The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01
VIRGINIA ELKCTIONs.
) RICHMOND CITY.
(0ticial To:e)

1nomas r August, Dem, 469 S75 | $40 l5Is
Euwln Robinson, Amer, S49 4l4 5s8 I2o9
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs:
u HAskins, Democrat 487 s77 67a ,s4o
Joseph R. Anderson. Dem 453 $50 sss la,
Koscoe B. Heath, Dem AZ s7s IA iaeo
a. X. EllSson, American, go Al ,so iss1
Eooert stanard, Amer. PSI IA $50 ieS,
Mm. Burwell Amer s49 4G7 sI4 i,7o
10y the .bove table twill be seen that Tuck.
G majority over that cast for Morson, who was
not candidate, Is $40. Caskie's m .ior;tv ovar
Crane 3l5. August's majority over Robinson an
ne average msjority Of the three Democratic
SAnoioates for the House of Delegates s-Haskius
anoerson and Heath-over the American candid.
s'es-Ehyson, Stanard and Burwell-is 279
a,1. ,pKuNUEss u ANNE-Congress-M Millson, m.
SIa; Holiday. Am. 244 House of Daleeates-Te,
baun. dem. 1862; Woodhouse Am, 3Ie.
D.-Congress-Powel, dem, s25 -
johnson, Am, is elected to the Senate over WIN NJ
, nuswei', dem: Wingfeid and Brown, AIMS, are
rAEW KENF-Garnett. Dem, for Congress 1872.
Er'tcner, Ame l95 House of Delegates. p
Rlchardson, Dem, 1873; ] W Wilcox, Anne, 2O5.-
senate-Cosnahan, Dem l07; Hubbard, Anne. 1896
, bERkE Y.Congress-Faulkner,D Dem 96l;
Lucas. ind dem, 69i. House of Delegates-Hoge
Dem, ioa6 Seaman. do 934, (both elected); Ligh,
Ame. 742, Shepherd do $50 Attorney General
Tucker. 1909 Shackleford. Anne, 494
HANOVER-Caskie7 755 Crane 36l House of
Delegstes-Nelson, dem $50; WING field. Anne, 393
AUGUSTA -Senate-Hon H II Stuart 1893:
Jas Skinner, dem. 1l79' House Of Delegates
3 membsrs-Jno M McCue, Anne, 1926, N Massie,
do l547, b Christian. do 1899; Absolom Koiner
dem ll34, VIM Blair, do 1l27 Jno A Harman,
do ll16.
PAGE E-Faulkner 954; Lucas, ind dem. 42.-
House of Delegatas-Mann Splitter, dem, ees; Jacob
Baker, ind dem, IS Senate Jno McPherson. dem.
534; A R Meem, opp, 80.
SHENANDOAH.-Sena Wright Gatewood
dem, 76l; Jno Mcpherson. ind, 426; A r Meem 257
House of Delegates 2 members-Jno Gatewood
7l2 VIM Sibert 707, both democrats elected over
three competitors.
FAIRFAX -Congress-smit dem, 772; Snow.
den Anne, 514 House Of Dslegates-R q Coci /.
ervile, dem, 704 Jas Thrift Anne, 59e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dem, 1924;
Lucas opp, 597. House of Delegates-2 members
-Faun'leroy, dem, 1l39; Kaufman, do 972; Byrd
Anne, 500
CLARKE-For Attorney General, J Randolph
Tucker 53s; Fl shackelford ID. For Board of
Public Works, Zedekiah Kidwell 397 For Con-
gress, Chss Faulkner 367; VIM Lucas 2ls For
House of Delegates Benz .min Morgan dem and
anti distributionist, 3i2 Geo w Brad1eld, dem and
anti Dttributionist, 30I.
ROCKINHHAM - Congress - Leteher. dem,
1854; Imboden, no candidate "a. House of Dele.
gates-Hiram Martz l172; VIM G Stevens lllS;
Anderson Harper 910 all democrats
ALBEMARLE. - -Senats-Alex Rives whig,
1149, Gordon dem, 1130. House-2 members
Bowcock and Magruder, distribution candidates.
elected.
