, 1860-11-15

Electors.
Tho New Hampshire Statesman says that
Mr. Sesmith, one Of the United stntes scna-
tors just chosen in Oregon, worked on farm
in Clarcmont, in that State, cbout twenty years
ago.
Young Lincoln, SOD OF the President elect,
low in Harvard College, Was on Wednesday
night called upon BY large body Of the stu
dents in that institution, and congratulated on
the SUCCESS oflis father. he had been preSi-
onsly waited On by many, but this call WAS
more formal, though not more cordial:
Mrs. Douglas accompanies her husband to
Sov Orleans, and VIC regret to learn, Is still
suffering somewhat from the injury to her an
kla received at Montgomery, Ala-
During the twenty-thrce years Queen Vic
tosia has been On the British throne, sho has
never been confined to her room from sickness
for single day, excepting upon the occasions
Guelph olive branches.
Judge Bishop, . lifelong Democrat, Il re-
ported to hare made the following compliment
ta1y remark in rcgr1d to the Governor elect Of
Massachusetts,: II ncycr knew Mr. Andrew,
In the course Of the nine years which have
hecn nm the henc,, IN take ., maintain a nosi
linn v,,c1, he 1;, MT bo,c.t,v hc,;cve to he
trnr in tim trial IF anv casc,n
Rev. Adam Empie, D, D., . venerable
EptscoDal divine. chaplain at West Point f.ty
years aro. afterwards President Of William md
11arr's co1lerr. Va. died .t Wilmineton Del.
On the C:h. a.ei.76. uc vns a native Of achen-
ectaay. n. =.
Putnam County. Ohio. has In he. limits a
nan acc,, one hundred and tan v-or uc
liycs In Monterey 1ownsbin md I. = farmer
Hewas born In Connecticut and his nomc !.
1ohn pcrcr
when Mrs nono1,s fe,, with n. sloan.
boat deck ut Montgomery, the 1dsvrfi,eT says,
and quotes It as an act Of remarkable gallantry,
tn1 9ns " tnc oasuno!e se-eoela s. asaiSieqn nes
hen rorc n .ccnr-,anco ,11,h i,is ,,e.t ~. ~
harc n1,shcd thc lodr dnSn:nd eto,nnnd ~ hcr
It was y:rr -a,tant sJr 1Ges,f;s-1 and nncT.
prcted -LhrIs.iUr br,nn-rot
p,,,,, REV., -n.ea ~. p,s,,.,.1-
H.'a'nA Nv 'o1eu LUG nepaoi'c'1a u tcA'
Ct IN Acton Nc, on Tuesday. Commodore
Panlding was one Of the first at the pulls in
unnt;nrton r :. md ro+cd H.. III. r.,un1i.
.s.,s". =. - .~,'cs 49, 80 ~ - -'-f1o4 ~
ean ticket LIN Ashford, Conn.,, Deacon Ros-
well Brown, who Is uincty-tiye years old, and
ha. yotea At every prcs;dont;,7 o,.ct,o, .;,c.
- 0'u~-
49, so'e. u4u1 s1A 'ornaco, rue tnlec "l1eh
10 Tote 1oT Lincoln. The SindUsky Re5isttT
says that D1. Earl Bill, 30 years Of age, who
! .o+., fo. 1v,.,,:..+.- o.ss na -
Wv. Ao' .o"' 'oseo VI Aac"uAs luz
o4 Ana ~ LIZ 'o'eo eacn ''nc .ot
ltu' la'1'o'' - Inc venerable Hoenezef BLOW
CT WV conFtcteo nls one nunasco1n year oo
lne ip.n oay OF oetooct last' ana mas so1co az
every f1esloeat1a1 election, commencing WILD
A'o'e 1os oeo'so Washington Ii t'o', "eo'
" ea7 l'ots On 1aeSoay, Ii "ofeeste!, 11ass''
FAC sotco LOT AoFana1n Ameom oeas Aosea
Burt, m old resident Of Nilbrahum, Masa.,
who on Tuesday last cast his yote for Lincoln
| h,, r,t.d II ercrr r,c.,aor,i,, o,oc,,or x;no1
1en. " washington administration, the being
only 20 ycars old at that time) aud always trut
to freedom, In tic Federal, Whig aud kepub
| ucau ranks . Henry Seabold. agcd los wears
OF North township, MARSHALL county, Iudinaa
aud the oldest man, probably, fu Indiana, wcn
to the polls or Tucsday last and voted for Lin
coin aad =, Aaa'lla. 4c y9ted for Washington
~ u; =, S,s can',,tos 1d a;.e a,t ss,,,
" p poss- Psssitc o1fss,r,, ~ T. ~ ras-
~ ,,s .nd has yntaa n, svar, prns;Sest ~. ~
Trcs53r r. - srent to ,,c ,.n,,s vi o1j deros;,ed y;
ballot ior lincoln and uaniin. Fctcr las Al
Ways been Democrat. He v1tcd for buchau
r. w. ~ haan ,,sSce % m,Tr,cd I ID sud e h,S tn
rhildren by 1ls FIST wife. md fifteen by tn
second.
The European mail brings tho tldlnss q th
death Of the widow Of the CIR Nicholas q
! Drss,. The acccnsed ladv vas named br he
~.-.. r-ea.~,c~ o1,-. Gh.-,o..~ u,,,ss,.,
parents fredeFlea Louisa ChaElotte Hnhclm
M. She was the daughter of tho late Kin
OF Prussia, Frederick William ~, md W.
bonn IN TVS on her nineteenth birthday al
WIS married TO INC 1Fand nuko Nicholas
Hussia, inc la1e Empe!or, VINO was tT9 Jea,
trancc 3nto tie f;r.es CHnrch~shc sras ho,n -
prote4tlnt-upon which she took the name {
Alexandra Feodoroxna" stx children errsis
/ ~ Z. iii ha -enncnohc,c3 M r. ~on-e
lion between The Royal families Of Russia an
i Prussia wus primary 5rason Of pE?iss!a STAN
lns aloo! autlng uo s .t1lIsn mn y !ne o.
ssas-- ---'.. aud Of tho Ffinco Rccett
!shs ntns o1 fIuss-. e,:;. -: .+i.lr1 Of tho kin;
dom, dur:ps u the iucapacity M Of the King. st
has been lony m invulid, and only recently T
haf tasnea 10 o. ass r.; wtntry nome 'som Nlce* ID
r.. ns..a. =. ...' ae.ss1. . go. ~ ~ ri. rr.,n,
4oa ~ 49, ~
VINO s1aSeo h@ psanhns once on Ooo3'as
/! carrying Illinois and Wisconsin, appends th
paragraph to tho announcement Of the resu
or+hs .,.,+.,~.,