the whole Of Fri
day was unusually severe and several vessels at the
Breakwster we're sew, dana ed; among them
brig with Ioss foremost sunk; brig Vincennes from
Boston with loss Of srh DcnerZ Tay lor sunk
with tor unssts visible Jenny Lind with loss OF main
boom and Wave with loss OF jioboom aud both masts.
chest with clot hing was washed ashore. yesterday
above the Beacon Light. aud on examination, ma
sonic card granted 70 VIM Bell BY the Grand Lodge Of
Scotland. was found In the pocket OF black cloth
Aras
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From tine Far West.

PLOT TO ROB AN OVERLAND PARTY FRUSTRATED
WAR AMONG The INDIANS.
sr Lous, Nov. IL, 1850.
Inform stor to the ID ult from Santa fe announces
the Illustration OF sanguiuary plot entered into by
man named Fox and several others to rob and murder
the overland party under Captain Herner The cele-
brated Kit Carson, to whom the infamous dosigu was
revealed after the party left Santa 20, started in pur
cult aBd succeeded in arrsstink the villains.
THREE hundred warrior. 90 the Palo nation have
gone on IN expedition against the Sioux Indians Boh
OF these tribes very rfa They are nveterate
snerier and most bloody hsttle series OF battles
will pro naby be the result OF this expedition Of the
palos.
Another party Of the PATIO tribe have left for tbs
mountains With the Intention OF wsgi0g against
ha Az
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u ,-.-tcsh Cambridge. /.
Tine Z Ia a.O4l< Qn1ty
Court OF Over aud T,rm,,.r

II* NJ "uukt buHHfus hhu tFU AIter presfdIng
Nov. III - Charge @ Marder.-rhe cbafgs against
Peter Howland tcoored many for the murder Of Ohm
Murray, IN The sixth ward vas postponed until Moo.
day next as Mr. Sherwood, the counsel who has been
assigned TO conduct his defence stated that n vas i'm.
possible TO ascertain whether tue man was nsane or
not IL twas difficult 20 make him understand tho ma
turc Of his positios The unfortunate priton,r q.
sandvieh Islander and seems 20 be half IN his
natures and AZ such u ei be question whether he
amenable to human lhHs. The petit jury dts
charged until Monday next.
Dr1up's Cave The Court announced that they hal
come to decision on the application made In ths
case Of Drury, but as his counsel were not present
they would not pronounce II ntil next morning Ad
iourned
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Fifth Ward Election Returns.

NEW NOVtlu Oct y, lou.
You have published in your election returns. an
that have doubt you will be pleased to cor
rect, particularly a number of your readers are
interested in correct statement Other issues than
those OF political character being presented large
majority OF the residents and property holders on the
line of Hud,on street being strongly opposed to the
ooniinr Of the rails Of the Hudson River Railroad
Company through that street to be runous
to property and dan to life and there being la
the ward crest feeling Of opposition to the proposed
Sixth Avenue Railroad and as IL was well known that
Johnson the democratic candidate, was opposed to
tbose roads there be doubt that II IL had not
become urgent duty to sustain regular nominations
In the min DIS OF great number of the wings OF the
wsrd In order TO fully sustain their candidate tor
Congress that johnson would have been elected as
opponent Of the railroads You stated the vote, in
your paper Of the fth to be Boyce, ll36; johnson,
.S3-Boyces majority, 1853
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schooner sunk ,n Lake Huron.

