The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-27
PORTSMOUTH, same hour--G ,ggin's msjority 140.
Milison, d, for Congress, has no opposition In
il

PORTSMOUTH, same hour-G ,ggin's mJority l4(
| Milison. d. for Congress, has no opposition i
| thi di.trfct.
HANOVER
ASHLAND, o'clock-Gosgin So, Lsscher 43-De
jaruette 81, ,Csskie AZ wickham, o, 81; White, D
46-Newson, D, 81.
Coal Harbor. o'cIock-whits, 11s; Nickham, Q
Bearer Dam-Letcher has 80 msjority, White as
| and Csskie, D, So: Polls closed.
WYTHE.
WrrHEvnLs, oclock-Gogsin 81 ahesd.
Wythe c II, 4 o'ciock-doggin % ahead. Floyd
ID, over Martin. D, 212.
WYrHsvILr, 9cclock, P M.-Letcher's msjorit,
in this county 10 4, with one precinct to heaI
| from yet. Floyd D) majority is 3s5.
lWyths county in '65 gave Wise lis majority
OHIO.
Goggiu, ss far a. beard from, is $50 ahead. rv,
Opposition candidates to the Legislature are elect
ed-ope 10 in doubt.
HARRISON.
Complete rsturus from this county give Letche,
.o m'J1risy. Hofman, O,and West, D, are elected
to the House of Delegates.
LOUISA.
LOUISA II, l oclock-doggin 81 ahead.
1reu'lion's-Goggin 30 ahead.
Bampd"-Goggio Il ahead.
ROANOKE.
ed.em-In this town, Letcher gets 145 majority
A Democratic loss of $50 on the election 10 '56
Edmundson, D, for Congress, has no opposition
ALEXANDRIA.
In the city and county 6oggin has 253 majority
Inomss (WhiR) for Congress 36S and Mackenzie
SWnie) Tor House of Delegates (no Opposition) 71e
Inc city and county of Alexandris, in 1856, gave
Flournoy 253 majority
BUCKINGHAM AND CUMBERLAND.
buckingham gives Goggin about 100 majority,
n'o ana elects Whig Delegate: This county gave
siournoy 55 majority over Wise.
buckingham and Cumberland have gone heavy
Tor Fiournoy (whie) for Congress.
Pulaski.
NKWBxRN, 10 Null returns from Pulaski
snow Sosgi1: majority to be go. Floyd, for Con-
This county gave SO majority for Wise
BERKELEY.
MARTISsBuRa. 10 P M.-Lstcher has o. majority
Isoel, for the Senate, and Wrong and Rob binson,
Tor the House, ell Democrats, had no opposition
Fsnikner, d. for Congress, as far as heard from,
has 80 msjority.
FREDERICK
WINCHESTER, 10 P M.-The msjority for Alex K
bo,eer Opp, for Congress, In this town, is said to
c"arfestown.-Boteler has 63 majority in two
precincts.
Harpers' Ferry.-Bsteler has so majority in
this place.
IL O'CLOCK, nidnight.-Botsier's majority in
this unity 10 go Lstcbers vote unknown.
HARPER'S FfRRY, midnight.-The vote stands
here: Letcher 2l2, Gog9in 145; Montague 24o,
Wiley l4l; Tucker POI, Preston 127 Fsuik ner. d,
ioi OouSte6s, 100; Boteier, U, ZlS.
WOOD.
The Opposition majority in this county is zoe.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE RICHMOND DISPATCH
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
NORFOLK, May 26, o'clock-Gogein 26l ahead.
PORTSMOUTH, oclock-Gogein 2l2 ahead.
Norfolk gave $40 majority for FIournoy in '55 I
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE RICHMOND DISPATCH
THE ELECTION IN PETERSBURG.
PETERSBURG. May 26-ndnight There IL great
excitement in consequence of the Whig victory
to-day. Bonfires are burning In Syeamore street,
and torchiight procession, headed by band of
music, is marching through the streets.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH 70 TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH
OPPOSITION GAINS.
PETERSBURG, May 26 -Gogzin gains 100 in Prince
Eiward. He gains largely in Din widdie Surry, and
Southampton.
The telegraph wires were kept open until this
moraisg at O'Clock, when we were obliged to 10
to press. Farther returps, as they are received
to-day, will be placed on the Dispatch bulletin
boards, to which We refer our readers until our
next issue.