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SDeben TT stne Senbuus attes yOrtrefnhes qoo,r.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
NEW-JERSEY.

This State has gone Tor Buchanan, 10y largo MAJOR
ty; but VIZ A. Ne~ell, Fusion, is elected Governor
over Wm. c. Alexander, the Republican candidate, by
perhaps 2CeO.
For Congress, there undoubtedly three DEM
Gratis and two Opposition men elected. CiwsOn and
Robbins are doubtless reelected i'll the Isl aud lid Dis
,ricts by fusion of the Opposition against the Demo-
cratic candidates.
In the lid District, Bishop, the Fusion candidate is
defeated by G. b. Adrain Democrat
In the WITH, John Huyler is probably elected over
T. C. Osborne Republican, aud Charles lngls, Amer
icen.
In the yth District, j. r. Wortendyke IS elected oy
nearly 9 eco plurality; AMI Dodd, Republican, ahead
If his ticket and Bette American, the lowest on the
list
The Legislature has probably been carried by tn ;
Democrats which will give them the choice Oh a
United States senator to succeed the Hon. y. H.
| Thomson
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Tuesday, Nov. I, 1851.
Partial retums show Democratic gans anS bu'
chapsn has carried the State by large majority.
heavy rain storm prevailed generally throughout
the State, and in consequence decreased vote was
roled. The returns from scattering precincts indicate
about the same Democratic majority US last year
Richmond County-Flimcre, eJ7 majority. Dome
cratic gain 100.
The returns from other counties show considerable
Democratic gains.
Ten counties give Buchanan 1850 mJonty-beins
Democratic gain of 100
They will probably carry the State BY 900 ma
jority.
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OHIO.


TIE election passed Cd quietly to-day. The rctsf.s
Indicate DE- mocratic succo in this city BY slightly
increased nrjorty over Re Stste Election.
Circpnati-Tbs C ty ard seven townships IN n
ihop County give Buchanan II Pr Fremont 7ya.
and llmore sis. As far "a we can hear ese~here.
the vote does no, essentially der fcm that poIed n
October.
Medina Co complete l-Gi,es Fremont 100 msjOf-
ty over Buchapan. Fillmore received ~ votes.
Gesnga Co locmpetel -Freroot, 2,6el; BurbAnas.
575 Fillmore, Sc.
Lorain Co. (cOmpleteI Fremont, $500 Bachsusn.
l,4;S; Fillmore, ST.
Huron Go. tSomrie,el. Fremont, 3,t7e; Buchanan,
l,7l2; Fillmore, -
Columbus City.-Buchanan majority. /. ass
Cuyahoga Co.-Clevelsnd and nine towns gave
Fremont majority of ,ils-a small Republican loss.
Eleven towns to hear from.
Portac. Co.-Four townships give Fremont me.
io,ity of ll.-s gain on the October vote Of ~.
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.ssrNBIYMEN PROBABLY ELECTED.

