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CHARLES RUSTON,

DLACKSM1THING AND WAGGON-
ID MAKING. PLouGHs A=
made and repaired. BUG MNEo19
GlES, and other repairs
done at the shortest notice. Horse shoeing
done with the greatest care and despatch.
TAll work done by him shall be equal
to that done at any other establishment in
the South.
TWaggons and Carts always on hand
for sale. Shop on Africa Street, near V.
Heude's Dry Good Store. jany7-y.
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LOTICE TO BUILDERS.-The ur

~ dersigned 10 now prepared to manufacture
by Steam power At the shortest notice all kinds
Of Sash, Blinds, Windows, Doors, 4c--etters ad-
dressed to him at the Post Office at Baton Rouge
will meet with immediate attention.
sept-8-n. J. w. BROWN.
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MRS. G. HUESTON, respectfully in
UA forms the Ladies and public In general, that
she has just returned from New Orleans, With
splendid assortment Of New Goods, consisting in
part Of Ladies' Talmas, Cloth and Satin, Black and
White Silk Bonnets; Straw Bonnets Of every des.
cription; dress Patterns; Childrens Hats Rigo-
let's Trimmings Of al kinds and great many ar.
ticles too numerous to mention. oct26.
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architectural Qaros, &f.

HAS REMOVED his shop to Florida ST..
III East of Main, in the rear of the Pres
byterian Church, Baton Rouge, La. Is now
fully prepared to take any contract for bull
ding, and do the work with despatch. in the
best style of art. All kind of Job work
done at short notice. Plaus and specifica-
tions furnished, for Public and private bull
dings, City and Country residences, Cot
tases and Suburban Villas; on the most
reasonable terms. dec 10y.
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FRESH HERBS.
L Just received supply Of
Fresh PEPPERMINT Herb,
Fresh Sage Herb,
Fresh Pennyroyal Herb,
Fresh Catnp Herb.
Ais supply Of Fresh Composition Powder,
Ground Slippery Elm,
Pulverised Cinnamon,
Pulverised Gloves, and
White Jamaica Ginger.
For sale at the Drug Store Of
now 49, H. II. WADDILL
Corner of Church and Third streets.
DEST PORT WINE.-Just received
II fresh supply Of the BEST PORT WINE,
warranted the PURE JUICE of the grape. Also the
BEST COGNAC BRANDY, which we offer for sale
ONLY in cases Of sickness.
aug-29. H. 7. WADDILL,
Druggist, Church stree
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NfOUNTEAGLET TRIPOLI.-This
AVA is fhe best article known for clean
ing and furnishing gold, silver, copper, steel,
tin and all other metals, Also for windows,
mirrors and glassware. For safe by.
july24 WM. BoeEL, Druggist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08

LEUTEALNT OIsELHY, I've regret 20 hesI from Kist
OF Lieu pJObn r. Ouseley OF Her Msjesys
Pembroke Ct Sir W. Gore formerly brtb uinstr In
Brsz sLd the River Place and Lacy Ouse THIS promising
officer aged twenty landed from the Pembfohe
the veakuess to which be reduced
by iDts exposure dur the bonbsrdm-n OF
the best medical aid which, s d.ys
ave hopes Of hsiec very the disc when be landed had ad
var b, His funeral teok the
gin Ke he pre- OF bis father the Biash and fTeDeh
cop.us the csp.n and officers Of the Danish
Hsca English residents. There was DO Enesh man
the hsIbor Of ke the time The usual funeral hon
" Polo by the Danish naval sDthontiss .
L. ndon Mon ing Herald, Oct I'D.
Sir W. Gore OuSeley, father Of the gallant deceased,
bas many claims on the sympathy Of the citizens OF
the United States. lie was attacb6 Of the British
Embassy at Washington in 1895, and wrote work on
the political institutions and social condition Of the
States, which ELECTED the highest critical commenda-
ton on both sides of the Atlantic. While at our capt.
tel he married tie daughter Of Gov. Van Ness, FORM
erly governor of the state Of Vermont, and subse-
quendy envoy extraordinary at Madrid, descended
from one OF the eminent Dutch settlers al New York.
Sir Wiiisms valuable services at the court Of Rio,
and more especially in the River Plate, during the
English and French embodiment with Pc
'ens u u. >, earning for him tho order OF
Ia Both: and few mc,th. stree be had conferred
upon him the dignity Of LID. at Oxford. lie Is
nephew ofthe well known English ambassador to Per-
sis and of tie no less weknown and most learned
historian OF that remark able mission 10 rich in scqui.
sitions 10 Oriental literature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
LATEST ELECTION RETURNS
FURTHER FROM THE CITY.

