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THE RESULT OF THE ELECTION.
From the AlbaI.- syeaing Journal Stewards organ

70
Though We have returns and reports, complete par
tis from every county in the State they do not enable
us 70 form decided opinions as to tue general results OF
mour and Clark, with the chances about equal. The
Bronson vote, to large extent went over to swell that
Of the silver grays and Know Nothings for Uman but
with all these auxiliary aids most happy to be
assured that the high office Of Governor has not urned
up" in favor Of that political adventurer The Empire
State IL spared that infection.
We are permitted therefore, IL not to express the
opinion at least to cherish the hope that the wg State
ticket Ia elected Should this expectation amid the Wild
elements combined to work its overthrow be realized
the triumph will be one Of equal surprise and gratiaca
tion.
In view Of the vexed and bewilderng questions that
entered into the contest confoupdng parties and placing
candidates in false positions with tho strongest political
duty wholly disregarded by Know Nothiugs and silver
gras serious danger 10 the whig party spprehend
ed. Whether these ''malign influences" have have
not prevailed, Is not yet known.
(From the Troy Budget, Nov. 9.]
THE ULLMAN COMBINATION.
The Know Nothing element to have absorbed al
entiredly the Cooley hard strength OF last fall
This division of the Ullman army undoubtedly
Broore, whose town-Binghamton-gsv Bronson only
forty while IL swelled the Ulman vote to four hun
err who could not be led of in that direction. We might
several Of this city and county who supported the
Cooley ticket last year. snt fought reso!uts ns this
gaDization having been abandonedby the Of its
professed supporters have reason to doubt that
most Of those who stood by Bronson to the last will
take the earliest opportunity to reinftate them
selves In the democratic party. Another
tcral portion of the Ullman combination was made up
Of silver greys, who viii endeavor to make the
Know Nothing order the groundwork Of their proposed
national party. How they viii succeed in this Of
course remains to DO seen. Tho Know Nothings,
seeerdrS. 20 their census, numbered only about
600 elcctorswhch 1.-THE aggregate Ulman vote being
at least twice that number shows that their outside
support at this election WILL In all probability, DO cum
bersome to them hereafter and tend to hasten the dis
solution Of their organization The novelty OF the thing
having Ia of and distraction taken
the place Of concert and harmony the only question in
must 70 down with crashS We await with feeling of
curiosity Messrs Weed and Sewards opinion on this
point.
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TOTAL Loss Of THE YAukEs DsADE. !,


From the San francisco CkroaicIs. Oct. 1911
The independent steamer Yankee Blade was wrecked
on Sunday, the ist instant, staK p n, By running
upon rocks near Point Conception In fog. The vess3
had been ont 23x hours from this port when she wus
wrecked About hall hour before the vessel struck
one of the remarked that he saw land buk
Capt Randall said II mistake and that they were
at least twenty miles from shore About half sn hour
sitsrxards the vessel ran gradually up for thas
hall her length upon rock, with slight shock Ths
land was some half miie distant, and soon aftse
clearly visible A she struck the wheels
backed, but Il was Of NO use; se completely fast
ihe wateximmcdiately commenced to rush In af the
bow and the stern settled that the whole OF tho
rpsnAde deck except the guards under water.
scene Of great confusion ensued. There was no Or
der, and scarcely any attempt a the preservation o.
order. The 6rst impulse Of ALL when they heard tAe
crash TO rush deck and what was the mater
and the second was 10 and secure ther vauabs
but many were too late Ths next thought after tho
attempt TO save tho vaiuabss was that the steamer
would break 70 pieces soou and that the only safety
TO get on shore.
ten nufes after the steamer struck and went ashore
10 ana landing place. Soon after that the FIRST mate
lat Win another boat with ladies, and then ~
ssoo0d mate took another oAd Of ladies' Ono OF thess
boets was swanped and out Of twentycns persons u
va said that Twelve, most Of whom, not all wvrs
sd,s were drowned The land. defiant about thres-
quarters q pe from s.e-e &c s.ssU.. Ia, osc u
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ANOTHER RIOT IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Attack ON . Catholic Church-1Iilltnry called
out-Arrcst OF Some or the Rioters.
riot which at time bid fair to grow to a serious
matter, occurred at Williamsburg last night Reports
were rife in this city during the evening" that many
been killed, but happy to say the affair ceased
without any loss of fe 1t that party Of young
men and boys in revenge for the death of Harrison
killed during the election proceeded to North Seventh
street. and made demonstration on houses inhabited
by Irsh but after good deal skirmishng aud seve
raj shots had been fred drew off and proceeded to St.
Paups church, (Cathoc,) in Second street. which tho
attacked, and into which they forced an entrance
The police and military (who had been warned to b,
in readiness by Mayor WaA here made successful At
tempt to prevent further disorder ana the church az
capped the demolition with which It had been
having lost only the railing in front and the large iro
cross with which 1t was adorned. The ss..s
Oh in triumph by the rioters to the Odcon public house
in Fifth street. the only trophy gained for many bruises
The military were under at three O'Clock this
ing portion guarding the church. and the remainde
awaiting orders at the City Hall.
According to all appearances, however their active
services would not be called for the seeming
to be quite allayed.
About twenty arrests made ut the church. aud on
whom arms Of various descriptions found. Among
them were the followng-Jerry Drscoll John Mathews
John Chverty VIM. Brown, Thomas Smallfeld and John
McCaddn.
Mr.. Geo. Bennett printer, we were told, received
wound in the shoulder from pistol ball. which was u
tended for the head Of rshman having been fred by
a person behind him, in the company of the Know
Nothings.
Great credit is due to Mayor Wall and Mr.. George H.
Andrews, editor Of the Courier and Enquirer for their
efforts to preuent bloodshed and mischief Mr. Andrews
several times exhored the crowd to desst and to retire
to their homes, and his good advice followed by
many, and was probably the means Of preventing much
destruction.
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Exciting Scene at the Baltimore Court House,
Man Shot by = Woman.