DETROIT, Nov. IT, 800.
The schooners Telegraph and =. Gale, sfsw nights
ago came In collision Lake Huron, about Eve miles
from Bots Blanc. The bulvsrk Of the T. was carried
away and the Gale vent down rapdiy.that those
board Of her could not tell where she injured
Fifteen minutes had not elapsed from the time they
discovered each others LIGHTS before the O. went
devn The crew Of the n were lucky enough 10 save
the email boat and . compass. BY which they
enabled TO reach Macinsc. from whence the steamer
Keystone State transported them to Chicago. The
officers and crew lost everythipg they had on board
The cargo, consisting OF beef tsiiow, &cwas partially
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ALBANY Argos OFFICE, Nov. IL, 1850.
1t is useless to speculate upon the rumors about
upon revised returns the estimate is, that lou will
balance either candidate. The Journal claims, this
evening SEA for Hunt putting Jefferson at 6O0 0swe
go S23 Duche esq balanced Kings 675. We put Jeffer
SEQ Oswego 96 Duchess 100 all for Seymour aud
Kings 532' There some minor differences between
us Otseeo elects democrats and Coffin, free sol)
to the Assembly. Schobarie district (whig) elects
Lawyer, democrat, to Assembly. In 0tsego district
Chase Is probably elected to Congress- the latest
pert saying Chase has about 100 in otsego and SNOW
only SO in schobarie.
Urea, November H. 1850.
St Lawrence county Is 1.343 for Seymour and two
towns hear from which expected to increase 1t
to l,45Q Lewis county 375 for Sey mour
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BosTOS, November ia. NJ
The election goes on quietly. Ths wings In the
city viii, from present appearances have q large
jority in the Eighth district Many wings voting
for Mann.
Tire vote Of Hull has been declared as follows ~
wbig rs democrat, q free soil Last year, the
town went all whig
BosToS, November lip NJ.
Vote Of city Of Boston for Governor Briggs whig
5e42 Boutwell, dem, 1908; Phillips, free soil, 1914
scattering, g. The ~his loss, compared with last
year Ia 500 The wings have elected their candid tie
for Congress- william Appleton, ESQ of this city by
about the majority their candidate for Cover
has. The wings elect Senators and "A Represen-
tativss in the city Of Boston.
BosroN, November 12-4A NJ.
From the returns received here, am enabled to
send you the following compilation Of the vote for
Governor and Members Of Congress
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THE CANVASS
pUTcHEss COUNTY.

PouoHxEsPsiE, Nov. IL, 1850
The Thirty Second Congregational District
ALLOW me to correct error IN your scition of the
9th inst made in classify the Con elected
You place the name Of Congressman Gilbert Dean
amopg the free sorrs This Ia incorrect tor although
he acted with that fscton in 1913 he has seen tbs
error Of his ways the following pledge given few
dsys before the election sufficiently proves -
hereby acknowledge and submit on the honor OF
d. moct will. If elected seat in the thirty
second Congress all honorable epdeavors to sus
tain the principles Of national democracy; and will
keep in view In all district State aud Ma
tionsl Policy the leading political principles OF Lewis
Csss. q. DEAN.
Dated Carmel Oct. 25 1850.
without this pledge. he would have been defeated.
You also place Mr. Murray, OF the ninth district,
among the freesoilers This understand, Is also an
error Yours. sc, T.
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NAsHYILLE, Nov H. Io0V
In late speech at jackson, Nis Senator Foote was
completely triumphant in the vindication Of his
course In the United states Senate. He made . most
noble and patriotic appeal in favor of the Union aud
elected the varmest appreciation from all who heard
him.
Itis said that there will be close contest between
Roger Burton and Governor Quitman for the post of
u s. eenator. from Mississippi. Mr.. Burton who ap.
pears be decidedly ultra In his views favors with
drawal from the Union in preference to submitting to
the compromise measures adopted By Congress.
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Vice Consul OF Uruguay.

J q. BySNErr Eco;
Ds.R sin--Y You viii obiipe the undersigDed W you
Sill correct an error In your paper statins tba M
FRED stokes Il Ccneu tor the Oriental kepunle OF
Uruguay the appointment came from me- and
pem.d him nv Vice Consul for the port ~ Galveston
Ts.a. Gov The ssid republic and NOS Consul 81 stated
Nv rIteripe the same you Ni conirr isvor 70 dear
sir you're respectfully JIM bnwls ~ WY
crrstl ost -vsi ~ the O-rrtrl kTpnhhs of Urueuay
tor an. United states VI North America
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CorroS.-Thomas All, ok, Of Mississippi, and a
man Of note in the agricultural world, writes the
N o. Picoyune, that, IN his opinion, II Is exceed
ingJ doubtful whether the crop Of this year will
equal that OF last, and that II planters will throw
quantities, and limit their factors TO fifteen cents
tor mitdiings, their cotton will command that price
as readily as lower one. He may be correct in
his conclusions. II 10 question for the consdera-
tion Of planters.
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The Maryland Reform Convention.

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. IL, 1850.
The Maryland Reform Convention spent their
seventh day In fruiteS ballotiDgs and further OF
than ever from election of President Chapman
obtained forty four and the balance of the
vention scattered among halt dozen candidates.
Just before the ADJOURNMENT, q personal difficulty
arose between Mes,rs McLsne and Sellers which Will
probably lead to u duh
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The Ohio CONSTITUTIONAL Convention.