.na.,-1 Richard KINNEY; 9 ADAM VAsALLEs;
8 John Evers; A. Franklin Townsend.
Broome-ENos PUFFER
Couuga-1, JAMES j. OWEN :, l. Ne rohhhoii
Ch in Henry A. PRESDrscAsri ., Isaac
GEoRGE.
Cattarangps--l, ALANsos KING; :, RUrU' CROW
Ch,mung-Wm. T. HASTINGS
Cbepaneo-l, ASsEL BERRY; 2, WIN. II. HYDE
Chnton-MoRRIs Y. PERRY
Dptckoss-I, FRANKLIN DUDLEY.
Eric, Henry w. Rogers; =, Geo. w. Clinton
Esser-RALPH a. LovELAND.
Herkmer-I, JONI ii. WOOSTER; ., HARRIS
Genese-1, SETH wAKEnASi 2, JoHS 1. McPnrR-
.Jsse,son-I, CALvIs LrTTLErIELDi 9, c. b. GRAN
GER; 3, A. W. PEcK.
KihgS-l, John Haul0rdi :, Inemas Muu6'h d,
John ii. Funk
Iflr.s- IUCIAN CLARK.
LiripgstOl- |, LYMAN HAwEs
Letcis-LUcIAs CLARK. -
BEHOP.
Mon,oe-l, JEREMIAH S. BAKER; ,, RoBT. STA
PLEs.
Monteomcry-l, MATHEW o. DAVIS ,, HEzERiAH
Nes- York.. Daniel Mehan; ,, Thomas Kivlin; 3,
James Hayes; 4, John ID. Dixon; > John J. Reilly; g.,
Nathaniel Roc; 7, Henry j. Lre'@g 3 Thomas Char
lock- 9 Erastus w. Clover; 10 james 5. Saytcr; II,
James t. REILLY; L., Nicholas w. Mooney l3 Jostph
b. Tornaa il; H. doubtful; - Arthur Woods; 10,
0IORGE OTDYKE.
Nfogora-l, ELIsn, CLtPP.
OrFtdd-2, +. b. B,pcocK; 3, Jons HoLsTEAD;
l. INoHaM TOWNSEND.
OnoDd0gG-I JouS j. RHOADEs; ., SIDNEY
SmTH; 3, NV LEAyTSwORTH; !, CHAs H. MEAD.
Op,Gyio-l, SAM. A. FooT; =, IoRoAsrER PAUL.
Orleoas-l, ALMArzoR HCTcHIssON.
Pntanm-CnUxcH} X. WEExs, probably.
Quecns-Davi1 u. Floyd Jones.
SordOga-l, ABRAHAM LrGGETri = SAMUEL o'
MOTT.
Scbrnfcfad 4-NICuoLAs BsRHYDr.
Seteco-BiSsoS OWES. ~u
SwGolk-l, A. G. Thompson; ), Benz. r. Wehs.
USsfcLcs,cr-I ARNEIL +. DlcKIssoS; :, Edmund
c. Suiher'eI d. . II w
Wash,ngton-l, ASsos ISGRAHAN; :, H. W.
BECKw1n. noo,
Wa,ae--l. THOMAS JoHNSoNi :, Jos PEA'o'k'
Wvomipg-CYRH RtwSoN.
Y6ffs-ABRAHAM V. HARPENDiNG.
Republicans cAPITiLs Know Nothinss in hdhe''
Dep1ocIsts in Roman.
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KrXTr(Ky ILLINOIS AND INDIANA.

PBIADKIPBI,, Nov 5-I0 O'Clock, p. N.
The Democratic State Committee have dispatcnS
stating TIN, Kentucky has beeD carried by E'so
Democratic majority also dipetcb from GOV
Wright of Indisns, placing the Democratic majority
lndspa at IS 600: $50 dispatch from Illinois, asm
"s '""' Ion,synIr Nov isjG-e O'Clock, p m
Louisville City ard County Official Fillmore ms
jority 2,6l0 . D.nocrs,i. bx 3 M
Kentucky has doubte's gone -
majority. A., ~ 40. Rrsclsr "a
in rs1 ga, Montgomery Co, q; Fleming Co., SS;
Por Tbop c., $50; Shelby Co., 6p
Democraic Msjortes-Bath Co., I'D; hen''n Co.,
3cO
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Buchspsn SO over Fremont, and Fremont is 20,

over tulfroSp
For G,veruo,- Hu5son Coun y gives wen tUnion,
2.76,. and Alexltd,r (DemOcra AIS.
For C.rg,ss-Woitena,k (Dem.h -; Bots
AMI. I. 49,: Dcdd (Repuh J, $50.
For State Standardization (Dem.) 1923; Mer.
.eles AMI less; GaIretson tRepuo.l, Os; ani
Hancux Ind DEM. 1875.
In the let Assembly District, comp Using hob Neo
aid III. Fourth Ward of Jcney City, r. c. Bac"t
Dem }, rs: J. V. Thurston tAml ti7i Js'oh
Wesr tR-pub.) AZ.
In the lid Assembly District-FirSt, Second and
Third Wards Of jersey CHy-S A. French tDcrrl
7l3; J. D. Ward TAM, a., and X. Glchrist' Jr'
tRepub.), sSl.
10 the Hid Assembly Dis,rlc' compnsn, the coul'
ty town. Dr. Mott is reelected to the Legislature by
llurslfy of about 80.
II. b. Beatty DEM is elected Sheriff by plurality
Of about 500
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LARGE FIRE IN MARIETTA.
L., rs.n.s.h 70 The n Y. Tribune.

M.bnTTA, o., Tuesday, Nov. I, 1856.
The Marietta FIGURING Mil owned BY John D.
Cram, totally destroyer by fire on Saturday nom
ing, Nov. /. The FIRE ignited in the smut uschiae,
caused by the rapid moth n of the machinery, at
O'Clock, and although every effort was instantly nade
to exDsuish ii, the flames rapidly ascerded TIE eie-
yators to the roof and 10 fifteen minutes tie ehtue
Luldipg was in one mass Of fire. About 30 bsrres Of
aour md 70 600 bush.l. Of wheat were destroyed.
Los from $4,000 to 5000. Insured icr $3.50 ouy'
,9C0 !, III. Elpa Usrerd, and g. 600 10 wasiingtoa
Corrty Ohio Mutual. 1t "as one Oh ,"' ""..
~. nn. in ,I,e O,.io valley sD4 - ioss viii easss
eses: nconveb.et &c TO sI e!as'1'
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MARYLAND.

