The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16
Arrival of the Steamship COrtes.
ONE WEEK LATER NEWS.

ONE WEEK LATER NEWS.
The steamship sCortes arrived at San Francisco
on the morning of the Sth inst, bringing New
York dates to Nov. 18th, aud 245 passengers, OF
whom 100 were females and 33 children.
We are indebted to Messrs. Rhodes & Co.'S
Express for the first delivery of the latest Allan
tic dates
Adams & Co. also furnished us with files at an
early moment.
great interest, with the exception of those reat-
ing to the recent elections. Seymour, (soft Dem)
is elected Governor Of New York; the remain
der of the State officers elected are Whig The
State Government for 1855 viii stand as follows
Goverpor-Horatio Seymour ASoft.)
Lieut.. Governor---Henry J. Raymond, (W)
Secretary of State--Elias w. Leavenworth
(W) ~
Comp,roler-James NJ. Cook. (W.)
Attorney .General--Ogden Hoffman (W.l
State Engineer aud Surveyor--J. 7. Clark,
(W-4
Canal Comnissonersz-H.l Fitzhugh, (W.)
elected for three wears; Frederick follet. HARDY
one year; aud Cornelius Gardner, (W.) one
year.
State Prison Inspectors-N Norwood Bovine.
(W.) three years; Darins Clark. (Hard.) one
year; and Thomas Kirkpatrick. two years.
The New York City Government for the nexi
year will stand as follows: sa
Mayor. Fernando Wood. Soft Recorder. Jas.
NJ Smith. Hard; City Judge, Sidney II. Stuart,
Wing; Comptroller Azariah G. Flagg, Soft
Street Commissioner. James Furey Hard Com
missioner OF Repairs and Supplies. Bartholomew
b. PLrdy, Hard; Commissioners OF Streets and
Lamps. Joseph E. Eblng, Know Nothing; City
Inspector. Thomas r. Downing, Soft.
NEW JERsKY.-The members of Congress cleo.
ted from this State are as follows:
lst. Dist. Isaiah d. &C. Lawson, Whig and
X. ~
2d Dist. G. R. Robbins. w. Anti X. n.
3D. Dist. James Bishop, w. Anii-K. n.
4th. Dist. George Vail, Nebraska D.
9TH Dist. A, G. NJ. Pennington W. Anti-K. n.
ILLINOIS Ei,KcTIoNs.-The Legislature is en-
tirely Whig and anti ti-Nebraska. The following
men:
1st Dist. E B. WasEbnrn Wing.
2d Dist. James A. Woodwnr1h. Repub.
Sd Dist. Jesse O. Norton, Wing.
4h Dist. James Knox. Nhig.
5lh Dist. Arch'd Williams. Mig.
9Th Dist. Richard Yates Wing.
9Th Dist. Lyman Trnmbnll. Dem.
Seventh and Ninth Districts not heard from,
MicaiGAN ELEcTIpN.-The Republican State
and Congressional candidates have all been cho-
sen, as follows:
STATE OFFICERS. 4
Governor-Kingsy s. Bingham. free soler.
Lieut.. Governor-George a C"e, free soil
Secretary of State-.Iohn Mckinney free soil
State Treasurer-Sas ai. Hogles. free soil.
Auditor-Gen. Whitney Jones. free soil.
Attorney General. H. Howard. tree soil
Commissioner Land Office-SeyJnopy B. Tread
well, free soil
Superintendent Public Instruction-zIra May
hew free soil.
Board Education--J. R. Kellogg free soil, to
fill a vacancy. }e
CoSGREssMEN ELhcTEp.-lst pstrict-Wm.
NJ. Howard free soil.
I'd Dist.-Henry Waldron. free so,l.
Sd Dist David C. Wabridge free SOIL
4th Dist.---Moses Wsner free soil
In many ai the coupties the Republican county
ticket was successful The Legislature is strong
ly administration,
WISCONSIN ELEcTI0e.-Two of the Republi-
can candidates for Congress chosen, and Mr.
Wells, who voted against the Nebj aska bill, has
been reelected. as follows,
lst Dist-Daniel wells Jr. dem
Cd Dist.-C. G. Washburn formerly whig.
Sd Dist.-Chares Bllinehnrst whg