Up to O'Clock this mornicg we had received th
full vote Of only sixteen Of the t~entytvo wards on
Secretary Of State other State officers scarcely
ward complete while for city and county officers we
had only STEERING districts, comprising iess than half
the city, for coDroer s1eet commissioner, city in
spector and county clerk We give tie vote, as nearly
as possible, Oh secretary Of Stae by wards and that
Tor city controller by districts.
1t is dificu TO Lame vim certainty all the city Of
ceis chosen but the folio giDg list may be considered
pretty near the mark.
COntrolhr-J John S Giles, knOw Nothing.
Shtrif-James G. Weit, Soft (prnbably
Counfv eierk-kich'd b. ConDolIy Hard and Soft.
STREET com Joseph s Taylor, Knor Nothing
COmm'r Rep. and Spp.-Nathi 5. Selah, Hard
and Set, probably
Corr. counsel-Lops n Glover, Know. Nothing.
CiI1 inspector-George W. Moroo, Knop. Nothing.
GorS. of Aims house-Isaac j Oliver ~.
&. Godfrev Guuther, Hard.
COrOnrs-E. ID. CODnery Hard and Soft.
Robert Gsmble, Hard and SOFT.
We csnno' guess at the other two
The aldermen, as nesr we can come at it, are
there:
Second uard--Ilirsm COrwiD, Wig.
Fou,h rard-Bsrth olouew Healy, Hard.
Sirth rard-John Clancy, H0rd.
EighM ward-Wn. fucker Wig.
Ttnth ,r0rd-James Griffith, X. ".
Ttrelfth uard-David S. Jackson, Soft.
Fourteenth uord- Michael Tuonay, Hard.
Sirtenh 'rGrd-Chares A, May Hard and sef
probably.
Eieh,enh wdr-Jacob H. Valentine, Wing ana
KnOw Nothing. ~
Twentieh rard-C. Il Tucker, Wing and h. ~
Trenty second card-Wm. B. Drake, Wh'g ana
Know-NOthing.
1t is said that Nicholas Seagris bests Drake in the
Twenty second ward, but we have no figures to
show it.
The Board Of Councilman is as follows. The poht-
cal designations are near as we can make them
out:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
MARYLAND ELECTION.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov. 7, 1855.
Our congressional election is proceeding quietly.
UAgsusl crowds are around the polls and the vote
promises to be large.
We have partial returns from several wards show
ioy tie election Of Davis American to Congress over
May.
The returns received indicate the probable election OF
the whole American tcAe in this city, and the Demo
Cra.s think such will be the case. The result viii not
be known before noon tomorrow.
man was shot dead 10 row just as the polls
closed
The election generally throughout the city has passed
OF very quietly, and the vote is the largest ever
pOliej.
Frederick oounty-Hoffmsn, Know Nothing, for
Congress is thought to be elected IN the Sandy Hook
district
SECOND DISPATCH.
In Washington county the Know Nothing ticket is
elected
The Nothir IS are rejoicing to night over their
victory. The Democrats concede they are defeated.
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Passengers.