Frederick Cosnty-rllmore majority, is--ioss s;s'
Baltimore unty-rllmore majority, 36ot-ioss sN
Talbot County-Buchanan majority. l6o-lcss *
Cecil County, Fillmore majority. R-l"ss ~.
Queen Anne County -Fillmore majority, ieS-s"n
Is
Dorchester County-Fimore majority, 2s'-gs'n o.
Charles Coun,y-Buchanan ~ msjonty-ysin 10.
Howard Cour,y-Filmore Nd majority-gsin ~.
Ann Arundel Count, Fillmore 100.
Charles County Buchanan, 2y7 majority
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UuOn vote. .-......'.. .-.'i l9ty
TIL. 70 were also "a strsi- hit Fremont votes IN the
lid " ard and ~ in the nth.
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NEW JERSEY.
Special Dispatch TO The n. Y. Tribune

PuiLAnELPHIA. Wedn. sday, Nov. D, 1876.
Gloucester County, N. j., gives Fremont 6B Fill
more, ,262 Buchanan, OH.
For Congress, DIR. Clawson, Fu'ion, has go MAJOR
it, in the county and Z, 800 in the district
For Governor Newell, Fusion, has $50 majority
For Assembly, LIST District, John H. Bradway' fu-
sion, 800 majority. lid District BENZ. smith, Dem
- majority.
We have done our best Our county was the battle
ground.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Ntw-Honover Ccun.y-Democraiie m''o'"'
GO.
The rttu,rs from other Counties indica'e
vote hat the State II certain Tor becna"a" ~ N'
j'rity equal 20 Bragg.
BsItigh gives Fillmore - ms,o''('
GsSseb<Io Couuty-'se m'lonty iof nuensn'u'
81. N 60 :, c,f ,sed Democratic mHiori;ies.
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Vo,e fo, Pre,;A Min Electors.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Wedncs day, Nov. ), 1,

HARTFORD, Wednesday, Nov. ), 1856.
We have returns from all the towns IN the State Out
H. Fremonts plurality in the State will be o,ooO'
Hartford Co. official voe)-Fremont, y 40; Bu-
chalon, ,O66; Fillmore 800. The whole vote oil the
State will be ,s,OOo-b ing increase of 1900 over
that poll.d last Spring P.emoat'a plurality il 1000
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LSer'. r,rers
Vanderbilt. ...l3 6;9 Oiell.

LSer'.- re-rers
Vanderbilt. Is 6i5 Oiell So
Seiden ........... 6,5if
OrtICtRs FhoBAhLr ,LLcTgD ~ BRooxLTS.
Torrrcs1- George 1aJlo' | EN-
fssrH, --,Jchn 6auf@d, thomas Null an. and
John n bunk sIl Hernocrn's
Djur,cf 4 sOrnes-,Jobh q. Schooamske- Dem.
Coynfv T-ersVrrr-,J 1nss N. Se.bury Dsa,
Superintendent 4 h@ PoOr-C. w. Chlteh Dem,
AID r Rrrley Rep.
Co-onrr-lrasc r. soeu, Den.
JUS icc Of SssHOs'-John A. Emmon' Dem.
Movcr-Sampel S. Powell, Dem.
T;o,'s,for II Tare,, &c-Ai'rtd NJ. Wori, Dem
SIR, Cc1nisreFcr-ChHes Tune Dem.
Conmi,a0aer # RtpaIr', 5e.-Ssnuei g shs n.
Dem.
Polio, .Jrstioe-J,n II. Con well. Dem.
.Jv,,,o,s II the Peaoe-Jas b C. Blecily lni Zach,.
r'-b Vo.Itli.s, Dens
CaraIss Of Poiioe--Joel SInitt Rep lat Dist
TLno.s Kug, Dem, lid Dst.i George y. Csc.
~ m. Hid Dist.i Geor5-' W. Rogers, h. ", lVta
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Bos1os, "Wednesday, Nov. ), 1856

BosroS, "Wednesday, Nov. ;, 1856.
All but seven towns in NJ 'ssachusetts foot up as
& Iows: Fremont, lO2,9ll; Buchanan, 1888; Fd-
more, 1884.
The Republicans have elected 2S6 Representatives,
and the entire State Senate.
Burlingame ia elected over Appleton to Congress by
about 20 plurality.
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OLD DUTCHESs RIGHT SIDE UP.

