New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
Maine Election.

soec,ai Dispatch to The Tribune
CALAIS tMe) Monday, sept9.
Returns from ninteen Towns in Hancock and
Washington Counties show net gain for Pike
over the vote of 1913 Of $50 votes, at which time
Fuller's plurality in the District was 1,4oo votes
There are IFS Towns and Plantations in the Dis
trict. Calais gave 90 majority for ike at the last
election. Fuller'a majority over Downs was 81
JsP.
FIRST District-saco, Appleton Wing, 400 Nc
Donald $50 Biddeford, Appleton 564, Mcdonald
l44, Scattering II; Hollis, Appleton l54, acDon
aid 144 Kennebunk Port, Appleton 1874, Mcdonald
1853; North Berwick, Appleton 95, Mcdonald 1916
Berwick, Appleton lO3, Mcdonald ll4 Wells, APP
pleton g. McDona 1913; Alfred, Appleton 81, Mo-
Donald 81; Lyman, Appleton lO4 DcDonald Go.
Fourth Congressional Dlstrlct.-Bangor, Wash
burn. Wing, 284, Strickland 553; Stetson, lode
pepdent Loco, 95; Hampton, Wsshbur6, 1875,
Strickland 90, Btetson 1l8; Orrington Washburn
1877 etrickls6d o. Stetson Sc Brewer, Waahburn
oOl, Strickland l75, Stetson 81 Genburn, Wash
burn AZ. Strickland So stetson 42 Orono, Wash
burn lO4 plurality. Washburn probably elected
Seyenh Dtstric5-In four towns, Pike, Wing,
gains 1874. ,. $50
The election In the Cumb srland District has, We
tbinb, gone for Appleton, Loco) for Congress by
decided msioriy. We have about hall the County,
which shows Loco Foco gain from the Congress-
ons election ofls48.. Loco Foco Congressman and
county officers and probably Loco Foco gain OF
two re representatives. in Cumberland County.
teegraphic dispatch, Just received from Bath
saws Andrews, the Locc-Foc candidate in that
District, gaina from 845 in ten towns, 1000 votes
including Waldoboro.
dispatch fr,m the " Portland Advertiser Of
fee saw, for member ofCongress, PorslInd, Wing
1852; Loco, lO99 Cape Elizabeth Wing loss 164
Cumberland, Wing, 1l5 Loco, ll2 Durham,
Wing l6l; Loco I64 Falmouth Wing,
11e; Loco, 143; Gorham, Wing, 1885, Loco,
236; Powell, Wing, 49, Loco Foco, 81;
sssndiah, Wing, l27, Loco, 254i Westbrook, Wing
25l, Loco, SEQ; Windham, Wing, 1877, Loco 1876
North Yarmouth, Wing, 274, Loco, So. The HI
rertiser comedies the probable election OF Appleton
Loco, by small plurality. Only two Wing Rep.
resentatives elected in Portland District
U. 5. Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows.
CINCINNATI, Monday Sept g.
Che Grand Lodge Of the United States / O. of
o. f. was called to order this morning at O'Clock
by the NJ W. Grand Sire Grifia. On calling the
rou, it appearing that quorum of Grand Lodges
and Encampments was not present, the meeting
was adjourned until Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
There are about 30 members Of the Grand Lodge
now in the city, all OF whom are at the Burnett
House. The member OF the Order in this city will
give the G. l. u. grand reception leyae and a
ball on Wednesday at the above mentioned hotel
Important from Texas-TrOops 10 March On
santa Fe-Re.electioR OF Gen. Rusk, &c,
Ngw.oRLEASs Sunday, Sept. 8.
We have just received later advicea from Texas
The Joint Committee Of the Legislature of tina:
State have reported in favor frsisng 1000 troops,
to march forthwith to sanss Fs. The news of the
passage of MIR, Pearce's bill for the settlement of
the Bouneary, by the Senate, has been received at
Austin. IL il said tina. the Legislature OF Texas
possesses no authority to dispose of the taritory
Of that State. The subject must be referred to the
popular suffrage
Illinois and nichigRn Canal.
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