on smedley lady ena iuf,ni, Mrs Smedleys sitter aud
a1r.e James Parker aud lady Miss Packer and msd Miss
stevens Mn Ctn airs LO~ ndes AMI child, Nrs r1cker
Miss bnu ton Mr. Robin. aud lady Mr. .nd lady,
M Ssger ano lady ar eitrr a1d friend, MI Menchs
.nd .ob Mss psikr Coz Rol lady aud Mrs cen,
Niss Grntu Dr. Amet and lady John Scew4r, lady i've
children aoo sevet Mrs insop, Mn Rchmo d. Mrs
ethpss Fnsign Reuse DR. Kuts aud .dy Miss Baldwin,
Dr. Wilcox MI Toa rson aad LAZY, NJ. Young aot lafv
Capt New apSs Rev H. Bsyne, sr Hawley, ady ADD two
Mrs Jo-asn ano hoy M Colon and lad, Mr. W-ll, VT.
Do rt and CHILDREN, Miss Foa lo stone Miss Ella re-
rs Col Roi os terv AMI Master Dryden Messs T. CnnHd
LttIohn Vleto,s Jackson Sherman, IVES, BoGon reit'
mins Codubn, Russell, Cade, Andep1n Duield, brown
TaISer7 ConSei Whtldon bevelin Leth, Kerr, Green,
sbity sisi.y MaIcury O Wood Osboun Purdy, Syl'es'
ter or wr Rand saet Ba dam Duoumbs iogl-s toryer
Fdipg Futhbersop Henderson, Dlckel. Nortj DaPray,
sa GENT Lo,ett Lar don, Wenlon Love McCoh MerceI
Corner CI,rte Armsrnps John Clarke Williamson, Col
sh, Foms Potts IIeman, Bryan schsek, Mler Di ken
hayis Isaac L. Clark Goves Hantson, Burey Hsyes,
Ma Rstsfue-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08

PRAYERS TO NoAH.-We translate the follow
ing for TIE TRIBu Ne from the Stmains Rel,gisase,
(religious weekly French journal:
Tuscany, like sill lands of the vineyard has ex.
perienced for several years much calamity from the
oidium. or vine disease. To combat this pest, the
archbishop of Florence has composed collection OF
eighty five psyers. In view OF the special object OF
these prayers they are addressed to God but to
Noah Most holy patriarch Noah, says one OF them,
among others, you who were employed during tho
course of your long life in planting the vine, ana In
gratifying humanity 6y the precious liquor which
quencbes our thirst uourish and render cheerful all,
cast your eyes upon vines which after your eA-
ample, we have up to this time cultivated, and see
ing them angush and wre,ched by the effect Of tho
devastating pest, which before their ripening de-
stroys the fruits in punishment for 80 many
'blasphe mics and ether sins which We have
Communicable moved by compassion toward US, and
FRUSTRATED before the high throne of God, who has
promised His sons the tecundity of the earth aud tho
abundance of corn and The vine pray to Him IN oar
favor; promie to Him in our name that, with tho
assistance of HE grace, shan quit the road OF
vice and sin, that we shall sorupulousy respect
tfe holy law and that Of our holy mother the Cath
'olic church.
"Tbe rnh prayer IL directed to the virgin: Ad-
dress yourself, q Mary, TO your wei-beieved son,
Jesus Christ in repeating to Him. a. at the marriage
of Cana. They have wine; and may lie
who at your demsnd worked tie wonderful Ipodigy
of changing water into wine, this miracle In
curing our grapes Of the maady which consumes
thsm &c. The prsyer.book is orDameLted with
ygnee which represents Noah presiding at the ope'
raions Of the vintage, and contains the archbshops
counsel allowing forty days of indulgence to those
who shall devouy recite the prayers in question
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

