The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-30

John Randolph Tucker, dem asa
a Morssn, whis but not . candidate, 400
FoR CoNoREss
John Caskie, dem. 3a
Judson Crane, Am, 397
STATE SENATE.
Inos P August, dem, $50
Edwin Robinson am, 1Ia ,p
HOUSE OF DELEaArEs
Haskius, dem, am
X Heath dem @ @ooV
JOS Anderson, dem, axe
D n CI"o.' sm' 425
Wm Burwell, am ans
Inc democratic candidates to tbe T.ss,.,.,r-.
are all elected by handsome m.;oritie. 49,
The Polls will open again this .fterroor =. g
| O'Clock. ''" -
Henrico County.
ine vote In this county between Messrs Robert
"a. mayo, oem and Henry Cox, American. for
tue Legislature Is SO Close that the Official vote
will be necessary, in all probability. 70 decide th
election From returns exhibited 10 ma ves,srS.e
oy various gentlemen, we made Mr. Msyo's ma.
jority sixteen
PETERSBURG -Goode, dem for Courress 47a.
Colier, Ind, 4l0; J. H. Claiborne elected to the
senate without epposition; H. P. Brown dem
| elected to the House by 80 over T Robertson
am.
Hanover County.
Az the Court House. for Congress, Caskie dem
received lO4 votes; Crane, am, SO. For Attorney
Gsneral, Tucker, ll9; Patton, 90; Lyons, l3; Nc.
Farland, 5. House of Delegates Wingfeld. dis
tributon dem 1913; Nelson, 63. Polls closed.
HANOVER May 29th, 1857.
On yesterday our election came off, The great
est excitement existed in the race between the
county candidates, as Judge Caskie's nomination
was thought to he equivalent to an election. At
the close of the polls Negrofoot precinct the
| suit was follows:
For Congress-Caskie, ITO; Crane. 20: Caskies 8
msj. 80
For Legisl.ture-Nelson, SO; Wingfeld, a7 Mel.
Attorney General-J. Randolph Tucker, rs;
Scattering, 12
Our friend Martin Meredith Lipscomb was not
| forgotten in the excitement: he received one
vote.
Reported Majorities-Heltown, At o'clock Nell.
sons maj. q; Hughes, at o'clock, Wingfelds
mai 40
In haste, yours, A.
Augusta County.
sTAUNToN, May %.
Below send you statement of the members
elect in this county:
Se1.te-Hon A H H Stuart elected
House of Observation-Disclosures, Massie aud Nc.
Cue. all Americans, by about 500 majority
The stage has just arrived from Rockingham,
and the report is that Martz, Stevens and Harper
are elected there.
| Shenandoah-Reported to have elected Col Nc.
Pherson to Senate, and Smoots and Sibert to the
H0uso OF delegates.
Nip and tuck. in Rockbridge - nothing certain
| from there. Yours, &C., Nc.
Caroline.
READER STORE, CAROLINE, May 2sth, 1857.
TIE Election has passed off very quietly here to-
day, and the vote at the close of the polls fols
lows: j. Tucker, go; Caskie, p Crane, 81 !:
Coleman. 73: Luck, SO; D-jsrnette, Sc. also
heard from Needwood about O'Clock and will
give you the polls at that time: Tucker 49, Caskie,
Al; Crane, 4 Coleman. A; Dejarnette, 81; Luck,
l3. Yours, PENN.
Campbell.
COURT HOUSEHOLDS about to close-very thin
vote.-For House of Deegates-Yancey, Dem }
l2l; Deane (W.,) 80; Smith, (W) IS Election
of Deape and Yancey generally conceded. Demo-
cratic gain if so.
FREDERICKsBURG-Snow am for Congress
has 36 msj over Smith. dem.
NoRFoLK.-McKenney, am, for Senate, and
Mallory, dem for House, elected.
PoRTsMoUTH.-Young aud Tatem, dems, elect
ed to the House by 483 majority.
AIexasd d ia County.
Snowden, 65s; Smith, 426. Henry w. Thomas
is elected to the Senate, and Mr. Mckenzie to the
House.
Fairfax.
Smith has one majority over Sncwden, in two
precincts.
Bedford
The following is the result of the election in Lib.
erty, Bedford, up to O'Clock, Thursday:
j
field 232; G L Brown 206; A Jordan 13l; George
johnson s5.
Chesterfield.
Robinson's precinct-Caskie, 40; Crane, 10
Caskie's majority a.
observation-disclosures, dem, for Congress 90 maj
over Wi,cher. F Deane is elected to the House.
Polls Along the Liz; Line Ct !he Orange and
Sapgster's-Smith, dem., 1e; Snowden, am., 10.
Fairfax county-Smith's maj about $50.
Tudor Hill-Smith LOT; Snowden, g.
Bruntsvie, 3 precincts-Smith's mai 240
weaversville-Smtb 7S; Sno wden %.
Warrenton-Smith, TIA; Snowden, l24.
Brandy-Smth, 81; Snowden, A.
| Culpeper county-Smiths maj about $50.
/ Orange Court House, Rhodes and Locust Grove
| 1T maj.
| Barboursville-35 mai
AIbemarle-Probably elected opposition ticket,
| but yet in doubt.
Mr. Faulkner's majority In Martinsburg is III;
he will get over 200 in the county.
| WHEELING May 26.-In this congressional dis.
| trict, the candidates for Congress were Sherrard
| Clemens, dem, and NJ Dunnington, distribution
| dem the latter being supported by wings and Anne
| ricans The distribution ticket Is supposed to be
carried by 400 majority, and Huntington elected
| to Congress.
HARpER's FERRY May % The whole majority
| at Harper's Ferry and Bolivar is Sc for Faulkner.
| At New Greek, 10 Hampshire county Faulkner 8
Il
| ed to be 20 In Winchester.
FAIRMoUST, May % Marion county gives
Tucker. dem, for Attorney General, 1000 maj.
| KidweIl, Commissioner Board of Public Works,
| 1900 mai; Hon Clemens, for Congress. 1000 maj
| House of Delegates-A Hayward and U Al
| melt elected.
| BY Telegraph.
ALEXANDRIA, May 29-Ex-Gov Smiths major
ity in Fairfax county is 200; Orange $50; Fauqui"
| er I5O Prince William $50. Snowden has n ma.
| jority in Rappahannock.
Hon Chas Faulkner, Is reelected by large
m,iority Warren gives him goo majority and
Page 800.
SCARCITY OF FPKovENDER.-rhe Dsnville tVG
Register says that provender has never been SO
scarcs in this section of the country. and adds:
The country actually does not supply . sufficient
quantity OF rough food for the support OF our hor'
sea and mules. And . case has come to our KNOW
ledge from . reliable sorrce, in which WAGNER
.rsveline with goods from the depot, at this place
to the upper part Of Henry county has been en- COM
or vsnt Of fodder and other coarse food. which he
assures US neither love nor money could procure
for him. On account of this scarcity OF food our
S..r,ors = m compeed 10 buy hay In the Richmopd