New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
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Nsw-HampsAirs Election.
CONCORD, THURSDAY, March n, 1859 p.
Ofice OF The Pauiot-

CoSccRp, THURSDAY, March III, lS2-9f.
ofhce OF The Patriot
The votes, according to the returns received
at this Office, stand as follows For Governor
Martin. 81 ,sse; Sawyer (whis) 1884 Atwood
q. 81 and scattering, s.ie6. The same towns
last year gave for Dinsmore 2i3O5; Sawyer.
l7,ooS; Atwood and scattering, l ,03s
Martins majority is 800. The majority against
Dinsmore last year was 3,732. showing an Oppo-
sition net gain of 4,o3i. The towns to hear
from, which cast about 5000 votes, gave Dins-
more majority Of Al. Ii they are the sams
now, Martins majority will be 30. II Martin
gains in these towns as he has in the rest Of the
State, his majority will be about 200.
We have heard Of the election Of $50 Repre-
sentatives--l29 Opposition and l2l Wings. The
towns to be heard from stood, last year. IS Opp,
l6 Wings. and no choice. II these come in a.
before, the Opposition majority in the House will
be IL.
Nine Senators are ascertained to DO elected a.
follows District No. Opposition by about
40 majority No. 4-Oppostion by LIS majority;
No. 6-Opposition by ESQ., No. s-Opposition BY
500 No. lc-opposition by 400; No. li-op-
position by $50; No. le-Opposi,ion; No. and
9--Coalitionists No.a-Doubtiul; No.3 and u
No choice.
Late and Inssrestins from the Cape q Coed
Bosros, Friday, March 10. isss.
The bark Sprinsbok arrived here this morning,
with oates to the goth January, nearly one month
later.
The ship Element nom NeN.York, arrived at
Cape Town, Jan. %.
The ship Dolphin sailed Jan. 90, for the East
Indies.
The news from the Seat Of War is Of some IN
tsrest,
Major General Somerset, at the head Of q very
powerful force, Is the frontier and has rossptured
about 80 coo head of cattle, driving the Kafrs be-
fore them into the Bushman country-an uninhabitsd
| tract Of some 1900 miles square, where II was
| thought they would sue for peace.
Several engagements had taken place, In which
the Enslish were victorious, killing many of the
Kafirs. The most fatal event OF the British had
been the death OF Major wilmot, the Commander Of
the British force at Fort Pedds while pursuing .
band OF Kaftrs into jingle at Fish River, he was
shot dead.
rumor was current that nearly all the inhabis-
ants of the towns Of whslesea and Shian had been
massacred, IA only escaping
The latest advces were that the Ksfrs were suing
for peace but that the Governor would not ses their
messengers
Fears were entertained that while the troops were
advancing the frontier the Mission stations near
Butterw orh would be destroyed and tho defenselsss
people msssscTed
The experiment of growing coffee In the Natal
country had been quite successful.
The papers are full OF the details OF murders
throughout the country.
LATER INTELLIGENCE.
later account says Of the attack on whissiessas
that the reports OF the loss Of life and property were
greatly exaggerated.
The Kairs attacked the place In three bodies, but
we're repulsed with Is or 90 killed.
Another English officer said Coscon had been
severely not MORALLY wounded while on an sxps-
don he was shot in the thigh and lies In pTeeau'
GUS state.
Export Of Flour.
BALTIMORE, Friday, March 10, 1887
The Exports OF Flour from Baltimore this week
| have bee over 40. COO bills.