The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-15

NEW YORK.

NEW Y0RK.
Returns from half the State indicate, THE
telegraph is VIGOROUSLY anti -Democratic,) that
the American ticket has succeeded in New
York. Our dispatches are derived from the
Chicago Times, ofthe 9Th. for copy Of which
we are indebted to Mr.. BrnpAxK, of the n,
W. Express:
New York, Nov e.
Returns from about half the State Indicate
ticket.
While the vote in this city for Secretary Of
State shows Hards 1878 ahead of Soits, re-
turns for State Comptroller show the Softs
to be 2430 ahead. The highest candidates Of
both parties receiving the vote Of the liquor
dealers.
Madison county complete, King. 800
majority only Headiey. and 1000 over
Hatch. Republican Senator and Assembly
man elected from second district.
OGpKxsBrRG. Nov. sth, -. m.
ST. Law ence county--24 towns; King L..
500; Headly. 2.l00; Hatch, 800. Onondago
county-al but three small districts heard
from-k ne's majority over iieadley sI.-
Saratoga county-complete with the exception
OF the vote Of one town; for Headley 1862.
King 264I. The remaining town will pro-
baby increase Kings vote about 80. Rem
seller coup,y-Headlys majority over Hatch
is ,954, over King 1850.
LATER.
Additional returns give Ileadly X. n, for
Secretary OF State. plurality Of nearly H..
600 over King, Republican There are six
tn haas frac II 4
crease Headley's plurality.
The Senate as tar US heard from stands II
Republican, 6 Know Nothing Assemble,
Republicans, Is, Know Nothngs. 81, Demo
Gratis, 81. with Al 10 hear nom in the city aud
county owing TO the fusion Of the Hards and
Softs on some OF the nominations. The sue
cesslul candidates according to present ap.
pcarances are very nearly equally divided
The Herald of this afternoon in It's footing Of
the result on Secretary shows the following
vote. Heady, X. n. 1856; King, Repub-
licau, G9,9l7; Hatch, Soft. A., $50: Ward.
Hard, $4,000.
NEW JERSEY.
A dispatch says: Local election in New
Jersey Indicate Democratic majority in the
Legislature. which chooses United States Sena.
tors this winter.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. =.
James Is. Ricard X. ~. reported elected
to Congress, in the second district, and T. J.
Bowie, Anti-k. \. Wing, probably in the
sixth.
The vote Of this city IS not completed, but
sufficient is known TO render il almost certain
OF the election Of the whole American Ticket
by about 500 majority, In the third Con.
gressional district, Harris, American, has a
large gain in Baltimore county, and is believed
10 be elected over Varzandt. In the fourth
district, returns indicate the election of II.
Davis, American, by $50 majority over the
Democrat. In the fifth district, H. W Hon-
man.
wIsCoSsIN--BARsIow ELECTED.
The Chicago Times publishes the following
dispatch; which the editor says is from an au.
thentc source:
MADISON, November sth.
Sufficient election returns have been received
to insure the election Of Gov. VIVA. BARsrow.
by majority, in all probability equal to what
II was two years ago.
GALfN, Nov s.--(irnnt Connty gives hash
ford 500 majority; Barber, Rep, elected Sen
atOr
Lafayette county. gives Barstow small ma
lori,y. Mallory, Dem, elected TO the Assem-
bly, from the Shullsburg District.
Iowa county gives Bars,ow majority Of
100
Milwaukee, Nov. :, 10 PM-The
result on the state ticket is still clos, and doubt
'ul. Senaie--l4 Republicans and IL Demo
crat-. Assembly, as far ne heard from 30 Re
publicans and 30 Democrats. The north and
northwestern portions Of the state remain to
near from.