JayYpPooL CoT1OS MARKET-Messre Brown, Ship
ia Tie .ss oai week ON @uste 70 50 60 b.s Of shich
spseuator' tool 400 aud exporters sO ,aos fho 'acs on
o5otsiion. are fs 63d. miidog So. mp .nds
hI SD ni6oling, 5td Mobile fair, 60 ui1dltog Isl
so s cS b sie. OF Sb o ~sTs Smsco
Dsoptoon c.. ercu quotes Mobile mild Ing I'D and
STArY OF TRADE IN MAscHEsTER-The adviceI
Cm Manchester for less favorable AL the market osed
LIVERPOOL BRI ADsTUFFs MARKET-Msssrs. Brow,
Simply co rpct WgEA1 Gull and easier, 10 s?pe e.s-,d
C.nsl Flow I, 6a4z Pbade obs AID atimOte as IS s.
Ohio A cas-. Csrsdsu ~. White ~HsAT Il iyi I'd
wbas 1s945e ysow 4! @15si %i1ed - %e;.'; sfa
auis Ohio Phi ad,lpbis ADD Bs tinOre FLOUR a aH6,
sn1 itport Co.'s GnN at he Coss.
LIVERPOOL PROyIIoS MABKET.-Messrs. Richard-
PSaE sesSy a, frnerf BAcos without i4on LaRD
stesd osd Omo.l at It aG Market bare Of GEESE out
LyERfoo1 PHoDrcE MARKETs.-l From the brok
ers and othrl Ctcals PAsL Asats stsady At IS Pos
over sae. 1t 5ai sPRrrs TUsrsSirSs e,r Ga
MT qpot.be lower tales Of 50 1915. Rough TGpES-
o better D. msnd at al.oaGlal Fice Va.Lv 9'2 fa.e
SEAL s9 lO09T oae eAPs nnchaosed; PALM -'5les OF
LoEDOs MARKETS. - Mesers Barring Brothers re-
port BzEADs1UFFs qsi I; white Wbest 81 ass red 49,
e. . ,fOs du & os e. '' -"p sd7ancsd aud th.
d. m.nd acttys Va las wells rates. COFFEE
sns rather lower "a. Low firm 1t 69 ass
LOkDOS MoSEY MAKKET.-Vhe pDey market was
bou the least charge TIE Bank Of Eng aud mad
v.red end tn extreme depression In trade
The Blu lien Bank Of England had decreased $500 600
during Cor SOS bad Sgby advanced and closed SO
money.
LIyIRPoo1 FREIGHT MARKEr. = Freights to the
ULnd States very quiet, and without change In quo
tsiIOns.
AMERIcAS SrcrmrIrs.- Messrs. Barring Brothers
ouo.s e. market dull hut prices unchanged Mesrs Bell
Co ho~seT report State securities somewhat better with
doirs aod railway stocks steady, With better dem,oi
aiC dc bonds los QiC8; msscl uses steTlog 1000
s. 7d76 do b0l d. 82dy3l; MARYLAND sterling
bords 92a03; Nhgts 5 (boud 8S08-; Virginia g. bood)
dB3 Erie railroad first uorege, l00d 1925 do thrd mort
rsRs asa tbes 75; do fund 1880 New York
Central Is 92d94; d. 6s sa 3Schisau C-ntrsl &c. 9Od9i
Illinois Ger trA 7s 72d4i co. IRELAND, 7Sa15 PeunsyvAna
srtra' fin fs 81 AL.
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An AGENT or KANSAS.
of The N Y. Tdbune.

Career oadeaes OF The N. Y TdbUne.
NoSTPELnR, VI, Saturday, Nov ,, 1855.
Last evening the Legislature Of Vermont and q
crowded assembly Of citizens met in the Statehouse
at this place, to listen to address by John Hutch
insop, esq Of Kansss. He was one OF the Free stae
members who were expelled by the Missouri mob egis-
lature, and has been appointed BY the provisional
government Of Kansas TO address the legislatures and
people Of Ner-Epglard and New.York in behalf Of
tie admission OF Kansas to the Union Free State,
under constitution adopted by her people. He Is en-
earnest advocate Of the csuse Of Freedom and boldly
proclams the rights Of Kansas. His address was lis
tened to with profound interest by the whole sssem
bly,. He h soon to speak in other parts Of NewEn.
gland, ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
CITY OF BROOKLYN.