RICHMOND COUNTY Congress - Garnett
dem, 305; Crchsr, amer 227 House of Dele
gates Robt w Carter am, 43s; no opposition
Senate, X l. T Beale dem, 30l; Jno T Rives, am,
23l
N-Congress-Faulkner, dem, 435: Lu-
cas-. op. 179 House of Delegates. s w Thomas,
dem, $50: Boyd. ind dem, Dol
ELIZABETH CITY-Congress- Garnett, dem.
l52; Cri'cber, ia. House of Delegates, Jos Sc
gar. am. 139; Geo Cooper, am, IS
HALIFAX -Congress-Edmundson, dem, GIL
Senate, How erton. ind, 673 House of Delegates,
Logan. dem. elected
NANsEMOND-Congres Millson, dem. 399
House of Delegates, w d Wood, dem, 334; Ma
thaniel Riddck, op, $40 Senate, VIM II Day
PIrTSYLVANIA--Con Congress- Hamilton, ind,
beats Bocock, dem in this county. House of De-
legates. Kene and GiImer, .ms, elected.
HENhY-House OF Delegates, Martin, am, be-
lieved to be elected
ISLE OF WIGHT-Congress- 544 nc
op. Senate. VIM Dey, dem, SAT; no op. House
of Delegates, A G Moody, am, elected
Apo POAATTOX-There was opposition tick
ct in Appomastox The Democratic vote cast was
2S5, Crawford H. Jones is the delegate elected to
MECKLENBURG-Cong Goode dem, 746
Collier, am, IL. House of Delegates-W II Jones
dem, $50; James T Alexander, Gndepenc ut den)
238. sepate-Charles Bruce, dem, 469 John O
Knox Gndepende ent democrat, 346.
DINWIDDIE-Congre o Goode. dem
354; r R Collier, opp, l73 House of Delegates
James Boisseau, dem, 1854; R Shell, opp, 155.
LOUDOUN.- Congress Lucas, opp, 1,271;
Faulkner. dem, 7O7. House of Delegates Powe /,
opp, l,I72 Ball dem 1,lel. This difference in the
vote is caused bya split in the American ranks for
members of the House.
MECKLENBURG-DrJ Jones, ind dem, 1886; ]
T Alexander, dem. caucus nominee, 80. VIM
Goode 720, Collier 81 Chas Bruce, dem, for Sc
nate, 65 majority over Knox:
Observation-Disclosures elected to the House
without opposition.
ELIZABETH CITY Joseph Segar, dem, res
elected to the House of Delegates. Garrett for
Congress has a small majority over Critcher.
RAPPAHANNOCK-Sn majority 79;
MarshalFs sjority Gam for the House) s5; Hack
leys majority Gam for the Honse) 100
IrrRopucr1oN OF YANKEs DOODLE TO EUROPE
During the negotiations at Ghent of that treaty OF
peace to which have just alluded, festival or ban
quet or 1t may have been ball was about to take
place. at which 1t proposed to pay the customary
musisal compliment to all the Scvsregns . ho w.r"
either present or represented on the occasion The
there, az you reusmber by Mr. Adams M. Bsysrd.
Mr.. Cey Mr.. Jona. Russell, snd Mr. Gallatin- were,
of couIse not to be overlooked; and the sscal n
commission. rs to fur.i iii him wi national al :.
Our Dstionai air, said they, is Yankee Doodle YAM
tee Doodle said the conduc or what % that? Whers
shsllI find 1t? By al hom wss lit composed Can you
supply me with the seore' The peIplsxty of the
Commssis may be better conceived than dsscrb b.
o. They were fairly at their wits Gods They he'd
never lmaenco tnat tney snouio nAvs scores OF III
sort settle and each turned to the other In despair
At last they bethousht them, ia q happy moment,
that there wss eoored servant of Mr.. Clsys, who,
like many Of his was first rate whistler, and
who certain to know Yankee Doodle by heart
He was sent for accordingly and the prn blem was
solved without delay. Tho band master jotted down
the air, the colored bay whistled il and before
night, said Mr.. Adams Yankee Doodle was set to 90
any parts that you would hardly have known it. and
it came ont the next day In all the pride. pomp and
circumstances of ,ol and hautboy Of drum, trumpet
end cymbal, to the edifcaton Of the Al led sover-
eens OF Europe and to the elor 'ston of the United
sovereisns of America p. G. Winthrops Address at
the Boston Music0i Festipdt
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY
The recent death of Surgeon George B Mcknight
promotes Passed Assistant Surgeon JOS Wilson,
Jr and brings into the service. as IN Assistant
Surgeon DR.. Frederick Van Bibber, whs stood
highest on the list of the (as yet) unappointed Of
those who have passed the requisite examination