Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11
Bp Iclcorapb.
New YoRK, Nov. 3.

ernOr and SandiOrd J.. Church as Lieut..
Governor. by large majorities. Also
Of Davis Clark, States Prison Inspec-
tor.
The steamship Empire City from Ha-
vana is below with one day later.
Nrw YoRK, Nov. 4.
VIM. Havens, Wing, has been elect
ed TO Congress in the 22d district.
Taylor is elected to Congress from
the 9th district, and Chase from the
10Th district.
The amount contributed 10 the
Washington Monumen, IN this city, is
about $500.
BUFFALO, Nov. 4.
s34,62j were subscribed IN this city
to the Washington Monument.
Iniiana. Ten counties give Pierce
l7l2 majority (; the same places gave
Taylor S97 majority. Pierce will prob
badly have in this State from Is 10 20,-
600 majority.
CHARLESTON, Nov. z.
The Legislature Of South Carolina
cast 1876 votes tor Pierce and King cleo
tors. The Governor sent a message
relative TO the death of the late Henry
Clay and Daniel Webster. The Leg
Islature passed resolutions OH the same
subject aud adjourned.
QUEBEc Nov. 4.
Parliament adjourns from l0h Nov
to 18th Feb. Mr.. Hincks stated last
night, that the new Tariff would be
postponed I'll after adjournment, and
even then depends on the course Of the
American Government and not 10 apply
TO British goods passing through the
United States in bond
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8.
MURDERER REsPlTED. Skupenski, the
murderer, who was to have been execu-
ted Friday, has been respled until the
Sd OF December.
New YoRK, 5th.
From CuBA. The steamship Isabel,
from Havana 30th, arrived at Charles
ton on Tuesday.
The Isabel on her arrival at Havana
was permitted to land her passengers
and mail without trouble on the part Of
the authorities.
Even newspapers were permitted to
be delivered and sent ashore. At her
departure everything appeared TO be
quiet and peaceable.
Montpelier, w., Nov. S.
The Vermont Legislature, To-day.
elected Isaac ReIfeld, Pierpont Isham,
and Milo l.. Bennett, Judges OF the Su-
preme Court, for the year ensuing ; and
Robert Pierpont. Jacob Colamer Asa
hel Peek, and l.. p. Poland, Circuit
Judges.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. D.
Fnciiire Stare Case The hearing
before Commissioner Ingraham, in the
case Lr George Bradley. claimed as
fugitive slave OF Andrew Pierce, OF Ce-
Gil county, Maryland, commences to-
morrow.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5lh.
The II n. Edward Everett arrived
here this evening, and is stopping ten.
porariy at Wizards Hotel.
The Democrats OF this CITY propose to
celebrate their victory in grand style, as
soon as sufficient complete returns are
received. The demonstration will prob
ably take place next Thursday.
LOUISIANA.
IN West Baton Rouge, Scott has ll2
majority. -
NORTH CAROLINA.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 7.
We have returns from 81 counties in
North Carolina. The vote stands,
Scott 1l,96l. Pi rec 1854. Wing
gain thus far as compared with the Au-
gust election g S7S. The result in the
whole State is in considerable doubt
The contest has been a close one.
MISSISSIPPI.
Copeat county gives Pierce 334 mai
Werrcn. Scott 723. Pierce 474; Auala,
Pierce 352 maj Tishomenco, Pierce
1879, Scott $50.
TENNESSEE.
In East Tennessee, Scott carries Nc
Winn. which is a gain Of nearly 200
since last Governor election. Campbell
county gives Scott GO maj; Bradley
county gives l72 for Pierce, and Monroe
county gives IL Tor Scott; Madnon
county gives Scott COZ majority, and
Lawrensberg gives HIM SO. The Dem
ocrats now concede that Tennessee and
Kentucky have both given small majors
ties for Scott.
INDIANA.
The so counties heard from show
gain for Scott l.lS0 on the vote for
Wright, the Democratic candidate ior
Governor. in October.
OHIO.
Returns from 40 counties Indicate that
Pierces majority in the State will be
about 5000.
ALABAMA.
CHAELEsToN. Nov, 7.
Alabama shows a strong Pierce ma
jority.
FLORIDA.
Florida, Democratic majorities.--
Tow ms :--Picolaia 80 Pilatka l6 To-
lora Ia; ST. Augustine 33 Jackson
vile 22 Tallahassee SO.
BosToN. Nov.S.
Returns from about fifty towns, inclu-
ding Boston, show considerable loss
for Clifford, over the vote Of last year
when Winthrop lacked 5000 votes
There is no choice of Governor, Clifford
lacks at least 10000 votes. For Con-
gress-- Valley and Appleton, Wings,
are elected in the 4th and 9th districts.
No choice in the second, third, seventh,
eighth, and ninth districts. The Legis-
| lature 10 doubtful.