CIscINSATI, Nov. IL, 1850.
The Ohio State Constitutional Convention has adopt
ed q section that there shall he imprisonment for
debt er cept In OF fraud section reported
providing the rig OF su age TO negroes and mua-
toes Another ported aholishing tbs Office OF
sfsoci ate judges Circuit Courts
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Death OF n Utica CITIZEN.

Urea, Nov. IL, 1850
Captain Hiram BRENNAN, OF cur most esteemed
citizens, died this morning lie was for many years
the captain of tn. Schenectady and Rochester Packet
Company He he'd flled several important citations In
this city and had by his enterprise aud energy
trbuted largely to the successful operation Of the n-
merous public wo ks foe which Utics is distinguished
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Michigan.

The democrats have elected their entire state
tioket-sl'o majority Of the Legislature Senators
and Representatives.
The Wigs have probably elected two Of the three
members Of Congress, via -
1st district, n. J. Pepniman Cwhig) Buel (dem)
% district, a. n. stuart tdem tics sprague (rhigl
DENY
This is whig gam Of one member; and the election
off II. williams tvbiD Is also claimed BY the whiss
instead OF Stuart
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Members or Congress Elected.
nEMOCHAIa. IL


DEMOCRATS, 10.
Dist. CoTnhes.
1. Suffolk ana Queeps-John @. Floyd.
3. New York (first i've wsrds) Ems nusl II Hart
Z Wsstchest.r and Rockispd-A brsham p. Stevens
Q Dutchess and Putuam--Cilbert Dean
Orange and sullivan-willism Murray.
IL Rcpfttlser-Devid l. Seymour
IS Clinton, franklin. and Warren Joseph RUSSELL
~. Hsrkimer and hontgomery-Alexsndsr ii. Busl.
l. st Lawrence aud Levis-Preston King.
10 Jontrton-willard Ives.
20. OueidA-Timothy jenkins
20 Oswero ana Madison Jesnder Bsbcock.
"a Onobcaga-Dsniel Jones
% Cay ugs and Cortsnd-Thomas Y. How, Jr.
90 steuben and Allsgsuy-Reuoen Robe.
Hupkers.
Mstsrs. Dean and Murray, pledged against the sbo-
htiohists.
q Kings and Richmond Obadiah Brewnet
4 New York-6th, 9Th, 10Th, aud 18th wsrds-Johu
n. Hobart IIsvsf
New York-sth, 9th, and 14th vsrds-Geo Briggs
g. New Nork-1lth. 18th, 18th, 10th, nth 18th, and
10th wards-Jsmes Brookst
10 Delaware and Uhter-Msrius schoonmaker.
10 Albany-John schoolcrsn
H. Washington and Eseex-Jobn II. boyd.
10 ssiatega, SCHENECTADY, Fulton and Hamilton
John Wells.
~. Otefo and Sehohsrie-Gecrge II. Chase.
~ Cbensnge Brocm me. snd rioga-IIsnry Bennett
80. ChsnspG, Tcngkips and Yates Henry g. wal
"a Wayne and Seneca william A ssckett.
rs Mortec-hbfsham NJ. echermerborn
20 outario and Lisingston-Jededish Hosford.
81. Cbsutscque and Csttsrsugus-Frederick5 Martin.
az. Lrie--folomen G. Haven't
80 Geussee and wy omipg-Augugtus p. Us.can.
81 Nisesra and Orleans Lorenzo burrows
Silver Grrys
In the pst q members Of Congress published 10 the
H,god ~ PROBABLY elected on Wednesday, sixth Ia
slant uhe morning sitter electionJ. we gave each
the above names except Sutherland Of the Eleventh
district Chsee Of the Twenty EST, aud Ben
nett 81 the Twenty second district We however
stated the previous cay, that Bennett had the best
chance In the latter district On the day Toes
esyl The morning q the erection We gave vies Of
the prospects w Zach district. and wound up with the
flIowrg prediction which has been remarkably veri-
Fed w th. rssult ~ tho election
"On view ~ the Whole ground, u seems certain
thst TIE seward wings snd barn democrats will
elect n Of the der alton 20 the rext Congress- except
the four bers itcm this oty three or four national