For several days past there has been quite excite
about The Criminal Court room, in consequence OF
the progress Of the trial Of named Adoph Fischer
for an alleged outrage upon female residing Fes
Point The testimony was generally OF character unit
for publications but y was deemed insufficient BY the
female atte nded the trial. and carefully watched its pro-
Yesterday afternoon he trial was Concluded and tho
and to be imprisoned In ihc jail for sixty days Thus
far everything went quietly and the condemned man
was Put into the cell to await the adjournment Of the
about the court house, but entertained idea
that she contemplated the crime Of murder
After the adjournment Of the court a. Ia usually
done the prisoner manacled and conducted BY the
deputy warden Of the Jail to the wagon used to convey
prisoners to and from the Jail APprised Of the way
TONED herself 1T the door Of the court house on
Lexington street, and watched the approach OF the
from under her shawl single barrslsd pistol which she
aimed ct Fischer and fred Instead Of striking the OBJ
sct Of s aim the charge took eject upon the sleeve Of
and slightly burning his hand.
In instant the greatest excitement ensued seve.
raj took hold Of the woman when her husband
stepped forward and undertook rescue her In the
melee several persons were thrown knocked down,
but she ultimately arrested by Of the deputy
Criminal Court where she kept until the excitement
snbsided and the crowd dispersed She then put in
d ~
vsyance TO prevent the crowd from following, and pos
sibly attempting rescue.
The female in question is Of German BIRTH OF medium
sise, snd rather prepossessDg appearance She ap-
parently about twenty-five years Of age with regular
features, black eyes and dark hair Immediately after
the attempt upon the life Of Fischer she seemed greatly
agatcd and regret that she had not
cd in killing him. whom she alleged had done her foul
to Of the position she occupied and wept bitterly
Considerable sympathy elected for the female And
many remarked their appreciation Of her conduct his
however, was done In the moment OF excitement and 4
IL prsbabsthat there few who would sanction suct
volation 81 the law ~ would place 10 the hands Of III
sggeved party the power Of indicting summary punish
on charge OF assault with intent to k the penalty
fer which Is long imprisonment ia the pcnicn,lsry.
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The mail steamship North Star, Captain Warnock,
arrived at this port last night On her last passage
henco she reached Aspnwa the 2sth us and sailed
thence the lst inst. at II O'Clock A. II. with the
mails, treasure and passengers brought down by tAs
Golden Gate from San Francisco The North Star expert
enced strong head winds and for the st Ave days
of the passage Tho from San Francisco u t. the
10th of October.
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mn ~. r. =. =. :: !: :. :, =. !. = -. 100 o0o'
pletely reversed Isaac D. Cawson, George r. Robbins,
James Bishop, and Alexander G. NJ PENNINGTON, Of the
First, Second Third and Fifth districts all wings and OF
opposed to the present national administration
elected Congressmen while Georgcva, Of the Fourth
district is the only democrat who has hecn returned
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GEOGRAPHIC.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA AT HALIFAX

ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA AT HALIFAX.
HALIFAX Nov. 0-10 NJ.
The r. NJ steamship Niagara en- route for Liverpool,
arrived here Mt O'Clock this evening" and will sail Cor
Liverpool about IL o'clock.
Albany, Nov. Q, 1854.
The Canadian schooner Edith, was driven ashore at
Presque Isle on Monday night with FIVE thousand bushels
of wheat on board. Total loss Insured.
The schooner Cayuga was driven ashore also on Mon.
day night Coburg She had cargo OF ten thousand
bushels Of wheat board and Is total loss Insured
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THE ELECTION
ss sts y Aset --~-----------~---~>-r>>3
The Result as far as Ascertained.
1Watis Stymour Elected Governor Of the
State Of New York.
Fernando Wood Elected Mayor.
Names Of Some Of the Successful
. Candidates,
Fernando Wood Elected Mayor
aazm eF CANDIDATES PRoBlRLY ELECTED.

Wings In italics; democrats roman; Know Nothiags
IN small captais hard shells, H. s.; soft shells, S. g.
municipal reform, r. temperance men, T. anti
2laias law, A. H. L.
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In the First Congrsssonal dstct Wells democrat and
anti Nebraska, elected In the second district Wash
burn, the republican cand ate Il elected and In the
third district Beinghurst, republican, =, ~ far -
heard from, ahead
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THE ELECTION IN OTHER STATES.
ILLINOIS ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Nov. o. 1854
The returns in, and are all one sided The
first Congressional district gives large maorities for
Washburn, and in the second district Woodworth, the
republican gets small majorities Black
well.
The vote Of Chicago Is foiows,-For State Treasu
rer, Miller, whig 1900; Moore, Democrat, 1,ol1.
Congress-woodwortb,r republican, 2,s13 Turner, Ne
braske 901 Blackwell whis 357. In the Third district
Norton whg, Ia reelected by 1000 majority In
the Fourth district Knox, whg, IL reelected In the
Sixth district yatss whis majority win probably reach
1000 Macon county gives Archer, whig 1Te majority
over }. C. Allen, democrat. In the Eighth district
TrumbuI the antiNebraska democratic candidate, is
elected BY q large majority.
The Ninth district has not yet been heard from.
The majoritss in all directions for Miller for State
Treasurer are very large.
The Lcgislsture Is entirely whig and anti Nebraska.
scven senatorial twenty Ave representative dis
rics have been heard fromv and not single Nebraska
democrat has yet been elected
At far as heard from, only one regular democrat 10
elected 10 Congress The delegation thus far will stand
as follows, compared with that Of the present Con-
gress:-
Dist. Prssexf Congress- Neat Co~gress.
1--E B. Washburne w. f. RI. Washburne, whig.
2-J. Wentworth dem. ). H. Woodwork, Amer.
81. o. Norton, whig J. O. Norton, whig.
4-Janes Knox, whig James Knox, whig.
b-W H. Richardson, dem. Archd Williams whig.
Orchard Yates, whig Richard Yates, whig.
ii. @. Allen, dem. mot heard from.l
1W. H. BissSIl, dem. l. Trumbul, whe.
s--Wiil's Allen, den, lNot heard from.l
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STATE OFFICERS.

According to present appearance the following is the
State Ticket elected -
Governor. .Horatio Seymour, DEM
lieutenant Governor. In doubt
Canal Commissioner. Henry Eusasgh, whig
estate Prison Inspector. JAMES p SANDERS, KIN
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Three districts In the Fifth three In the Twentieth
two in the Fourth in the Ninth two in the Twenty
second, and each in the Second, Third, Fourth,
Tenth, Seventeenth and Nineteenth with part Of one
in the Eleventh, not in.
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VOTE FOR Register
Total. 1887 HISS o,5l

Three distrlcts in the Fifth three in the Twentieth
two in the Fourth two in the NINTH two In the Twenty
second, and each in the Third, Seventh, Tenth,
and Ninetecnth-beng seventeen in ALL
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Marine Affairs.

The sloop-ofwar Portsmouth arrived at Honolulu o,
the 18th September, from San Francisco.
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VOTE FOR CITY JUDGE,

~ I3tEO
Three districts In the Fifth two in the Fourth two in
the Ninth, two in shs Twentieth and one each in the
First Third, Seventh, Tenth, Eleventh, Seventeenth
Nineteenth, and Twenty ysscond-making seventeen in
all--not received,
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