The election in this city Tuesday resulted in the
probable success of the following county and charter
officers:
Senator-Cyrus p. Smith (Whie).
Sherf-Jerome Ryerson DEM.
Register-Jacob Merserole DEM.
County clers-Wm. II. Campbell Deml
County judge-Samuel d. Morris Dem doubtful
Justices Of sessions-John A. Emmons Dem }, NJ A.
tin SctooDmak.r (Whig).
justices of the peace-Bepjamin s. Moorehou'e
CWhig), David Feeks DEM, John H. Mccormick
Dem.
A.sembly-kt district-John Hanford DEM
Assembb-IId distrct-Edwatd I Wood Il. N.
Aseembly-IIId distIict-Frsncis b. Spinola Dem.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arriyed m an New.York-lltb Abby blanchard, At Con-
saatinope; oath, America and Brdsewster, at Liverpool
25th Anta1ctc st DO; Esd Centurion do. 18th. Dew
shire Desli Neptune and NeEwOrld at Livepooi 2ith
PorterB at Cork
Arrived from Boston-2Sd ChasvOrh, at Liverpoo 18th,
c. r. Moore al Trieste; 10Th. Danube, 81 5oenburG
Arrived from Phade phsS6h, David Harrison, at Liver
tooii 81 b Tuscarois, ~ DO
Arrived ON City Point-25tb Hpckley, al Liverpool
Arrived from TchnI u d-26th Curre, At the Clyde.
Arrived NJ gOeans-25th Gulf Stream at Liverpool;
s6th revenue, AZ 20. -.
Sailed for New GOIk-2th, Flying Scud from Deal; I'D
Sweepstakes from Or. vesend
ssjea for Mobus-25th Actor from Liverpool
Sale1 for New Orleans oath, Nsbob, from Desl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08

At daylight this morning the mutiiated body OF
man wss found lying the track Of the Baltimore
railroad above Federal street. about half mile east
Of Grsys ferry. The head and both legs were sew
cred from the trunk, and the remains presented .
shocking spt earsnoe. Coroner D-svesu was sent for
sno held inquest. The body proved to be that Of
William smitzer, bostman, about thirty ye.n Of
age. Tie deceased was lat about o'clock last
evening and be then under the influence Of liquor.
II supposed that while intoxicated be fell tho
track and was by the train which resched tho
city at O'Clock lat evening Josiah Anderson, toe
engineer Of tina train is reported TO be very csfem
man. he states that be o dark object lying upco
The track where the BODY was subsequently, found.
but ne supposed il was one of the "sleepen Oh INC
IPhnsasphs Bulletin, TIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.
Boston. Wednesday, Nov

BOSTON. Wednesday, Nov. :, 1913.
The returns of the election yesterday from all but
nine towns give Gardner 1925 plurality. The Amer
icsns have also elected the Lieutenant governor,
seer, tsry Of Sta e Treasurer Auditor and Attorney
gsoeIal by about 1000 plw atty.
Chaifee Americ an elected to Congress in the Nth
district by about 4 900 plurality.
The House stands 10 Americans, 30 Democrats, Is
Wbigs, - Republican aud Liberals The Senate,
20 "a as known, stands % American and II Of all
otht- Ieuominatioi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
NEW,JFRSEY ELECTION.

REPORT. Wednesday, Nov. :, 1855.
The election 10 Monmouth county has resuIted
largely in favor Of the Democrats Paterson, Dem J.
for county CLERK bbs been elected over the K a. can.
dida;e by t4s majority. Concver, Dem for sheriff.
10 elected over Eopard, X. NJ by ESQ.
PAssAIc coUsTY.-J. T. Rigss, (Oem) Senator, go
mai. Assembly, 1t dist, Buckley, Wing; lid dist >,
Schoonmaber, AntiNebrssks Dem Hid dist Writ
enor. K n. Gould, Sdrfog >te, Dem. Snerif, Qusck.
enbush, no q posiioD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08

