The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-04

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BALTIMORE COUNTY.
First District.
For Comptroller of the Treasurv.-William II
Purnell, SOL; A. Lingan Jarrett, 443
For Congress.-Edwin H. Webster, 359; Ramsay
McHenry 1888
For State Senator-Richard I Wortbing.on
3l5; And. A. Lynch, 4S4
For the House of Delegates.-John C. Holland
5Sl; Fred. Harrison, Jr., 34S; Edward Whittemore
S46; kean Curry, 332; John B. Armstrong, 343
stephen W. Falls, 345; John 7. Ford 443; Thomas
Z. Worthington, 450; Rob. NJ. Denison, 44S: Pleas
ant Hunter, 44S; Leonard G. Quinlan, 432; Thoma,
W. Renshaw, 42S
For States Aforementioned j. Gittinps. 37l
Richard Grason, 42S.
For Sheriff.. II. Longnecker. 35l. Francis
Whe eler, 45l.
For Judges of the Orphans Court-Joshua F.
Cockey, 35l, Jonathan Tracy 357; Joseph Merry
man, 355; Benjamin N Payne, 449; John b
Holmes, 435, Vachel W. Baseman, 447.
For County Commissioners-Joseph f. Wright
54S, Christian Gore, 332, J. Jessop, 331. f. B
Laurenson, 446, William Hutchns, 45O, Charlie!
Timanus, Ala.
For County Treasurer-William Button 343
Jehn Bosley, of VIM. 455.
For County Surveyor-John NJ Wheeler, 35l
K. w. Templeman, AS.
For School COmmissioner-Rev. l.. Van Bokkelen
43l; Charles Shiplev, 359.
For upervisOrs-Samuel Barnes 3OS: Columbu;
Shipey, ass.
For Justices Of the Peace-William Gambrill
539 Anthony Nagle, SG5, B. d. Drane, 345, Joshua
Hood; $!9, Thomas A. Mills, 34l, Hosea Reynolds
III; William Stewart, 444, Lewis Lehman, 439
John Moke, 443, Gideon Herbert 39l, Daniel Arm
strong, AS, 7. Burgess, 1856.
For Constahes-Joshua Barnes 375, John Boul
din 5%4 Robert Graham 3l2, l. W. Mercer 328
James Evans 426, F. Schumacher 379, Thomas Ora
ham Az, J. Pilert 397.
friend writing from Annapolis saws in regard
to the result in Anne Arundel:
The whole Democratic ticket, for Legislature
Commssioners, Orphans Court, States Attorney
| and Surveyor are elected. Ireland CIndependent
Amercanl is elected Sheriff by about 100 major
! ity.
No opposition to Duke (Dem) for Commissione
! of Public Works
! Hagner Independent Whig) for Congress lead
Hughes (Dem) in this county 80 votes
Purpell (Amer) and Jarrett (Dem) have nearl,
| equal number of votes.
The vote in this county is very close. The las
report we had was that in all the districts eycen
the 7th and llth, Lynch, Dem, for senate was i
| ahead, and Cuttings, Amer, for States Attorney
! 30 ahead. The official vote mnst deter inc the re
suit.
TALBOT COUNTY.
! The whole County has gone for the Democrats b
about 200 majority. Stewards majority owe
Cox in this County is 2S3.
| SOMERSET COUNTY.
Barren Creek Spring District heard from, give:
| Stewart 100 ma jority. A gain of 80 votes.
KENT COUNTY.
This County elects one Democratic and one Am
erican member to the House of Delegates an,
elects Democratic Senator.
QUEEN ANNE's COUNTY.
In this County the whole Democratic Ticket i
| elected, except for Register and Surveyor. Stewar
! (Dem.) majority for Congress is between 60 and 70
CALVERT COUNTY.
Both the Democratic members for the House O
| Delegates are elected by about so majority.
Hughes (Dem) for Congress was supposed to D
ahead in this county.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
In this county Stewart (Dem) for Congress wa
| 247 ahead, with three districts to hear from.
1t is conceded that two Americans are elected I
the House of Delegates The third is doubtful
keene (Dem) however, was ahead, and probab
elected
CAROLINE COUNTY.
This county has gone almost entirely America
! by from between 80 to 30 majority Cox for Cor
gress was ahead about 30 votes. The Democrat
! Register is elected.
The following is the full vote of Cecil county:
For Comptroller-Purne!l, A., lob; Jarrett, D
Commissioner of Public Works-L. Robert.
Dem, zoos; B. Lankford 2,Ol4.
Congress-R. McHenry 1880; E. H. Webste
2,O4.
Senate-Jno. G. Heckert, D., 2,Ol5; David Scot
Amer, ,9Sl.
House of Delegates-Jas W. Maxwell .O3O, Wm
R. Miller 1893, Jno. W. Calwell l,939, Democrat,
Alexander Wilson 2, l02, Andrew Mcintyre 95l
Jno. W. Taylor l,9l, Americans.
States Attorney-Jno. b. Rowand, D., 933
| W. j. Jones, A., 2,023.
The following is the vote of Halls Cross Roads
Hartford county:
For Comptroller of the Treasury Major A. Liz
gan Jarrett 25l; Wm. II. PurnelI 3S9
For Cungress-2d District Col. Ramsay McITe1
ry 2l2; Edwin II. Webster 449.
For State Senator: Col. j. Carroll Walsh l9(
Franklin Whitaker 449.
For House of Delegates: Wm T. Bayless 44(
DR.. Joshua Wilson 434 Richard B. Mccoy ALL
For States Attorney: John s. Richardson l95
VIM. II. Dalam 442.
For Sheriff: Joseph F. Bateman 23S; Samuc
Stubbins 2; DR.. James H. Jarrett 4O4.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
| WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.-We have received definit
returns from Prince Georges county, Maryland
Two districts are said to have given "A large major
" for Hughes, the Democratic candidate in tn
Sixth District.
THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
From the returns which we have received, W
think there can be very little doubt of the electo
Of Messrs. Stewart, Hughes and }. ~ Kunke
Democrats to Congress and Webster American
1t remains for the House of Representatives. to d
termine whether or not Messrs. Harris and Dav
have been duly chosen.
In the fifth Congressional District, the followir
is the vote. MIR. kunSel the Democratic caudida
for Congress it will be seen carries every county,
Kunkel (Dem.) Hoffman (Am)
Washington 3
Frederick 30
Allegheny $50