4. tie Editor Of TAe n. \. T,ibaae
SIR: We have certainly elected John Thompson to
Congress over Chamberlain (Buchanan). Teller who
was "sod oWt" by The Fillmore party, did not receive
moro than 400 votes a. the whole county.
Franklin Dudley and John Ii. ketchum tboth he
publicrns) are elected to the Assembly Campbell
Fillmore end Buch trsr is elected to the Assembly N
thC lid District.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 4.-The following is the vote u
this city
Fillmore I625; Buchanan 1872. The BscAanna
gain in the County Is 100
In Memphis, the Democratic gain IL %.
In Shelby there lie a Democratic gain OF 1913.
Observation-Disclosures gain 6s.
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INDIANA.

Marion Co--D, mocratic majority, 49, gain, I~.
Tppecsnoe-Two towns, Republican gain. ioo
Delaware, over 200 Republican majority. dispatch
Of Don today rays the result is very doubtful All
Me counties heard from have small Republican gains
except in Marion
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MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 4, lcJ6.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 4, lco6.
We have carried our State overwhelmingly. 1t
j. a clean sweep. I'|'
DETROIT, Nov. 5, 1856.
We have carried the State by over 10000, four
Members of Congress, and both branches OF the
LEGISLATURE. General Cass retires to priva'e LIE.
The returns from the back counties come in more
favorable for the Republicans. They claimed lo,oW
majority last night. To-day they claim 5000 to
e eco.
Me,sr Howard, Walbrd. and Wsldron are re-
elected to Congress, ard Lea h, Republican IN place
Of Peck, Democrat.
Tie State Legislature is largely Republican, wn0n
1surs Republican United States Senator I'd Pi"oe
of the Hon. Lewis Cas-.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Allegheny County, with ten Districts 10 hear from,
gives FIR, mont gain the Oc'ober vote of OF.
TIE Cni,n majority in the entire county VII probably
bo about 4,9C0
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RHODE ISLAND.

In 70 whole State, with the exception OF Middle
town and New Shorehsm, Fremonts majority over all
il 49, over buchanan, 1898; over Fillmore, 1881.
He has clear majority in four of the five counties,
ard in every in the State but six. Buchanan has
a majority in four towns, and Fillmore plurality in
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DELAWARE.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nov-S, 1855
The complete returns from Delaware show Re i.
chansn majority of !, sSs.
whiteler Dem. is elected to Congress by Geo ma
jority.
The Legislature is Democratic.
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LOUISIANA.

LOUISIANA.
sw-OFLEsss, Tuesday Nov. T. 1856.
Film ores majority hero il 3,4S3.
Nrw.ORLEAss, Wednesday, Nov. 5. 1856.
The returns from the county parishes show steady
Democratic gains. The State is doubtful. There was
much fighting in this city at the polls yesterday aud
5000 reg istercd votes were not polled.
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VIRGINIA.

Buchanan msorities Shenandoah, 1850; Rocking
ham, 1890; Page, 1000; Warner, t2i; Prince WI
liam, $50; Fauquier. 100.
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ALABAMA.

Montg, merry Co.-Fillmore msjority 49,
Cahawta Co buchanan majority ~.
The returns of both tbese counties sho~ Democrsso
gains.
The returns, as they come in, show small Demo
cratic gsins.
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ONEIDA COUNTY, n. \.

special patch to TIE y. l. rn'nus'
I'uc,, y. Y, Nov. s. NJ
Tie Hon O. Il. Ma. ,on (Rcpuhlica") t'r CoaSr''
beats Buchansnsn Ialooism and ell other i'ns WI"
Johnsoo'sIu, Strykcri.m &c. by mo" =" Y''' '''
jorty.
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VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA.
wAsHisoroS, Wednesday, Nov. 5-l2M.
Virginia has gone for Buchanan by 1900 to D,Ve
majority.
The return, from North Carolina show That tho
Deu ocrats have swept the State by largely increased
mQiorities
Georgia has undoubtedly gone for Buchanan by an
increased vote.
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KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE AND INDIANA.

LoUIsvILLY, KY. Wednesday, Nov. 3-9 p. m.
Bu, hanan has doubtless carried X entucky by 5,V0
majority.
Tenn Buchanan by 5000 majority
The southern counties of Indiana show largely IN
oeosed Democratic gains.
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KENTUCKY,

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1856.
A dispatch has just been received here from Pitts
burgh, via the House Telegraph, that kentucky gives
500 Democratic minority.