EAs1cHEsrER-Secietary OF State-Wafd, so
Hatch, G; King, 81; Headley, 1877.
ControIler-MitcbeIl, 81 StetsOn, 2l9; Cook, 81;
Burrows, 1885,
Tressurer-Lyons, 21i Thurston 81 Williams, IS;
Clark, 1879.
ey-general-Sutberland, 81; TiIden, 2l9;
Mann, jr Sc; Gushing, l39.
State epgneer-Fsy 24l; Jervis s. Geddes, Sc;
Seymour, 1879.
Canal commissioner-Follett, li2 HawIey 5;
Bssel, SCI Whalop, 1879.
State prison inspector-Cark, PSI Agan, 49,
Bailey, 56i Russell, 1873.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
THE UNITED STATES AND SPAIN.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. 7, 1885,
Our Government have been recently considering
he unadiusted subjects in dispute between this com
try ard Spain and particularly the FL Dorado affair
with view to again strongly press their prompt set.
tsneut
Our minister TO the court Of Madrid has, by nstruc'
ton Of his Government, been endeavoriog to effect
nsw treaty with Spain to supersede that Of 1875, with
provisions rendering intercourse between Amer
cans sud subjects Of Spain free from completely, but
ha bas been mortified with Spanish governmental
presentation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
COLUMBIA CO.

HUDsoS, Friday, Nov :, 1855.
The Union city ticket succeeded here over Sam.
The Americans cleo. both Assembymen and county
Officers in this Coumbe) county.
ROCKLAND COUNTY.
Complete returns give Hesdley 700 majority over
Krg and 100 over Ward Hard Ferdon know
Nothing candidate for SENATOR has 700 over Bran
dreth. The entire Know Nothing county ticket is
elected by from 100 to 300 majority Edward Whrite-
nour is the member of assembly elect
ONONDAGA co.
First Assembly dist.-Irvin Williams, Republican
Second dist-James Longstreet, Repub
Third DIST Burr Burton, Repub.
James NoIon, Republican senator, and whole Re-
publican county ticket elected by decided majority.
Hard vote very small.
skaneatles-IIId Dist. Hatch, 225i Hcadley, GO;
King, 200.
TulIy-Hstch, So Headley IS; King, lO7
Van Buren,, First dist.-Hatch, Al Headley, 81
King, "a.
CLINTON co.
Plattsburg-Ist disrict-Secre airy Of State, HATCH
Soft 3lii Headley, TX. NJ 1885, King, Republi-
cap,) 80.
ONTARIO CO.
Gereva-Ist district, X. N. majority on State ticket,
Il lid district, Republican majority, 10. Foot, As
semblymsp, Republican majority in districts l. ILL., and
III, ia; one district to hear from.
WASHINGTON co.
Whitehall-Hejority on X. n. State ticket. l53.
MADISON CO.
Lenox-King, 4l4i Headley, 1885, Hatch, So
Ward, 7s.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
Complete vote on Senstor-B andreth, anti.Kuow-
Nothing, ego; Ferdon, Know Nothing, 1913.
SCHENECTADY CO.
Full vote not received; but estimated at 500 Know
Nothing over Republican The softs are far behind.
WASHINGTON CO.
| Probably given 100 Know-Nothing majority over
Republican. Both HindSo members elected, with
| Hindco senator.
HERKIMER CO.
Republican majority several hundred. Also, Re-
publican county ticket elected, excep. judge-in
doubt. BeLinger, Republican, is elected senator.
WAYNE co.
Republican State 500 over Hndoo, and !, 800 over
Soft. Williams / GOO over Clark, and 1000 over
Thwston. Republican county ticket, and both men,
ber, elected.
SENECA co.
SENECA Falls, Nov. 6-n'ght.-Pos just closed.
More votes given than e. any previous election.
King hes 3l9; Hesdey, 395; Hatch, l26; Ward H.
Las, FAD, CLARK for Cow had 2lO; Seymour 2O9;
UDmsnn, iol; Bronson, 70.
ONEIDA CO.
UTIci, Nov. 7.-Seventeen towns-King, i,7ji;
Hatch, 1905; Hesdley, 9o4i Wad SOC. The re-
msirg towns will not materially affect their relative
position. Richardson. Republican senator, has about
1000 mojorityi one Wig and three Soft msmbers Of
Assembly.
MONROE CO.
ROCHESTER, Nov. Monroe county-King, 100
over Heedley. Republican county ticket elected.
Sof rember in city. The others Republican.
Livingston county about even on State ticket.
CAYUGA CO.
ArBrRy, Nov. County Republican by q ma
ory Of zoo. Two Hindoo members elected ia lid and
Hid districts. C. ".
ERIE CO.
BUFFALO, Nov. THE Softs have elected their en-.
rre city ticket by some 800 m,jority, aud their
county tcie. by more than l,ooo State ticke. about
same as county.
ORANGE COUNTY-CoRREcr RErrRyy.
Newbwgh-Hatch e5si Ward e7a Hesdlsy 5oii
King 800.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
WISCONSIN ELECTION.

