Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-11-20
w. McCLEARY, Secretary of State
Elections.

GleCtloNS.
f.ouIs,ANA.--We learn from the 81 Louis Re-
publican that in the first District in this State,
ST Martin, locofoeo is elected to Congress-. In
the Second District, Landry (whig) is elected.
over Wnaer; in the third District Penn Qocofo-
co is re-elected over Upton (whig.) The fourth
District is not yet heard from.
In New Orleans the Viii. ticket generally was
successful, e!ectins wing Senators and whg Sher-
iifhy from FIVE TO six hundred majority.
Both Branches Of the Legislature are thought to
be wing.
PER TELEGRAPH TO THE ST LOUIS Press.
NAcHEz. Nov. II, p. NJ.
Blown, the States rights candidate for Con-
sres, probably elected in this district. Union
congressman elected in all the Others. Foote'S
majority in State is about 1000. The Union State
ticket is far ahead of Foote A strange state of
things here, with no acting governor and the
courts all adjourned sine die.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.
Baltimore city is now 1t, except
the Eighth Ward Vote for Comptroller stands :
Thomas. (Democrat,) 9,2A0; Morgan. Wing. }
9,o3s. Eighth Ward will give over 500 Demo-
cratic majority.
In Baltimore county, Hartford, Queen Anne,
Kent Washington, Carroll, Prince George, Mon
gomery and Allegheny counties Thomas has
1900 majority.
Lowe (Democra) for Governor, had little
over 1900 i'll same counties Thomas majority
in the State is about , 900.
Democratic cand dates for Lottery and Lane.
Commissioner elected by large malorities. The
Senate is Wing by the three majority House
of Delegates stands thirty-niae Democrats, twen-
ty-fonr Wings. House Democratic by about six
majority. Two Wings and two Democrats elect
| ed Appeal Judges. Four Wing and four Demo-
cro tic hal, al
and two Democratic Commissioners of Public
Works elected
Mlsslssirrr.--A dispatch from Liberty SAYS
that Davis (for Governor had majority there
| Of 10. In Copiah county, his majority was 300 ;
Loandes, 50; Attala, i5a; Winstone, ie6; Yalla-
bussa. l19
In Noxuhec, Foote has a majority of ol3 ;
Monroe, $50; Holmes, 2l5; Yazoo, |, ponto;oc
80.
4 dispatch from jackson, OF the & h, SAYS that
sixteen counties have been heard from and give
Foote majority Of 2,oo1. Hs will be elected.
it is.added by a small majority.
The Legislature will be Union and Wing bv a
decided majority
New YoRE, Nov g. p M.
The Tribune says that the State Senate is still
in great doubt; the Wings lost two Senator's in
King and Monroe, and one in Tompkins and
Yates; Ambrose Wing, probably defeated in
Green and Ulster, and the election of James Platte
in Oswego and Madison, owin, TO a b!under in
printing the ballots is extremely doubtful. IL
this proves true, the wing Senator'S certainly elect
ed are reduced to fourteen, With possible chance
for two or three more, but the official vote can
only determine the final result 1t is apprehend,
ed that the Senate will be Democratic, The re-
turns received give o. Wings and 81 Democrats
in the assembly. Allegheny, Suffolk, Fulton
Sullivan and Oatario TO be heard from.
Albany, Nov. :, p. NJ
There is no reason to change the opinions of
the election of Ullman. Wing, as Attorney Gem
eral, and Cook, Wing. for Treasurer, snd Fitz-
hugh for Canal Commissioner. The Democrats
claim the election of Wright, for Comptroller.
Nc Alphin, for State Engineer. Storms for Prison
Inspector, and Johnson for Judge Of the Court of
Appeals In Ontario county the Wing majority
is sol, Livingston 1909 Steuben and Yates $50
Democratic majority; Delaware gives a majority
against Forsyth anu Patterson of over 1900:
Lawrence 900 Democratic ma ority.
BALTIMORE, Nov 8, p. NJ.
The Democratic State ticket is elected: the
Senate stands IL wings, and 10 democrats if
last reports are correct, as they are believed to
be, the Democrats will have two majority in the
House of Delegates
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8, 7 NJ
The Iutelisencer publishes the official an
nouncemcnt of the appointment of Judge Shar-
key aS Consul 81 Havana