The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-04

MONROE. Edward LOOMS, rep.
1-Harrison A. Lyon, rep. 3-Patrick c. Costello, rep.
2-E Pond, rep. LDidymls Thomas, rep.
3-Alphonso Perry, rep PUTNAM.
MONTGOMERY T. A. Poton, rep.
jeremiah Smell, rep. QUEENS
NIAGARA. 2-B l. Mcaks, rep.
1-,James Sweeny, rep. RICHMOND
2-B. Van Horn, rep 1-Robert Christie, dem.
NEW YORK. RoCKI-AsD.
1-,Jacob l.. Smith, dem. WESLEY J. Weiant, dem.
2-Mchae Fitzgerald dem. RENSSELAER,.
a-Chris. B. Woodruff, dem. l-Thomas Coleman, rep.
4-William Cover, dem. 2-H. B. Clark, rep.
b-John j. Shaw, rep. 3-Anson Brigham, rep.
6-Geo. A. Jeremiah, dem SARATOGA
5-fred A. Concking, rep. f-Chaan. Bonghton, rep.
s-James J. Reilly dem. 2-G. 5. Batcheler, rep
&C. S. Spencer Am.&rep. SCHENECTADY
10-.John W. Chanler, dem. Chas. Thomas, rep.
1I-Noah A. Childs, dem. sCHcHAIaE
12-Theo E.Tomlnson dem. w. c. Lamont, dem.
13-P Masteton, dem. LAWRENCE.
H-Geo. Opdyke, Am.&rep. Harlow GODDARD, rep
1b-Stepben s. Chids, rep. 2-Wm Briggs, rep.
16--Jas. c. Rutherford, dem. SO. +. Shepard, rep.
I7-James Mcleod, dem. SENECA
ONEIDA. ii. p Chamberlain, rep.
1--C. NJ. Scholeied, rep. TIoGA.
2-Edwd LOOMS, rep. david Earle, rep.
3-P. G. Costello, rep ToMPKSs
I'D. Thomas, rep. wAsHISaros.
osoSpAoA 1-G. II. Taylor, dem.
Luke Ramsey, rep WAYNE
2-Ienry W. slocumb, rep. III X Graves, rep.
3-orrin Aylwortb, rep. 2-J. A. Iainy, rep.
oSTARo. wTsrCHEsTER.
1-Ulyses Warner dem. IA. Van Courtandt, dem.
2-Shotwell Powell, rep. 2-J. ). See, rep.
ORLEANS. 3-Trost Horton, Am.
A. B. Hutchinson, rep. WYOMING
oswEGo. +. c. Holt, rep.
I'D C. Lttejohn, rep YATES.
2-B Brockway, rep. david Morris, rep.
3-James j. Colt, rep
CANDIDATES ELECTED IN KINGS COUNTY.
The election Tuesday resulted in the choice of the
following candidates.
County Clerk-charles W. Thomas rep
Surrogate-Roswel c. Branard, dem.
RegiSkr-Howard C. Cady, American.
Superintendent Of The Poor-James c. vandeveer, Amer.
Coroners-Alfred Horton, John l. Lott, Americans.
justices Of Sessons-Wm G. Hoyt, American, john A.
Enmans, dem.
RICHMOND COUNTY.
The majority for Parker is l,iI3. For Soaring, for
Congress, 617 For Christie, for Assembly, 600.
HATTEsoN IN ONEIDA COUNTY.
UTICA, Nov 2, 1858
orsamus B. Matteson member of Congress, was chal
enged the polls of the ward where he resides in this
city to-day and his vote refused. The ground of
challenge was that he had wager pending the result
of the election The challenge insisted upon and he
did not vote.
DEFEAT OF ERAsrUs CORNING.
ALBANY, Nov. 8, 1858
The majority in Albany for Reynolds, republican, for
Congress, the Fourteenth district over Corning is
I1T5.
The republicans made grand preparations tonight 10
celebrate their victory throughout the state, but had
TO be postponed on account of the stormy weather.
NEWSPAPER REPORTS.
From the Albany Eve Journal Is ewards organ), Nov s.
Tho republican mt the elections yesterday is
equal 70 the expectations Of the most sangune
The State is republican by several thousand majority.
Edwin ID. Morgan is chosen Governor Robert Campbell
Lieutenant Governor, Hiram Gardner Canal Commissioner
and Josiah T. Everest state Prison Inspector.
OF the thirty three members of Congress elect looks
as If at least twenty seven twenty eight repubi
cans and anti Lecompton men, which gratifying gain.
IN the present Congress there are but Il republicans 70 II
democrats.
The Assembly is republican by considerable majority.
lFrom the Albany Argus democrats organ), Nov. 81
We give all the returns of the election held yesterday
which have reached during the night They of
opml,
of counties, anu doubtless aboundng in naccuraces We
have, before going TO neither time the
ry data At hand Tor accurate comparison with the vote
OF last year. But cursory examination IS sufccnt ~
show that there IL general gain as compared with last
year, in favor of the republican tcket-sufcen
no doubt, to overcome the democratic majority OF last
year and elect the republican State ticket by decided
l majority.
OF the members Congress- the only democrats known
70 be elected are Daniel Scklcs in the Third district
anti Tammany of the Fourth John Cochrane
the Sixth. Soaring in the First, Miclsy in the Fifth,
Strong In the Eleventh. and Odell the Fifteenth districts
the only other democratic candidates who 70
have any chance Of an election.
The Assembly will be largely republican, and the
Senate-~th the election Of republican in Erie place
Of Mr. Wadsworth, resigned-wi be OF the political
| character.
OF the OF this result course VIC cannot at the
late hour at which write speak at length, indeed
alude 10 them, further than say that evident that
Kansas swel, not quito powerful, but OF the
general character In 1856 has swept the State
submerging all other considerations and shaping the poll
tics Of the state almost exclusively reference
slavery euesonand aao to remark that the American
party seems TO haSe dissolved and is constituent parts
have 10 great extent united with republcansm. The
aspect Of the result Of this election will
be more apparent more full and returns
received.