The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-10
ELECTION RETURNS.

New ORLEANs.-The Democrats have elect
ed Of % members to the legislature. Der
bigny's vote in the city and Algiers was 1850,
Wickliffe's 1888, Hafty's for sheriff 472l,
Bells for sheriff 47l4, Hunts for congress,
1888, Taylor's 2743. a9e8s
These returns, exclusive Of Democratic ma
jorities in the 7th and 9lh precincts, where the
ballot boxes were destroyed, and exclusive of
the protested Democratic vote, amount to
several hundred Democratic majority. Demo-
cratic majority in 7th and 9th precincts ascer-
tanned to be about 242.
The ballots in the 7th precinct were counted
before the box was destroyed Wickliffe's ma
jority there was 212, Bells 249; securing
Bells election by 242 majority, and reducing
Derbigny's majority to 20s.
Allowing for the known Democratic majori-
ty in the 9th precinct, Derbigny's majority in
the city and Algers, will be about 80 votes.
The seats Of several Of the know nothings
claimed to be elected to the legislature, and
many on the Parish ticket will be contested
Eastis majority over Fabre for congress in
the city, SAG; Hunts over Taylor, 40.
Bells majority for sheriff, including the votes
Of the 18th and 9th precincts, $50. =
JErrERsoN.-Derbigny's ma jority, 2O1, one
precinct to be heard from.
Dispatches recei we'd at Baton Rouge from
New Orleans, give Derbigny majority Of
in St. Helena, and Pond Is. Livingston is
set down at 1873 majority for Wickliffe, and
one precinct to hear from. Majority in Terre-
bonne for know nothing state ticket about 40.
st, Charles reported Al democratic majority.
CoscoRDIA-Derbigny, l45; Wcklife, 55;
Pond, l46; Davidson, SO
ST. TAMMASY.-Pond, it is reported, has re-
ceiyed It's majority; as no other particulars
accompany the report, we are inclined to doubt
its authenticity.
For REMovAL.--On the question of the re-
moval Of the state capital, the vote Of the par
sh Of Orleans is 1897 for removal. and Of
against removal exclusive of the 7th and 9th
precincts whore almost the entire vote was for
removal
ST.. BERNARD. Returns from two Of the riy-
er precincts of the parish of st. Bernard, the
first and second precincts, give the democratic
ticket handsome majority. These two pre-
,incts have heretofore given majority of about
eighty against the democratic ticket.
NEW ORLEANS In the fourth district the
Democrats elected their whole legislative dele
cation. In the first Representative district
the Democrats also elected their legislative
ticket, and one member to the Legislature,
M. q. Dunn, in the Second Representative
district thus giving them six members of the
Legislature above Canal street.
Lafourche official returns give Wickliffe 245
majority, and Taylor for congress 27O.
Assumption gives SIS majority for Wick
ike, and whole democratic ticket elected
raylor for congress, 45O majority.
st. Landry is reported to have given goo
majority for Wickliffc
LIvISGsroN.-Th Baton Rouge Advocate
las received the following particulars: Demo
ratio ticket has about 100 majority. David.
on's vote 349, Ponds l92-Davidson's major
~, l57. One precinct to hear from, whichis
'robably Democratic.
Whole Democratic ticket elected for parish
Ulcers by large majority
Official majority for Derbgny in St. James
arish is $50. The whole K. N. parish ticket
lected.
AscENsfoN.-The unofficial returns give
Democratic majority in this parish of ITS.
IBERvALE PAaIsH.--This parish has gone
Democratic by majority of ia for WickUfe.
larks and Heron run considerably ahead of
he ticket. The news from this parish secures
he election of j. Duncan Stewart Dem. for
district Attorney, by majority of So vote
he following are the returns from Iberyle:
Wckiffe, ia; Heron, 2O5; Noise, 1877
'reneaux, 200; Marks, iOs; Bard, 2o4
Voods 2Ol; Stuart, l64; Davidson, l6O.
Jos Irwin, Independent candidate for Sheriff
|ected by 80 majority.
ST. HELENA.-The following are the major
Inp IN, 10, II