MuwAUKEE, WEI nesday, Nov. :, 1855.
A, Gear as oou be ascertsined up to III o'clock
ast sht the voe of this city for governor stood;
Ba,sow, Dem. $500; Bashford, Rep, 1888.
The city and county is believed to give 5000 ma
iO'ity for Barstow.
Grant county gives Bashford Rep goo majority,
and elects a Republican senator and three repre-
san.Atives.
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SENATORS ELFCryD.

Ug, SENAT RS kLt (TtN.
ISuFolk Cuseus, &c..WM. II. FrRMAN, Hard, prob.
H. KRIS CYsUs P NNirH, Repub ican
III. City, (dowu.town) DANt T. sJCXLEs, HafShei.
". Cut siiel.....JosEPH Il. PETTY American
'. (west 6o.)."..MssE SPENCER, SER.
VI. " uptown. .ERAsTUs Brooks, American
VII. Westchester &c....BENJ. BRNDRErH snti.K. N.
VIII. Duchess Coumbis. Il. c. WETNosE, American.
TX .Orsrge, Sullivan. .EDwARp NJ MADDEN, Repuo.
X.Ulster. Greene....... GEORGE = NICHOLS Amer
X.Aibany, Schenectady. joan ". HAScoUsr, CO.
XII. Rensselaer, ..,.......ANos BRIGGS, DO
XIII Wasbing'n. Ssrssogs.-- SMITH, do.
NV .Essex Clinton War'p.-- -.
XIV ST. Lawrence, FrsnknZsNAs CLARK, Republican
XVI. Herkimer Monts'y..FsED. p BELLNSEs, do.
XVII. sehoharie, Delsware"-- -,
XVIII. otsego Chenanso.. ..JosEPH PECK Hard
XIX. OneiSs..............EArES J RGcHARt son, Rep
XX.Otsego Montgomery. LNDLEY LEE, do
XXI. Jefferson, .GARDNEs rowSE, DO
Xxi .Cnondsgs ...........JAnEs NoxoS, DO
XXIII. Brooue, Tosa, tc.. GEO. ". BRADFORD, do.
XIV .Csyuga, Wsyne.....SAMCEL c. CUyLER, do.
XIV .Senecs Yates &c....JANEs McLASE, American.
XVI CHI murs. Steuben E. JoHS ". HALE, do.
XVII INSTRUMENTATION Z. PETERSON, Repub.
XVIII. G-nesee, Orleans, &C .ALoNzo 5. CPHAS, do
XXIX Liyip gston, Ontario SIDNEY SWEET, American
Xxx. Alegany, Wyoming .JoHs B. HALsrEaD, RsPub.
XXNI Erie WAOS"ORrH, SON.
XXXIG. Chautauque, Cattsrs' -, American
of course some of these are set down elected on
the strength of partial reports and estimates which
may prove incorrect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08

Ward Saperrisors.
I-Wm. Hinms ], Dem,
(pfobable }
II-R. c. Bralnarj, Dem.
Ill J. Studwell, Wing.
IV-B r. rhom.s, X. n.
VI. Petit, Inh
VI-Thos. Muiligan, Dem.
VII-samuel Graham, Dem.
VlII-Peser Wyckot. De n.
lX-Johu s Bogrt, Dem.
X-Ssmuel 5mi b, Dem
XI-John N. Mead.
Kill. aeissenb uttel De n.
Xv-Vm Marshall, De u.
XVf-D,yid Lindsay, Dem.
XvIII-Henry ID. Woodworth-